Shop for rent on J. Lauritzens Plads 3, 6760 Ribe

In a central and visible location in Ribe, at the entrance to the large public parking lot, J. Lauritzens Plads, these well-appointed and versatile commercial premises are now available, which have been used as part of Danske Bank's branch in Ribe for several years.

The lease of 267 m² is an example of how the division of the total 439 m² on the ground floor can provide an attractive size shop, office, or clinic - at one of the city's best and most visible addresses.

The premises are therefore not divided and furnished in advance, which means that a new tenant has the opportunity to have influence on the final division and layout - inquire for more information.

According to the current layout plan, the existing entrance/foyer in the corner towards Kvickly and the parking lot will remain as it is, while the actual shop/sales area will constitute a large open area with daylight from two sides. In connection with this, a kitchen and lunchroom, storage room, staff toilet, and possibly also changing room/wardrobe will be established, depending on the needs of a new tenant. Everything will be handed over to the tenant in a nice and usable condition.

In the building, there is also a good and dry basement of 136 m², which can be rented as well. The basement is primarily for storage purposes but also includes a changing room and toilet, and is generally very useful. There is access to the basement via a shared staircase with an entrance from J. Lauritzens Plads. Due to the property's past as a grocery store, the property is also equipped with a goods elevator between the ground floor and the basement, which is currently out of service but can be reinstated.

The property in which this lease is located is situated in the prime location between the older, established pedestrian street environment and the many shops directly connected to J. Lauritzens Plads - with the Kvickly department store probably being the biggest crowd-puller.

J. Lauritzens Plads is a free, public parking lot that is very popular for shoppers in the surrounding area - but also for shoppers in the pedestrian street, as the number of well-located parking spaces is limited at the opposite end of the pedestrian street (by the cathedral). For the same reason, the surrounding area is a popular retail area, where it is both easy to get to and from and easy to park.

Area:
Ribe - known as Denmark's oldest town - is the "main town" for a large geographical area and has 8,365 inhabitants (in 2023). The city's history dates back to the Viking Age, and in 2010, Ribe celebrated its 1300th anniversary.

In the Middle Ages, Ribe was one of the country's largest cities and a very important trading city - but also for the church, Ribe was an important metropolis, which is why Ribe today is blessed with a beautiful cathedral, one of 10 cathedrals in Denmark.

Ribe has largely avoided major urban disasters such as fires, wars, and plundering, and today has a well-preserved, old town, which, together with the cathedral, the Viking Museum, and the city's historical status in mind, contributes to the city's special charm and attracts up to 1.5 million visitors each year.

The city also offers a healthy and vibrant commercial life. There is a good mix of department stores, larger retail stores, and small cozy specialty shops, which in themselves make it a great experience to visit the city.