65 Eltham High St Local 370 m² En venta London SE9 1TD 1.635.462 € (4.414,24 €/m²) Rentabilidad 6,29 %

65 Eltham High Street presents a compelling freehold restaurant investment positioned within one of South East London’s most established suburban commercial hubs. Set in a prominent town centre location in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, the property benefits from a vibrant mix of national and independent operators, providing a strong commercial backdrop that reinforces long term tenant performance. This section of Eltham High Street is characterised by consistent pedestrian activity, strong local demographics, and convenient connectivity to major routes leading toward Central London and the wider Southeast, making it a strategically resilient setting for roadside and high street retail.
The property is let to a well established quick service restaurant operator with a significant and fast growing presence across the UK. The tenancy is secured on a newly agreed 15 year unbroken full repairing and insuring lease that offers stable, predictable income with clear rental growth mechanisms through upward only reviews programmed for 2030 and 2035. The long lease term, nationwide operator covenant, and modern trading format combine to deliver an attractive income profile well suited to both private and institutional investors seeking durable performance from an established asset class.
Purpose built for quick service restaurant operations, the ground floor provides an efficient and modern layout that supports consistent trading performance and aligns with current operator requirements. The freehold tenure further enhances the long term security of the asset in a supply constrained local market noted for ongoing investment and regeneration initiatives. With a total annual income of £95,125 and offers invited in excess of £1,425,000, the opportunity reflects a competitive net initial yield of 6.29 percent after purchaser’s costs. This investment offers rarity, income resilience, and strong market fundamentals in a high demand South East London corridor.