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For Sale to M57 AINTREE RETAIL PARK AINTREE RACECOURSE FOR SALE TO M57 A59 ORMSKIRK ROAD DELTIC WAY, AINTREE MERSEYSIDE L30 1SL PARK LANE TO LIVERPOOL CAR PARK INVESTMENT SEFTON BUSINESS PARK SHOP DIRECT F30 DELTIC WAY 30,757 sq ft vacant refurbished industrial warehouse facility on 2.13 acres. CAR PARK Income producing car park investment on 0.46 acres. EXPANSION LAND DEVELOPMENT SITE With planning for 9,881 sq ft industrial unit on 0.72 acres. · Opportunity suitable for owners occupiers or investors · High profile site in an established industrial area · Separate elements available individually or as a whole · Rare freehold opportunity COMPLETE MASTERPLAN DESCRIPTION The subject site consists of 3 distinct and separate components which are offered for sale or lease. These can be taken individually or in combination and include: F30 – DETACHED HQ WAREHOUSE / PRODUCTION FACILITY Recently refurbished and extending to 30,757 sqft. DEVELOPMENT/EXPANSION LAND. A separate plot of 0.7 acres which benefits from an outline planning consent for a new build DELTIC WAY, AINTREE 10,000 sqft warehouse. MERSEYSIDE L30 1SL INCOME PRODUCING CAR PARK INVESTMENT 58 car parking spaces extending to 0.46 acres held under licence until December 2025 5 No., Bicycle & 2 No., Motorcycle Site Boundary edged red Parking Bays Grass Concrete HGV Yard Tarmac Delivery Acces Grass Bin Store Proposed New Unit 0.46 Acres GIA 918m² Tarmac [9,881ft²] Based on B1 Use 929m² / 35 = 26 parking spaces plus 2 Disabled Bays Paving to building perimeter 0.72 Acres n F30 n Expansion / Development Land n Income producing car park investment ACCOMMODATION All Measurements are on a Gross Internal Area basis in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice Area Sq Ft Sq m Warehouse 28,367 2,635 Offices and Ancillary 2,390 222 Total 30,757 2,857 Plus expansion land available with Outline Planning Permission for an additional 10,000 sq ft detached Unit DELTIC WAY, AINTREE MERSEYSIDE L30 1SL DESCRIPTION F30 has been fully refurbished to provide a modern Warehouse/ Industrial unit. · HQ offices & warehouse · Pitched roof benefits from partial sky lights · A secure warehouse facility · 3 Level loading doors · Extensive yard & parking office & welfare block · Refurbished open plan offices · 45 Dedicated parking spaces · Ladies and gents w/cs · 4.3M eaves · 3 Phase power supply 277kva · Steel frame construction DEVELOPMENT / EXPANSION LAND INCOME PRODUCING CAR PARK INVESTMENT There is a large surplus surfaced car park that has been let to provide income. 5 No., Bicycle & 2 This can either be retained for the income or could be redeveloped, subject to No., Motorcycle Site Boundary edged red Parking Bays Grass Planning Permission and Vacant Possession at lease expiry, as further expansion land/development land. Concrete · Tenant – Shop Direct Finance Company Ltd HGV Yard Tarmac Delivery Acces Grass · 58 car spaces are let on a licence which runs from 25th Dec 2015 for a Bin Store period of 10 years · There is an option for the licensee to determine the licence at the end of the 5th year Proposed New Unit 0.46 Acres GIA 918m² Tarmac [9,881ft²] · The licence fee payable until 24th Dec 2020 is £20,300 pa exc of VAT, DELTIC WAY, AINTREE thereafter increasing to £22,968 until licence expiry L30 1SL Based on B1 Use MERSEYSIDE 929m² / 35 = 26 parking spaces plus 2 Disabled Bays Paving to building perimeter 0.72 Acres DEVELOPMENT/EXPANSION LAND The site is suitable for both a new build scheme or alternatively could be used for open storage or additional parking if required. n Expansion / Development Land We have recently obtained outline planning consent for a new build warehouse extending to 10,000 sq ft which could be adapted for alternative schemes. n Income producing car park investment The land or buildings are offered on either a leasehold or freehold basis. Full detail of the consent can be seen at Sefton Planning, Reference: DC/2018/01957. CLICK HERE to view. B 52 B A59 07 B A LY R DIAT O N E L O D D K Harrogate AN M A E S RO A M58 L CROSS E A AN B H O R TIT E BARN L N O 5 R E A61 C 1 E K E 9 LOCATION ED N E L N A 2 G A A E G N L L B E L RIME L 520 N PE TE R A L 7 NORTHER R ROAD D N I A P A C E R I R H B D E Y D S E S A C Aintree is an established industrial area just 4 miles to the north east of L W K G O C T A658 N U I L Liverpool City Centre. The M57 and M58 lie 2 miles to the north of the site B A N A65 N N B E R providing direct access to the M62 & M6 the backbone of Britain’s motorway U E D W 2 E E network. FL ETWOOD R B 2 S LANE Y 5 4 L 1 A 9 5 6 N B 2 3 E 0 5 D M57 NE The unit is situated on Deltic Way close to its junction with Park Lane just off the A660 A A A S L C A61 E BROWN O N PY O Leeds A L A59 Ormskirk Road. The A59 forms an arterial route between Liverpool City A R L N A650 Bradford A58 E 14 Y SW SWITCH ISLAND 44 K Airport E IFT A658 S S S L RETAIL & LEISURE OLD ROAN R P A E Centre and Switch Island M57/M58 junction, which is half a mile to the north. Shipley R N I N 13 A6120 E PARK CE O P K B RS LANE A587 G A 5 45 S 1 A64 RK 9 A59 12 2 D 4 L M 2 A A 4 A N O R 5 I E R N There are major port facilities at The Port of Liverpool which is 3 miles to the B W O A671 E T M55 A583 32 E Leeds R S G 3 STEMI E S LANE T 9 47 D E 1 H west and Liverpool John Lennon Airport is only 12 miles to the south. The unit I 11 Bradford L E R 5 A Y N B 4 BOOTLE B S E A 5 S H 10 46 A A59 GOLF CLUB G 1 benefitsD from good public transport links with Aintree Railway Station only M AINTREE M6 9 N A6 A610 I R SHOPPING PARK 9 A M65 8 N O 2 A583 A A666 45 N O Blackpool 1/2 mile away, providing regular train services to Liverpool City Centre (15 A63 A1(M) D U W M57 R D Preston H 31 B 7 A603 6 5 Y M621 44 3 19 IT minutes) and beyond. The immediate vicinity offers a range of amenities, with 6 4 E 0 E A584 5 P F L A A I R E L LIVERPOOL L K D Aintree Racecourse 6 minutes’ walk away and Aintree Racecourse Retail Park L D A A646 M606 D MUNICIPAL NORTH R A B IVE V N V A 5 GOLF COURSE 30 Blackburn 26 E E S 1 less than 1 mile away providing an array of shops, retail outlets and eateries. 28 O DELTIC WAY, AINTREE T 9 Y 6 A58 29 R R 30 RO AINTREE 4 0 5 A646 AINTREE A59 N O 5 29 Halifax D A GOLF COURSE O D AINTREE RACECOURSE D A A 29 4 L30 1SLT A O A I 3 32a F O O N 1 MERSEYSIDE A R A582 M62 31 E R T M G R 32 S H 5 E Rawtenstall N M1 I E C 0 L K 2 R L L 3 E A 28 M65 25 33 2 Leyland U C M N TRAVEL DISTANCE 4 H 8 E E 5 C A681 Wakefield D B A R 6 N O A56 A644 3 R B E E 0 E I 5 D R A V T I 8 I R 24 B A R H AD D E O LOCATION MILES MINS MODE W FAZAKERLEY R 23 S R Y I LE R T AL R O 9 V Aintree TrainSouthport Station 0.5 10 Drive A506 A A628 5 Chorley A1 N H O A A58 R A666 ANE C Aintree Racecourse 0.3 6 Walk 1 HuddersfieldA642 R R L M6 OO O E LONGM LL ROAD 6 P 0 P H L M57/58 Interchange 2.1 9 Drive L A A5 O E A P A56 BMI SEFTON W M62 W H W O A629 5 A E R T T HOSPITAL O M66 T O R T Liverpool Lime Street 25 Train U A 38 6 H S Rochdale R / AINTREE L L O L R A S 21 7 A E N W N L E Bury R UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL E A A58 L L N E Y Liverpool John Lennon Airport 14 35 Drive LA A L N N 27 M61 E E Bolton 2 I E 20 SEAFORTH & N R LITHERLAND O Manchester International Airport 43 51 Drive A A 3 38 C D Ormskirk 6 A58 19 M1 R Port of Liverpool 3.5 10 Drive Delph E 66 A1(M) A5 5 Barnsley 37 3 4 37 4 19 A635 5 26 3 17 20 Oldham M58 16 1 21 Bolton upon Walkden 15 22 1 A627 A695 Deane 14 25 Swinton 13 36 7 A616 36 A633 Crosby MANCHESTER A5036 12 Aintree 24 A580 1 M602 2 A6010 A628 3 23 A635 6 A59 11 A630 A580 23 M18 WELL CONNECTED A506 10 Bootle 4 St Helens 35 24 3 M67 A629 LIVERPOOL M6 M62 DOCKS 3 M60 M60 22 Rotherham WALLASEY A5058 102 11 A6 Kingsway 25 10 6 A34 M1 34 Tunnel 21A 26 9 27 A631 EXCELLENT ACCESS TO THE PORT OF LIVERPOOL/ 1 8 5 LIVERPOOL 5 M62 NORTH WEST’S EXTENSIVE LIVERPOOL DOCKS 6 7 1 21 4 3 2 33 32 2 Birkenhead 3 2 1 MOTORWAY NETWORK WITHIN 10 MINS Tunnel BIRKENHEAD A557 WARRINGTON 32 A60 A5300 A56 4 A57 Sheffield 3 5 31 A553 A41 WIDNES A56 20 8 6 A6 Mersey 7 Norton Lees Prestatyn SPEKE Gateway 9 PEAK DISTRICT A57A57 MANCHESTER &Llandudno LIVERPOOL 4 River Mersey 10 MANCHESTER A6102 2 MINS WALK FROM A533 AIRPORT Benlech AIRPORTS WITHIN AN LIVERPOOL 11 M6 A61 Rhyl HESWALL A523 AINTREE TRAIN STATION JOHN LENNON A34 Hollyhead A55 M53 AIRPORT HOURS DRIVE Colwyn Bay 12 5 6 19 A547 7 A533 Rhuddlan 8 ELLESMERE M56 30 A547 A540 9 A623 A55 Holywell PORT A537 A619 Anglesey Beaumaris A55 A566 10 14 A537 Buxton Llangefni A49 B5381 A548 Llanfairfechan St.
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