A mid-terrace, two storey period building, thought to originally date from the mid-19th century. It comprises brick, timber and infilled render elevations with a pitched, tiled roof and successfully traded as a restaurant called Dolce Vita for some 20 years. The property is presently configured to provide an open-plan, double-fronted ground floor dining space with access into a commercial kitchen and WC facilities, along with stairs to the first-floor ancillary space consisting of two rooms to the front elevation, a further kitchen and additional WC facilities. Externally, to the rear of the building, is a storage shed and a walk-in fridge/freezer.

The premises currently have restaurant consent however enquiries are invited from established businesses within medical, beauty, aesthetics, clinics and similar service-type occupiers, as the building lends itself to alternative uses subject to the tenant securing any necessary change of use.

Hamble-le-Rice is an affluent and pretty village, some 4 miles south of the M27, situated on the western banks of the River Hamble in southern Hampshire. Due to its location it is very popular with the yachting community and has an extensive maritime history, having once rivalled Portsmouth as a naval dockyard and is often busy with tourists exploring the cobbled streets, period buildings, shops, cafes and restaurants.

The property is situated on the main road though Hamble on the High St/The Square, immediately opposite a public car park and within a small parade of commercial occupiers including COOP, White & Guard, The Salon, River Rat, No.4, Thaiger Lounge and Sea Sky.