50/52 54/56 & 58, High Street, Whitton, Middlesex, TW2 7LT
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Read more Read moreProminent freehold shop and ground rent investment located at 50/52, 54/56 & 58 High Street, Whitton, Middlesex, TW2 7LT. This commercial property is situated on the western side of the High Street at its junction with Tranmere Road. It is arranged on the ground and one upper floor, providing two ground floor double shop units and a single shop unit. The first floor comprises three three-bedroom flats that have been sold off on long leases, along with the single shop unit. The property is in proximity to notable occupiers such as Tesco Metro, Lloyds TSB, Superdrug, Iceland, and William Hill, with a Lidl supermarket currently under development adjacent to the property. The rental
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