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Stone Crossbusiness Park STONE CROSS BUSINESS PARK 16UNIT BRIDGE BANK CLOSE | GOLBORNE | WA3 3JD TO LET MODERN INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE FACILITY 32,902 SQ FT 3,057 SQ M 3 LEVEL LOADING DOORS • 5 MINUTES FROM JUNCTION 23, M6 MOTORWAY • 8.6M CLEAR HEIGHT • LARGE SECURE YARD A59 A6 A1237 A661 A588 A658 46 A61 WETHERBY FLEETWOOD A629 ILKLEY A65 BARNOLDSWICK A64 A1079 OTLEY POOL A659 A659 A659 A64 TADCASTER M6 A56 A1M THORNTONCLEVELYS CLITHEROE A6068 A61 A682 KEIGHLEY YEADON POULTONLEFYLDE COLNE A650 A660 A586 A58 BINGLEY A19 Jct 23 M6 A6120 A64 A59 13 A658 A585 SHIPLEY A584 NELSON 12 A61 44 A65 BLACKPOOL A163 A6120 A614 M65 48 3 32 A671 43 A64 47 M55 1 PADIHAM BRADFORD PUDSEY M1 A580 East Lancs Road 4 11 A6110 LEEDS 46 M6 A680 A6033 A1M 10 3 A642 SELBY 8 9 BURNLEY A6177 2A 4 A583 5 45 A5085 A6119 21 A677 6 7 38 31 7 M621 A656 A63 PRESTON A650 44 42 A63 BLACKBURN ACCRINGTON 43 HEBDEN A6036 MORLEY A584 6 M606 M62 OSWALDTWISTLE BRIDGE 27 A6 A629 A666 A682 A639 A19 A1041 30 A67 A646 A646 HALIFAX CLECKHEATON 28 29 CASTLEFORD 37 A582 5 A58 26 42 30 A646 BATLEY STONECROSSSTANLEY A1 TODMORDEN 41 M62 A645 LIVERSEDGE BUSINESS PARK 32AKNOTTINGLY 28 BRIGHOUSE 31 32 41 GOOLE DARWEN NORMANTON 36 LEYLAND A6025 DEWSBURY M1 25 A638 PONTEFRACT33 SOWERBY ELLAND 34 WAKEFIELD A1M A59 BRIDGE 40 M62 7 STONE CROSS BUSINESS PARK | BRIDGE BANK CLOSE | GOLBORNE | WA3 3JD MIRFIELD Carlsberg Tetley 35 OSSETT 40 24 Cold Move A645 UNIT 16 8 A641 A62 A565 A671 A581 A58 A629 23 A614 CHORLEY McDonald’s A640 A638 LITTLEBOROUGH HUDDERSFIELDArndale International A639 A161 A49 39 A642 M6 A6 A680 Premier Inn 1 M62 Alpha A638 M18 A676 A570 A666 22 Barlow Handling A637 A61 A640 A6024 LOCATION A19 6 M66 ROCHDALE BRADSHAW A635 A639 21 A640 38 StoneA565 Cross Business Park is situated BURY A664 Technology A1 A628 27 3 A58 Management Centre 5 adjacent to the East Lancashire A5209 A58 20 1 A673 BOLTON GEFCO SCUNTHORPE 2 ADWICK A18 HOLMEFIRTH 38 Road (A580) and withinORMSKIRK 1.5 miles of 6 LE STREET A676 ROYTON M180 2 A5147 M62 A629 Junction 23 of the M6 motorway. A49 A635 BARNSLEY SKELMERSDALE 5 WA3 3JD 3 WIGAN 18 CHADDERTON 4 37 A630 A58 A635 37 4 3 17 19 4 3 26 INCEINMAKERFIELD A579 OLDHAM A635 LIVERPOOL 5 2 A628 M58 M60 DONCASTER BAY DESCRIPTIONA59 16 A56 21 ORRELL WALKDEN A666 22 1 FAILSWORTH A627 FURTHER INFORMATION A18 A614 M6 A6195 25 The detached facility was built ASHTONINMAKERFIELD A580 A580 A62 M18 13 A6010 ASHTON For further information36 or to MEXBOROUGH 36 A6182 CROSBY 7 UNDERLYNE A628 A161 in 2002 and provides a secure 12 IRISH SEA A570 24 LEIGH 2 MANCHESTER arrange a viewing please contact 3 GOLBORNE 1 A616 A61 SWINTON A159 3 A635 23 DUKINFIELD 35A 2 detached steel portal framed building A572 11 STALYBRIDGE 35 6 A580 A58 23 A576 A5063 either of the joint agents: A630 M60 DENTON M1 A638 incorporatingA506 two storey5 offices.A580 4 A574 A57 NEWTON 9 24 1A CBRE GRENO WOOD 35 ST HELENS STRETFORD 1 2 3 4 M57 LE M62 HYDE GLOSSOP The unit benefits from the following WILLOWS 22 E [email protected] 8 M60 A61 3 PRESCOT 11 7 A560 specification: A5103 A6 E [email protected] 2 21A A57 SALE A57 WALLASEY A5049 10 6 25 1 A57 9 34 A6123 A631 8 2726 T 0161 233 5619 M62 A56 5 34 A631 1 • No. 3 level loading doors A49 1 A614 MORETON A5139 LIVERPOOL 5 M60 STOCKPORT A626 GAINSBOROUGH 7 A6144 A560 3 (5m wide by 5m high) 6 WARRINGTON 21 4 3 2 B8RE 33 2A2 A5058 A57 2 BIRKENHEAD A624 SHEFFIELD 34 A563 A5080 4 A34 E [email protected] A630 32 LYMM A57 GREASBY • 8.6m eaves height A5300 A552 A562 A50 M6 5 E [email protected] 3 WIDNES A621 • 3 phase electricity 8 6 MANCHESTER BRAMHALL T 01925 320 520 31 A620 A562 A49 20 7 AIRPORT M56 A6 A56 9 A57 M53 A561 A558 A50 A556 • Warehouse heating and lighting A6102 M1 A57 4 RUNCORN A538 A61 A6135 10 A5102 A1 A557 RETFORD • Fully sprinklered 11 M6 WILMSLOW A523 HARTHILL TERMS OF DISPOSAL A623 WORKSOP 12 19 • Two storey offices A538 DRONFIELD The property is available by way of new Full Repairing and Insuring Lease for a A5004 NESTON 7 FRODSHAM A559 ALDERLEY A619 • 37mA540 yard depth 8 A556 A156 M56 term of years to be agreed. EDGE A550 9 ELLESMERE A533 A537 A61 A614 PORT 30 • 36 car parking spaces A616 14 NORTHWICH MACCLESFIELD BUXTON 10 A556 A537 A619 A537 A57 • Fully fenced site and11 access via M56 15 A49 A6 FLINT A50 A535 CHESTERFIELD A548double gates ACCOMMODATION A5117 A54 A6020 A60 HASLAND A6075 A550 ASHTON The property has been measured in A632 A55 A556 A34 A536 BAKEWELL A1133 Description sq ft sq m A54 accordance with the RICS Code of A515 A494 Warehouse 29,300 2,722 18 RATEABLE VALUECHESTER A51 A54 WINSFORD MIDDLEWICH A632 29 A1 Measuring Practice (6th Edition) and A6075 A51 Offices 3,602 335 A54 the Floor Areas calculatedA54 on a Gross A617 The RateableBROUGHTON Value (2017) A53 MOLD BUCKLEY M6 TOTAL 32,902 3,057 Internal basis. CONGLETON YOULGREAVE is £182,000. A55 TARPORLEY A54 MISREPRESENTATION ACT: CBRE and B8RE for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this propertyA6 whose agents they are, give notice that (i) these A494 particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. They are believed to beA61 correct but BRETTON A48 SANDBACH 17 MANSFIELD A616 A46 A523 any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each M1 of them. (ii) no person in the employment of CBRE or B8RE has any authority to make or give any representationMATLOCK or warranty in relation to this property. April 2018. A41 SUTTON IN Designed and produced by Creativeworld. Tel: 01282 858200. A6191 A530 A534 A34 ASHFIELD A50 A6 A51 A527 LEEK KIRKBY IN A614 ALFRETON ASHFIELD A617 CREWE 28 A515 A38 A483 A611 A60 A50 SOUTHWELL NEWARKONTRENT A17 A534 A534 A5020 A523 A500 16 A500 A53 NANTWICH A515 RIPLEY WREXHAM A527 A49 A520 STOKEONTRENT A52 BELPER A6007 MALPAS A52 A6097 ASHBOURNE HEANOR RHOSLLANNERCHRUGOG A41 NEWCASTLEUNDERLYMEA5006 A6 A1 A46 A500 M6 A60 A525 A51 LONGTON 26 A525 ILKESTON A612 LLANGOLLEN OVERTON A5182 15 A52 A483 WHITCHURCH DRAYCOTT IN THE MOORS M1 UPPER TEAN NOTTINGHAM A515 A495 A53 A51 A61 A52 A50 A6011 A34 DERBY GRANTHAM MARKET A52 25 DRAYTON A5 ELLESMERE STONE BORROWASH UTTOXETER A5111 A495 A49 A519 A516 A6 A453 A51 A607 A518 OSWESTRY A34 A41 A50 A511 24A A483 24 A5 A606 A53 14 BURTON 23A A46 STAFFORD A515 UPONTRENT A42 M1.
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