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Café space available in refurbished town hall


Brackley Town Hall, a striking Grade II Listed building at the heart of the High Street, has been a focal point of the community since its original construction in 1706. Overlooking the historic Market Place, it remains one of Northamptonshire’s most signifi cant heritage landmarks. In 2018, the Town Hall underwent a comprehensive £3.2million


refurbishment, preserving its distinctive architecture while introducing modern facilities. This transformation ensured the building retained its historic charm while off ering fl exible, high-quality spaces for community events, local businesses, and commercial activity. Brackley’s town centre is thriving, driven by strong residential


and economic growth. T e Town Hall enjoys a prime High Street position, surrounded by independent retailers, national brands, and the historic charter market held every Friday. As part of its continued role in Brackley’s commercial life, the


ground-fl oor café space within the Town Hall is now available for a new operator.


With an open-plan layout, period features, and modern


amenities, this is a rare opportunity to establish a business in Brackley’s most iconic building, right at the heart of the High Street. Harvey White, Commercial Property Adviser at White


Commercial Chartered Surveyors, said: “The Town Hall is a landmark that defi nes Brackley’s High Street and remains at the centre of community and commercial activity. T e availability of the café space presents an excellent chance for an operator to trade from one of the town’s most distinguished and historic addresses.” White Commercial have been instrumental in the growth of


the region through its successful involvement in the majority of the major commercial developments since the late 1980s drawing companies’ investment employment opportunities and economic growth.


Scan the QR code to view the Lower Hall brochure, email harvey@whitecommercial.co.uk or visit www.whitecommercial.co.uk


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