Description
The available accommodation comprises two connected workshop buildings and an ancillary office at the front of the site.
Workshop 1 is of steel portal frame construction with block work elevations and a sheet clad pitched roof with inset roof lighting. Internally workshop 1 benefits from an open plan workshop space throughout with minimum working height of 4.6 metres. The workshop also has WC facilities and a small kitchenette.
Workshop 2 is of steel portal frame construction with sheet clad pitched roof and elevation. Internally the unit benefits from a minimum working height of 3.4 metres. Both workshops benefit from 3 phase power supply and LED spotlighting.
The office accommodation is well presented with painted plastered walls and ceilings, carpeted floors and strip/inset lighting.
Externally, the workshops and office sit on a rectangular parcel of land totalling 0.7 acres. The land provides substantial space for loading, circulation, external storage and parking.
LOCATION
The site is conveniently located between Skellingthorpe and Saxilby on the northern boundary of Skellingthorpe Old Wood. The site can be accessed from Saxilby Road, which provides good access to the A46 and A57. The City of Lincoln is approximately 6 miles to the east.
Lincoln is the administrative centre and largest city in Lincolnshire with an urban population of 130,000 and a total catchment population of 545,000, giving it a total comparison goods expenditure of over £985 million. Lincoln also benefits from its ever-growing Universities. The student and academic staff population is estimated to be circa 15,000 and contributes over £250 million to the local economy.
town & Country planning
We understand that the property has consent for uses falling within Class B2 (General Industrial) of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended 2020).
Interested parties are advised to make their own investigations with the Local Planning Authority.
vat
VAT may be charged in addition to the rent at the prevailing rate.
legal costs
Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in documenting the transaction.