Recently the subject of an extensive refit, the Costcutter store in Glenroy Avenue, Colne, Burnley, is showing weekly sales of more than £1,500. Positioned in a densely populated area, the corner property comes with living accommodation with garden. Dowling Kerr is quoting £75,000 for a new lease on terms to be agreed.
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