Grade II listed Chichester high street building sold for £1.23million
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Grade II listed 23-24 North Street, which is home to L’Occitane and the Coop Bank, has been sold to Sussex-based private investment and development company Saxon Estates.
A spokesperson for Flude Property Consultants said: “Flude Property Consultants are delighted to have concluded the sale of 23-24 North Street, Chichester.
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“Flude acted as joint auctioneers alongside Allsop. The property sold for £1.23 million to Saxon Estates who are a private investment and development company based in Sussex.”
Flude Director, Mark Minchell said: “The income from the two retail tenants L’Occitane and Coop and the opportunity to undertake a refurbishment of the uppers is a great opportunity for the new owner.”