Unit 1 Poplars Park, Cockshut Lane, Melbourne, Derbyshire, Derbyshire

Description

Industrial Unit (Units from £3-7 a sq ft per annum)
A unit of portal frame construction with concrete floors, metal profile clad sides and benefits from a profile pitched clad roof with skylights.

Description

The unit is of steel portal frame construction with concrete floors, metal profile clad sides and benefits from a profile pitched clad roof with skylights.

The unit benefits from a flexible floorspace suitable for a range of uses, with a range of sized units available from 1,200 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft to suit individual business requirements.

Price

£8,400 - £45,000 (Units from £3 a sq.ft per annum)

Location

The property is located conveniently on the outskirts of Melbourne in Derbyshire with excellent transport links to the A50 (3.5miles) and A42/M42 (5.8 miles).
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Other major towns and cities in the area include Burton on Trent (14miles), Derby (12 miles), Nottingham (21.5 miles), Leicester (24 miles) and Ashby de la Zouch (7miles).

Utilities

The property benefits from main electricity and the tenant is responsible for the payment from the date of occupation.

Water is also available in the unit.

Shared Toilet Facilities available.

Service Charge

TBC

Deposit

A deposit will be required to be held for the duration of the term.

Legal Costs

Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs.

Planning

We understand that the property has planning to be used as workshop/storage space

Viewings

Accompanied viewings only, strictly by appointment with Howkins & Harrison please call Lily Taylor on 01530 877977 (option 3) or email lily.taylor@howkinsandharrison.co.uk

Anti Money Laundering

To enable us to comply with the Money Laundering Regulations we need to verify the buyer's identity before proceeding with a letting. We charge a small administration fee for conducting an electronic AML verification check via our online provider, MoveButler.

Key features

• Available Immediately
• Ample Parking
• Attractive Rural Views