Leisure Property Lawyers
Leisure Property Lawyers
Napthens has a team of individuals with specialist knowledge of commercial property transactions in the leisure industry.
We are fully aware of the principle shifts that have occurred in this sector, which have delivered both challenges and opportunities to developers, investors and retailers.
We work with a broad range of clients across the industry including:
- Airbnb portfolio management
- Breweries – ranging from large regional breweries to independent microbreweries
- Pubs
- Bars
- Restaurants
- Independent hotels
- Hotel groups
- Caravan and holiday home parks
- Health clubs
- Golf clubs
- Cinema chains
- Landlords of sports grounds/facilities
- Destination experience centres
- Bed and Breakfast establishments
- Marinas
How Napthens can help
At Napthens the team will dedicate time to understand all the objectives and goals, to ensure the most appropriate avenues are found.
We provide the leisure sector with a comprehensive service which includes:
- Acquisition and site assembly services (including standard agreements/contracts, option agreements, conditional contracts)
- Disposals (both of investments, estate and individual leasehold units)
- Environmental
- Investment and funding assistance
- Landlord and tenant services (including pre-let agreements)
- Management services
- Portfolio management
- Tender and bid writing assistance
For all licensing related matters, including premises licence applications and training support, please go to our AfterHours service.
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