Could you breathe new life into this historic spa building in Buxton?

A shop which is part of Buxton’s most historical spa buildings could see a new business through its doors.
By Jessica Dallison
Published 26th Mar 2020, 13:58 BST
Updated 26th Mar 2020, 13:59 BST
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The former The Edinburgh Woollen Mill, on Terrace Road is part of the Grade II listed The Colonnade.

The Colonnade is a row of shops with a impressive projecting canopy built between 1851 and 1853, by Henry Currey, who also worked on the Natural Mineral Baths.

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The shop is being advertised to renters by VDBM for £2,458 per calendar month.

The former The Edinburgh Woollen Mill, on Terrace Road is part of the Grade II listed The Colonnade.The former The Edinburgh Woollen Mill, on Terrace Road is part of the Grade II listed The Colonnade.
The former The Edinburgh Woollen Mill, on Terrace Road is part of the Grade II listed The Colonnade.

A spokesman from VDBM said: “Buxton is a popular historic spa and tourist town in the Peak District.

“The property forms part of the original baths building which itself adjoins The Crescent. This is undergoing refurbishment to become a luxury hotel.

“The property is in a part of the town popular with restaurants, cafes and specialist shops.”

The shop also joins to the former Buxton Thermal Baths, now the Cavendish Arcade.

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