FOR SALE
13/03/26
3714
DHAC/2026/CSFree / Rightbiz
A fully mixed-use, Freehold investment property for sale chain free sale. Consisting of a very spacious commercial unit with consent for restaurant use and four self contained apartments. Ideal for investors looking for a passive investment, currently offering a 9% yield. Current gross annual income circa £57,799.00. No chain.
Clifton Street itself is a popular secondary shopping street at the heart of the Splott, Roath and Adamsdown communities, providing a comprehensive range of both local bespoke traders and national retailers, such as The Post Office, Tesco, Solicitors Offices and coffee shops.
Tenure: Freehold
Room 1
Restaurant
Circa 1800sqft
Currently trading as a Kurdish restaurant/cafe.
The restaurant comprises a spacious and versatile customer dining area, fully fitted bar, a comprehensive professional kitchen with ventilated canopy, customer W/Cs, and numerous store and stock rooms. To the rear of the property is an enclosed courtyard benefiting from separate side access.
FIRST FLOOR:
Flat 1
Two bedroom apartment consisting of a large kitchen lounge, a separate shower room and two bedrooms.
FIRST FLOOR:
Flat 2
One bedroom apartment consisting of a kitchen lounge, a shower room and a bedroom.
FIRST FLOOR:
Flat 3
One bedroom apartment consisting of a kitchen lounge, a shower room and a bedroom.
SECOND FLOOR:
Flat 4
Two bedroom apartment. Details to follow.
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