RH12 The Rec Rooms, Albion Way, Horsham

Premises comprise standalone accommodation over lower ground and upper ground floors, with previous uses including a bowling alley, nightclub, pool hall, live music venue, ice skating and roller blading rinks. The raised ground floor formerly used as a bowling alley is predominantly open plan and benefits from a large recreation area; commercial kitchen; eating area; party rooms and WC's. The ground floor provides a number of bar and leisure areas which until recently were used as a bar and live music / entertainment area. Both floors are self-contained. There is also a self-contained kiosk at the front of the premises, previously used as an ice cream counter.

The premises are considered suitable for a wide variety of leisure uses.

A new lease is available on terms to be agreed.

The premises benefit from Sui Generis use.

The premises benefit from a licence allowing trade at the following times:

08:00 - 00.30 Sunday to Wednesday, with the exception of Bank / Public Holidays which shall be 08:00 - 01.30

08:00 - 01.30 Thursday to Saturday

08.00 - 04.00 New Years Eve only

Premises are situated in the centre of Horsham Park which offers easy walking distance to both the town centre and Horsham's mainline railway station, both approximately 5 minutes by foot. A pay and display car park is situated adjacent, along with a number of other surrounding pay and display car parks including multi-storey within the town. The Capitol is located close by, offering leisure activities including a theatre, cinema screens and an art display area. There is an Everyman cinema located within the town's re-developed Piries Place alongside restaurants and bars. Horsham also boasts a number of well-known operators including Marks and Spencer, Next, Pret a Manger and Oliver Bonas to name a few.

The town is also home to some well known office occupiers such as Royal & Sun Alliance and Creative Assembly. Horsham District had a population of approximately 146,800 in 2021 with the demographics falling into these year age groups: 0-16: 16.54 %, 16-64: 60.62% and 65+ : 22.84%

according to figures published by the ONS.