Hanley Park, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent House - £292 pcm (£67 pw)

The Kiosk is located in the north of the park and close to the children’s play area . The building is available as a grab and go kiosk to provide drinks and snacks. The building is a single story building with adjacent store. Within the building are the main toilets for this part of the park including male, female and disabled toilets. A door leads into the kiosk and internally there is a non-slip floor with painted brick walls and a painted ceiling.
The Council is keen to attract innovative and community lead proposals to bring this building back to life, for the benefit of the park users and the wider community wellbeing.

Description - The Kiosk is located in the north of the park and close to the children’s play area . The building is available as a grab and go kiosk to provide drinks and snacks. The building is a single story building with adjacent store. Within the building are the main toilets for this part of the park including male, female and disabled toilets. A door leads into the kiosk and internally there is a non-slip floor with painted brick walls and a painted ceiling.
The Council is keen to attract innovative and community lead proposals to bring this building back to life, for the benefit of the park users and the wider community wellbeing.

Location - The premises are situated in the award winning Hanley Park and set within 24 hectares. Hanley Park is one of the UK’s largest Victorian public parks and is close to a large residential area as well as Staffordshire University, Stoke on Trent College and a number of office and commercial buildings. Stoke on Trent has a population of some 391,927 and within one kilometer of the park over 10,000 people. There is also good access to the A500 an urban express way which runs through the heart of the Stoke on Trent conurbation, Stoke Railway station within half a mile of the park and Stoke on Trent City Centre 0.8 miles from the park. The Cauldon Canal passes through the park and the Canal and River Trust estimates that 5,500 leisure boats per year travel along the canal and pass the park.

There are a number of car parks that service the park as well as a good bus service. In 2023 the park was visited by 1,029,213 people and this information is obtained from automated people counters installed at all entrances to the park. There is also a full program of organized events within the park.

Accommodation - Kiosk area 176sqft 16.35 sqm
Store 167sqft 15.51 sqm

Services - We believe mains services such as electric and water are available subject to any reconnection which may be necessary.

Planning - Bjb recommend that potential occupiers make their own enquiries to the local authority in order to satisfy themselves that their proposed use is authorised in planning terms.

Rating - The VOA website advises the rateable value from the 1st April 2026 is TBC. The standard non-domestic business rates multiplier is 48.0 p. The small business multiplier is 43.2 p up to a rateable value of £50,999. Small Business may benefit for up to 100% on premises with a rateable value of up to £12,000 and a tapered relief for rateable values between £12,000 and £15,000.

Bjb recommends interested parties make their own enquiries into the business rate payable any further business rate relief which may be available.

Tenure - The property is available by way of a new lease on full repairing and insuring terms. There will also be a service charge.
Subject to Contract.

Opening Times - There will also be minimum opening times to be agreed as follows:-

Minimum Opening Hours required as below - Maximum opening not to be exceeded.

Summer -26 weeks from April – September
Weekdays - 10:00am – 16:00pm (minimum opening hours) / 06:30am – 21:00pm (Daylight hours only) (maximum opening hours)
Saturday - 10.00am – 16:00pm (minimum opening hours) / 06:30am – 21:00pm (Daylight hours only) (maximum opening hours)
Sunday - 10:0