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Office Suite To Let The Granary, Blisworth Hill Business Park, NN7 3DB LOCATION Blisworth Hill Business Park is located in a stunning rural setting between Northampton and Milton Keynes. The site provides easy access to the M1 motorway, national rail network from Milton Keynes & Northampton mainline stations and air travel with London Luton airport, and Birmingham airport located close-by. Northampton 5.5 Miles Milton Keynes 16 Miles Train to London (MK Station) 33 Minutes ACCOMODATION The Business Park is home to a range of unique and modern offices, set within an attractive rural environment. The subject unit comprises the Ground and First Floor of the Granary building, a self contained office with kitchen and W/C facilities. The office provides high quality office space with good natural light. The accommodation benefits from: ▪ Unlimited car parking ▪ 100mg Fibre Optic Broadband ▪ On-site Café, Gym and Meeting room ACCOMMODATION BUSINESS RATES The unit provides the following approximate floor areas on Ground Floor a Net Internal Area (NIA) basis: Rateable Value: £5,000 Rates Payable 20/21: £2,495 per annum Ground Floor 510sq ft 47.4sq m First Floor 421sq ft 39.1sq m First Floor Total 931sq ft 86.5sq m Rateable Value: £5,800 Rates Payable 20/21: £2,894 per annum RENT £16.00psf per annum exclusive. You may be able to apply for 100% small business rates relief, more information upon request. SERVICE CHARGE There is a service charge payable for the upkeep of the LEGAL COSTS shared areas of the Estate and external building Each party to cover their own legal costs. maintenance. Further details upon request. CONTACT TENURE Through Sole Agents: Available by way of a new lease. Will Beresford MRICS USE M: 07392 876416 Office use within Use Class E. E: [email protected] EPC Kieran Oldershaw EPC rating of C (74). M: 07341 778207 E: [email protected] VAT All figures are exclusive of VAT..

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