There are three retail premises and office spaces to let in Barry.
Holton Road
Smart Lettings describes the property as 'substantial' and in a 'prime retail location.'
The space is available for viewing by appointment only.
Prospective tenants should be aware of money laundering regulations and will be required to produce identification documentation during the referencing process.
They are also advised to make their own inquiries regarding the property's furnishings and parking facilities.
The deposit for this property is £700, with a holding deposit of £115.38.
High Street
The newly refurbished space is in a prime location and will be available soon.
Prospective tenants should note that the rent excludes VAT.
The deposit for this property is £2,000, with a holding deposit of £192.30.
Cardiff House
The Business Centre on Cardiff Road is offering a serviced office space in Cardiff House for £15,600 per annum.
The modern office space can accommodate 12 people and has a large external window with an air conditioning unit.
It has been recently decorated and the carpets cleaned, and ready for immediate occupation.
The Business Centre's monthly serviced office fee includes several services such as general and environmental rates, service charges, building insurance and maintenance, heating, lighting and power charges, telephone system with handsets, high-speed broadband connections, executive office furniture, daily cleaning of office suite, telephone answering in your business name, message taking when you're out of the office, mail handling, and full building security with 24-hour CCTV.
Tenants can also take advantage of the free in-house gymnasium, Mel's Café, picnic area, breakout areas, and free car parking and disabled parking.
Networking opportunities are also available onsite.
The centre offers a monthly rolling agreement with one month's notice to cancel, providing flexibility for tenants.
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