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Property Summary Castle Point – March 2016 Property Summary Castle Point – March 2016 Web: www.investessex.co.uk INVEST Essex Email: [email protected] Market Road Tel: +44 (0)1245 438628 Chelmsford Twitter: @investessex Essex CM1 1QH Property Reference: 1397 3000.00 SqFt - 3000.00 SqFt 278.71 SqM - 278.71 SqM The property comprises a building of Unit/Suite: 55-56, 1st Floor Island masonry construction, arranged over Business Estate, 55-56 Shannon Square two floors to offer industrial accommodation within various units. The Available property is located on Shannon Square SecondHand and forms part of the Island Business Leasehold: Not Quoting Estate within Canvey Island which is Zack Kay (PALL MALL INVESTMENTS situated on the north bank of the LTD) Thames Estuary approximately six miles south-west of Southend-on-Sea. The 02089867221 town is approached by the A130 which [email protected] connects with the A13 some three miles to the north, which in turn connects with junction 30 of the M25 The property is situated approximately 1.7 miles from Benfleet Railway Station. Negotiable Property Reference: 1406 43 Furtherwick Road (Various Units) Available SecondHand 815.00 SqFt - 815.00 SqFt Leasehold: £22,500.00 75.72 SqM - 75.72 SqM Jem Swami (MCBRYER BEG & CO) The property comprises a terrace 02077028228 with ground floor retail units [email protected] together with rear storage. The Omar Beg (MCBRYER BEG & CO) property is located west of 02077028228 Southend and close to the A13. [email protected] The premises are situated in a prime position on Furtherwick Peter McBryer (MCBRYER BEG & Road. In 30 Days CO) 02077028228 [email protected] Property Reference: 1413 518.00 SqFt - 518.00 SqFt Unit/Suite: 4, 1st Floor 101 - 103 48.12 SqM - 48.12 SqM Furtherwick Road The property comprises an end terrace building offering mixed use Available accommodation over two floors. The property offers retail space to SecondHand the ground floor and office Leasehold: £5,998.44 (approx £11.58 accommodation to the first psf) floor.The property is located on the Joe Bennett (SORRELL) corner of Oak Road and opposite 01702608813 A130 Long Road. The area enjoys [email protected] good access links with the A127 & A13 both of which provide direct connections with M25 Motorway (J29 & J30) respectively. Vacant Property Reference: 1419 Cleared Site, 149 - 151 High Street Available SecondHand 2800.00 SqFt - 2800.00 SqFt Leasehold: Not Quoting 260.13 SqM - 260.13 SqM Terence Hair (HAIR & SON) Approx 01702226172 [email protected] Property Reference: 1806 Ground: MAIN SALES AREA 26/26A 1357.00 SqFt - 1357.00 SqFt Rectory Road 126.07 SqM - 126.07 SqM The property comprises retail Under Offer accommodation arranged over SecondHand ground floor level, with office space Leasehold: £16,200.00 on the upper floor.Rectory Road is Josh Quinton-Smith (SAVILLS (UK) situated off London Road, the main LTD) Hadleigh thoroughfare. The property is within walking distance of 02074998644 Hadleigh High Street. Leigh-on-Sea [email protected] Railway Station is less than 2.5km distant. Vacant Property Reference: 1815 Ground: MAIN SALES AREA 6 1005.00 SqFt - 1005.00 SqFt Roseberry Walk 93.37 SqM - 93.37 SqM Under Offer The property comprises a mixed use building with retail SecondHand accommodation on the ground floor Leasehold: £9,500.00 and office accommodation on the Darrell Clarke (AYERS & CRUIKS) first and second floors. The 01702343060 property is located between [email protected] Roseberry Avenue and Manor Road. Vacant Property Reference: 1829 1st Floor 134 London Road 423.00 SqFt - 423.00 SqFt 39.30 SqM - 39.30 SqM Available The property comprises a mid SecondHand terrace building of masonry Leasehold: £6,501.51 (approx £15.37 construction with ground floor retail psf) accommodation and office space Darrell Clarke (AYERS & CRUIKS) on the upper floors. The property is 01702343060 located on the South side of [email protected] London Road (A13). The closest railway station is Pitsea. Vacant Property Reference: 1913 3rd Floor Vantage House, 6 - 7 1745.00 SqFt - 1745.00 SqFt Claydons Lane 162.12 SqM - 162.12 SqM Available The property comprises a four storey office building of steel SecondHand construction, circa 2002, with glass Leasehold: £25,005.85 (approx £14.33 frontage and metal cladding. The psf) property is located fronting the Roy Horton (DEDMAN GRAY A127 Arterial Road on the exit road PROPERTY CONSULTANTS LTD) at Rayleigh Weir. It is approximately 01702311039 0.9 miles from Rayleigh Railway [email protected] Station and 13.6 miles from Junction 29 of the M25. Vacant Property Reference: 1935 Unit/Suite: Rear, 1st Floor Vantage 1537.00 SqFt - 1537.00 SqFt House, 6 - 7 Claydons Lane 142.79 SqM - 142.79 SqM The property comprises a four Available storey office building of steel SecondHand construction, circa 2002, with glass Leasehold: £18,490.11 (approx £12.03 frontage and metal cladding. The psf) property is located fronting the Ashley Pearson (DEDMAN GRAY A127 Arterial Road on the exit road PROPERTY CONSULTANTS LTD) at Rayleigh Weir. It is approximately 0.9 miles from 01702311143 Rayleigh Railway Station and 13.6 [email protected] miles from Junction 29 of the M25. Vacant Property Reference: 2874 7396.00 SqFt - 7396.00 SqFt 687.11 SqM - 687.11 SqM The property comprises self 191 - 195 Church Road contained office building with a workshop, secured yard and car Available parking offering accommodation SecondHand over ground, first and second Freehold £700,000.00 floors.The property is located Terence Hair (HAIR & SON) adjacent to Manor Trading Estate, approximately 1 mile from the 01702226172 junction of the A13 and A130 [email protected] arterial roads which provide access to Junctions 30/31 of the M25. Benfleet Railway Station is approximately 2.3 miles distant. Vacant Property Reference: 3203 1000.00 SqFt - 1000.00 SqFt Ground UNIT 9A, Shannon Centre, 92.90 SqM - 92.90 SqM Shannon Square The property comprises an industrial terrace accommodation Available of steel framed construction SecondHand arranged over ground, first and Leasehold: Not Quoting mezzanine floors.The property is Zack Kay (PALL MALL INVESTMENTS located on Shannon Square in LTD) Canvey Island, known as the Shannon Centre. The premises is 02089867221 within close proximity to Benfleet [email protected] for Canvey Island Railway Station and junction 1 of the M2. Negotiable Property Reference: 3214 1st Floor 251 - 255 Church Road Available 211.00 SqFt - 273.00 SqFt SecondHand 25.36 SqM - 25.36 SqM Leasehold: Not Quoting The property comprises a building of masonry construction, arranged Guy French (WHIRLEDGE & NOTT) over two floors, beneath a flat 01206738393 roof. The property provides office [email protected] accommodation. The property is Keith Sanderson (PENET GROUP LTD) located on Church Road, Rayleigh 01268752811 Rail station is in close proximity. Vacant [email protected] Property Reference: 3559 407.00 SqFt - 407.00 SqFt 1st Floor: MAIN SALES AREA 113 37.81 SqM - 37.81 SqM Furtherwick Road The property comprises a masonry building over two floors, which Available provides retail and residential SecondHand accommodation.The property is Leasehold: £3,750.00 located in Canvey Island, on the Terence Hair (HAIR & SON) east side of Furtherwick Road close to the junction with Elm Road and a 01702226172 short distance from the free public [email protected] car park. The property benefits from being close to the A120. Negotiable Property Reference: 3627 Ground 191C High Road 1100.00 SqFt - 1100.00 SqFt 102.19 SqM - 102.19 SqM Available The property is comprised of a NewOrRefurbished ground floor building of steel Leasehold: £8,998.00 (approx £8.18 psf) construction.The property is Teresa Broderick (BRADLEYS located to the rear of a retail COUNTRYWIDE) premises in the High Road, 01702551334 Benfleet within walking distance [email protected] of Benfleet mainline railway station. Vacant Property Reference: 3721 Ground: MAIN SALES AREA 229 London Road 1012.00 SqFt - 1012.00 SqFt 94.02 SqM - 94.02 SqM Available The property comprises a SecondHand building of masonry construction Leasehold: £10,000.00 arranged over two floors.The Teresa Broderick (BRADLEYS property is located in a prime COUNTRYWIDE) position on London Road. Leigh- on-Sea Railway Station is 01702551334 approximately 1.5 miles away. [email protected] Negotiable Property Reference: 3788 Ground: MAIN SALES AREA UNIT 28, Knightswick Shopping Centre, Knightswick Centre 1747.00 SqFt - 1747.00 SqFt Available 162.30 SqM - 162.30 SqM SecondHand The property comprises a 1970s Leasehold: £36,000.00 indoor shopping precinct Jim Moloney (SMITH PRICE LLP) extending to 75,077 sq ft which is anchored by Sainsbury’s. The 02074092100 property is located on [email protected] Furtherwick Road in Canvey John Mortimer (SMITH PRICE LLP) Island between High Street and 02074092100 Foksville Road. Benfleet Railway [email protected] Station is within close proximity with the B1014 providing access Matt Beardall (GREEN & PARTNERS) to the area. Negotiable 02076594836 [email protected] Property Reference: 4053 5300.00 SqFt - 5300.00 SqFt 669 High Road (Various Units) 492.39 SqM - 492.39 SqM The property comprises a building Available of masonry construction arranhed SecondHand over three floors. The property is Leasehold: £65,000.00 located close to the junction of Darrell Clarke (AYERS & CRUIKS) High Road and the A13 London Road, South Benfleet. High Road 01702343060 itself leads south via South [email protected] Benfleet High Street giving easy access to the main line British Rail station at Benfleet. Negotiable Property Reference: 4195 Ground: MAIN SALES AREA 134 976.00 SqFt - 976.00 SqFt London Road 90.67 SqM - 90.67 SqM Available The property comprises a mid terrace building of masonry SecondHand construction with ground floor retail Leasehold: £18,000.00 accommodation and office space Darrell Clarke (AYERS & CRUIKS) on the upper floors.
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