Shop for rent on Vestergade 16, 6800 Varde

Now available for rent on a pleasant pedestrian street in Varde is a nicely maintained retail space totaling 332 sqm.

Located in the central area of Varde's charming pedestrian street environment, this retail space is available for rent in a well-maintained property.

The property was originally built in 1898 and extensively renovated in 1982. For many years, it housed a bank and more recently a shop. The property has been carefully maintained, respecting its original style, while the interior appears as a modern unit - ready for a new tenant.

The ground floor of the rental space consists of 247 sqm, which includes a large open shop area with an office/meeting room located at the back of the building (this room can easily be added to the shop area).

On the first floor, there is a total of 85 sqm, nicely furnished as staff facilities, including a wardrobe, toilet, kitchen with dining area, and an archive (which can also be easily converted into an office/meeting room).

In addition to the shop's entrance from the pedestrian street, there is also a direct entrance from the free public parking lot behind the property, called 'Fogtmanns Plads', where many of the pedestrian street visitors park - ensuring a good flow of customers to the rental space.

On one side of the rental space is Bog & Idé, while the clothing store Mr. Bechsgaard is located on the other side. Opposite is a large Sportmaster store.

Information about Varde:
Varde is a charming and lively trading town with good shopping opportunities. The town has the status of a market town, which is evident in its large, beautifully landscaped square that connects the pedestrian streets. Every year, the square hosts events such as flea markets, market days, concerts, and sports events, attracting visitors from near and far.

In the summer, Varde is also very popular with tourists, as it is not far from the North Sea and the large popular holiday home areas along the west coast. As Denmark's second-largest tourist municipality (after Copenhagen - measured by the number of overnight stays) and as the 'capital' of the country's geographically fifth-largest municipality, the town is also a natural trading center for a large surrounding area.