FOR RENT
24/07/26
4077
18651825 / Rightbiz
A unique opportunity to operate a Grade II Listed property, prominently positioned in Bristol city centre within the Castle Park regeneration area. Previously used as a café, the space includes a commercial kitchen with extraction/canopy and is partially fitted with a gas hob and refrigeration. Extending to approximately 1,200 ft², the property also has access to a large front terrace, offering outdoor seating.
As part of the regeneration of Castle Park, Bristol City Council is inviting Expressions of Interest from prospective tenants. Proposals will be assessed on financial viability and their contribution to wider park regeneration objectives including:
1.Deliver a viable and sustainable operation
2.Increase activity and vibrancy within Castle Park
3.Support community and cultural use
4.Contribute to the long-term stewardship of the park
Flexible lease terms and rent proposals are invited. Please refer to the Expressions of Interest document for further details.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
The premises is being offered to let by Bristol City Council, who are inviting Expressions of Interest from prospective tenants. Their interest is not purely financial, and consideration will be given to those looking to contribute to the local community and to the regeneration of Castle Park. Consequently, flexible lease terms and rent concessions may be considered.
Please contact Maggs & Allen for a copy of the Expressions of Interest information pack.
LOCATION
The cafe is located on Castle Park, adjacent to Castle Street, and within close proximity to Castle Bridge, in Bristol City Centre.
OUTSIDE
The premises benefits from the (shared) use of a large terrace to the front of the property providing further seating.
BUSINESS RATES
The Rateable Value with effect from 2026 is: To be confirmed.
FLOOR PLAN
The floor plan and floor areas are provided for indicative purposes only and should not be relied upon.
ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE (EPC)
Rating: To be confirmed.
VAT
All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT unless otherwise stated.
LEASE DETAILS
The property is available on a new lease with flexible terms to be agreed. Lease length, rent and repairing responsibilities will be discussed with the preferred operator as part of the EOI process. For more traditional commercial operators, a standard fully repairing and insuring lease may also be considered. Each party to incur their own respective legal fees.
TENANT APPLICATION FEE
Following selection of a preferred applicant, reasonable due diligence checks may be undertaken. A fee of £300 plus VAT (£360 inc VAT) will be payable to cover associated costs. Accounts may be requested where available and a deposit and/or personal guarantee may be required.
CODE FOR LEASING BUSINESS PREMISES
We advise all interested parties to refer to the RICS Code for Leasing Business Premises, link available via our website.
VIEWINGS
By appointment.
CONTROL OF ASBESTOS REGULATIONS
As per the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, the owner or tenant of the property, or anyone else who has control over it and/or responsibility for maintaining it, must comply with the regulations which may include the detection of and/or management of any asbestos or asbestos related compounds contained at the property. Maggs & Allen has not tested or inspected for Asbestos and therefore recommend all interested parties to make their own enquiries.
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