Premises of The Last to let in St Georges Street, Norwich

The premises of The Last brasserie and wine bar, in St Georges Street, are available to let for £37,000 a year with Brown&Co.

The fully licensed two-storey premises was last occupied in July when the business suddenly closed. 

Brown&Co say the restaurant is "beautifully decorated" and that its fixtures and fittings can be included for a separately negotiated price.

The building is fully licensed and spans two storeys (Image: Brown&Co)

The ground floor is divided into a cafe with a traditional shop front and a bar and restaurant.

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In the large basement there is a kitchen with a wash and prep room, a basement bar and additional restaurant seating.

Cloakrooms and stairs to the bar and restaurant areas can be found off the basement.

Anna Smith, Anna Smith, commercial surveyor at Brown&Co Norwich, said there has been a lot of interest in the property (Image: Brown&Co)

Additional outdoor seating is in the rear courtyard and at the front of the cafe on St Georges Street.

Anna Smith, commercial surveyor at Brown&Co, said: “70-76 St Georges Street has had strong interest from the market because of the building’s reputation for quality and the fact it offers well-presented, versatile space.

“It provides an excellent opportunity for a business owner to be able to get up and running quickly.”