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New independent food outlet opening Altrincham.

A new letting has been completed at the iconic Stamford House, a Grade II Listed building, on behalf of its new owners Pervaiz Naviede Family Trust (PNFT).

Green & Co now occupies 384 sq ft of retail space at 5 Moss Lane, within the Stamford House complex.

This new food outlet, due to open on 9th September 2020, will offer a range of salads, juices, baked goods, smoothies, coffee’s and super bowls all prepared fresh on-site daily, offering a healthier food choice without sacrificing flavour quality or enjoyment.

Jake Bennett, proprietor, Green & Co, said: “Altrincham has undergone a renaissance over the last ten years; the town now has a strong ‘foodie’ reputation and we are we are proud to be part of this thriving gastronomic destination.”

Daniel Lee, director, Regional Property Solutions, who acted for the landlord, Pervaiz Naviede Family Trust (PNFT), said:

“The letting to Your Green & Co was agreed pre lockdown and completed after the retail restrictions lifted. There is a deal of negativity surrounding the retail sector currently but this letting reflects the strength of Altrincham town centre, its renowned Market and independent retailers”.

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