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Massive Potential Retail Space – 48-50 High Street
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Description
Few commercial properties in Rhyl can boast the history of 48–50 High Street. Built around 1930 for Burton the tailor, the distinctive Art Deco premises remained associated with Burton for generations, latterly combining Dorothy Perkins womenswear on the ground floor with Burton menswear above. Both retailers closed their Rhyl branches in January 2018.
The building also has an exceptional entertainment heritage. Its upper floor once housed the Regent Ballroom, later Regent Dansette, famously welcoming The Beatles during their first Welsh performance in 1962.
Located on Rhyl’s pedestrianised High Street, the property is convenient for the White Rose Shopping Centre, Queen’s Market, railway and bus stations, cafés, shops and the seafront.
Its historic character is now complemented by Rhyl’s next chapter, with major investment planned for improved paving, greenery, public spaces and stronger connections between the High Street, promenade and beach.
It was most recently the home for a Sense charity store up until its closure in late 2025.
Premises History -
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Closing: Late 2025
Property Overview
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Rateable Value £23,750
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