3545 - Busy, Furniture Retailer, in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, For Sale, Preferred Commercial
3545 - Busy, Furniture Retailer, in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, For Sale, Preferred Commercial
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Advert Ref: 3545
Business Description
Preferred Commercial is delighted to offer for sale this busy furniture retailer, which was established by our clients in 1985 and which is only now being offered to the market due to our clients' wish to retire. The business trades 5 days a week and generates a turnover in the region of £800,000 per annum with a gross profit of 45%. Our client offers an extensive range of high quality furniture, including solid oak and ash. We feel the turnover could be further increased by extending the opening hours and to open weekends. There is also scope to embark on a modest marketing campaign to promote the business further. The business is renowned for offering high quality furniture and has an enviable reputation. There is a website in place advertising the business and services provided. The premises boast a large 6000sq ft. showroom with numerous display areas. This is an ideal opportunity to acquire an already busy furniture retailer with scope for future growth. Early negotiations with Preferred Commercial must come highly recommended.
Business Status
Price Reduction
Property
Leasehold
Lease Terms
Rolling 6 month lease Rent: £115,000 per annum
Location
The Furnishing Studio occupies substantial ground floor lock-up premises, ideally located on a busy high street in the heart of the town of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. The business is surrounded by a range of independent and national shops and businesses and enjoys a high footfall and much passing trade. There is ample parking in the vicinity and bus stops nearby. The local amenities including the University of Gloucestershire and Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum are close by. The premises boast easy access to the A-road network and the M5 motorway. Cheltenham is a large spa town and is home to Britain's most famous racecourse. The town hosts many festivals a year, attracting thousands of visitors. Gloucester lies approximately 7 miles away, while Worcester is 23 miles to the north.
Premises Details
Substantial ground floor lock-up showroom premises in a town centre location. Briefly comprising:
Ground Floor
• Extensive showroom with numerous display areas, sales area and 2 x desks
• 5 x storerooms
• Staff area
• WC with wash hand basin
External
• Frontage onto busy high street
• Self-contained 5000 sq ft warehouse 3 miles away rent £6,800 per annum
Trading Hours
Mon - Fri: 9:00am to 5:00pm Sat - Sun: Closed
Cheltenham 'Castle' - No. 5043 Earl of Mount Edgecombe (25/03/17)
Curiously, there's never been a Cheltenham Castle, either in stone or a locomotive, so here's a view of one bearing bearing a nobleman's name heading through Cheltenham spa station on 25th March 2017 and, as it is a member of the GWR's Castle class, it really is a Castle at Cheltenham! No. 5043 Earl of Mount Edgecombe has only got about a year left on its main line ticket so its outings this year take on a certain amount of importance: the train was The Welsh Marches going down through Lydney to Maindy and then taking the line to Hereford before continuing on via wellington to complete a circuit back to Tyseley.
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Clun's First Run
Although we've seen footage of Tyseley's recently-restored flagship locomotive no 7029 :Clun Castle already, the engine's circular tour from Tyseley out via Birmingham Snow Hill, Stourbridge Junction, Worcester, Stroud, Swindon and Didcot to Oxford and return from Oxford over the Cotswold line on Saturday 6th April 2019 was billed as its First Tour which, presumably, meant proper tour as the others have been test runs and two short evening trains to and from Worcester. Whatever, this tour was fabulous, with the engine working magnificently and throwing out plenty of exhaust fumes (that is, magnificent to our eyes!). We see it accelerating through Droitwich station after slowing for the approach curve and junction on the outward journey. Welcome back Clun and hooray for Vintage Trains, the newest TOC.
Credit : Geoff Jenkins
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세인트 조지 시장을 가보지 않고 벨파스트를 논할 수는 없다. 1890년대에 지어져 120 여년을 벨파스트와 애환을 함께 한 이 재래시장은 주말이면 직거래 장터 한마당이 열린다. 각종 공예품, 그림 등은 물론 식음료, 생필품까지 생산자가 소비자와 직거래하는 것으로 정평이 나있다. 영국의 5대 시장 중 하나인 세인트 조지 시장엔 그야말로 없는 것 빼곤 다 있다. 정신없이 시장을 휘젓고 다니던 내 눈에 매우 익숙한 뭔가가 들어온다. 메이드 인 코리아 ‘김’ 이다. 이건 또 뭘까? 한잔 마셔보라는 것 같은데. “이곳에서 오래전부터 할머니들이 생강으로 음료를 만들었는데, 진저와인이라고 불렀어요.” “북아일랜드 전통 음료군요?” “네, 그렇습니다. 벨파스트 특산물입니다. 한 번 마셔 보겠어요? 알코올이 없는 음료입니다.” 몸에 좋은 생강즙이라. 나도 한잔 마셔보기로 했다. “제 마음의 선물입니다.” “선물인가요?” “네, 벨파스트의 선물입니다.” 빌리는 멀리서 온 이방인에게 기꺼이 진저와인 1병을 선물로 준다. 북아일랜드의 특산물과 인심을 한꺼번에 맛보는 순간이다.
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I can not discuss the Belfast market is not never been to St. George. Built in the 1890s, the one with the joys and sorrows of 120 years Belfast and the traditional market is held on weekends direct transactions Festival Marketplace. Various crafts and paintings, as well as food and beverage, have a reputation and that producers and consumers are direct transactions to basic necessities. One of the five markets of the UK market in St. George Yen is it really niggas will not. Beating the market without the spirit is something very familiar to my eyes creeping attended. The Made in Korea 'Kim'. What it again? Looks like a cup of masyeobo. I have here a long time grandmother made a drink with ginger, ginger wine I called. I'm Irish traditional beverage book? Yes, sir. The Belfast specialties. Can you drink one? The non-alcoholic beverages, because good ginger juice on the body. I decided to drink a cup. The first gift of the heart. Is it a gift? Yes, Belfast is a gift. Billy was willing to give Ginger a bottle of wine came from afar to the Gentiles as gifts. Facebook is a moment at a time to taste the specialties and hospitality of Ireland.
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■클립명: 유럽110-영국06-05 영국 5대 시장, 세인트 조지 시장/St. George's Market/Ginger Wine/Drink
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Sunday Youth U16 Final 2011 Sponsored by AcclaimDriving - Blaby & Whetstone v Allexton & New Parks
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(HD)6024 KE1 THE BRISTOLIAN Box Tunnel 3rd March 2012
(HD) 6024 THE BRISTOLIAN Box Tunnel 3rd March 2012
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Birmingham New St d 06:25
Stourbridge Jc d 06:55
Kidderminster d 07:05
Droitwich Spa d 07:15
Worcester Shrub Hill d 07:25
Cheltenham Spa d 08:00
Cam & Dursley d 08:20
Bristol Parkway d 08:45
Bristol Temple Meads d 09:xx
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0.0 Bristol Temple Meads d 09:33 6024
Bath Spa 09:49
Chippenham 10:01
Wooton Basset Jc 10:11
Swindon 10:18
Challow 10:33
Wantage Rd a 10:38 water
d 11:03
Didcot Parkway 11:13 ML
Reading West Jc 11:28 ML
Reading 11:29 TL
Maidenhead 11:42 ML
Slough 11:48 ML
Airport Jc 11:54 ML
Acton West 12:00 ML
Ladbroke Grove 12:06
London Paddington a 12:10
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0.0 London Paddington d 16:35 6024
Acton West 16:44 RL
Airport Jc 16:58
Slough 17:05 RL
Maidenhead 17:12
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Reading West Jc ML 17:33 ML
Didcot Parkway 17:50 ML
Wantage Road 17:59 to RL
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Swindon 18:46
Wootton Basset Jc 18:54
Chippenham 19:04
Bathampton Jc 19:14
Bath Spa 19:18
Bristol Temple Meads a 19:35
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Bristol Parkway d 20:30
Cam & Dursley a 21:05
Cheltenham Spa a 21:30
Worcester Shrub Hill a 22:00
Droitwich Spa a 22:10
Kidderminster a 22:25
Stourbridge Jc a 22:35
Birmingham New St a 23:10
Birmingham International a 23:35
The Cheltenham Flyer with 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe
The Cheltenham Flyer arguably the most famed named train on the GWR. The title became famed in the 1930's gaining record times running non-stop from Swindon to Paddington at average speeds of over 70 to 80mph over a 77 mile journey. The 'Flyer' had not ran non-stop since untill May 11th 2013. 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe had the role of honor in re-running this historic train as well as carrying the famous Cheltenham Flyer square headboard. The run also marked the end of an era to the Great Western Mainline, with the clock now ticking the line is in full swing for modernisation and electrification, which will ultimately radically change Brunel's railway forever, and will never be the same again.
For this run as it was a non-stop working in both directions only two locations had to be chosen so I personally chose Sonning Cutting and Maidenhead Bridge, as they are the earliest iconic structures on the Great Western right from the beginning dating back to the late 1830's, I felt it would be a fitting, fulfilling and symbolic finale to capture the run on these locations for the last time, before they get destroyed forever by the overhead electrification.
At Sonning Cutting two western generations meet side by side before the HST overtakes steam, 5043 is seen carrying the iconic Cheltenham Flyer square headboard as it passes through the cutting. A few hours later on the return working 5043 fly's over Maidenhead bridge running 15 minutes early and very nearly catching me out there! And after that it was done. The rest is all but history, we can only see the GWML become electrified as time fly's by.
With thanks to Vintage Trains, West Coast Railways, First Great Western and Network Rail for making this miracle run happen
These shots along with some others will be seen in MAINLINE DIARY 2013: PART 1 See for more details
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*EDIT* As of 2018 this location has now been destroyed by overhead electrification.
To Paddington Station the terminus of the Great Western Railway every detail of this grand station can be seen as 6024 gracefully reaches the end of the line.
Unlike previous films I've made which is normally full-on action I decided to make this film more symbolic and more into the level of detail in historical areas, Swindon and Paddington were no exception especially for a Great Western locomotive.
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S&C Reopening Train with Flying Scotsman
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Credit : Sam Winterbourne
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