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Manor House V2.Indd BUSINESS PARK MANOR HOUSE REDFERN ROAD TYSELEY BIRMINGHAM B11 2BE PERIOD OFFICE ACCOMMODATION TO LET extending to 4,385 sq ft (407 sq m) building can be refurbished to meet occupiers requirements. BUSINESS PARK MANOR HOUSE REDFERN ROAD TYSELEY BIRMINGHAM B11 2BE July 2016 FLOOR LAYOUT BUSINESS PARK MANOR HOUSE REDFERN ROAD TYSELEY BIRMINGHAM B11 2BE POTENTIAL DESK FLOOR LAYOUT SITE BOUNDARY ABOUT THE MANOR HOUSE • Unique listed self contained office building with gardens BUSINESS PARK • Main dedicated entrance off Redfern Road MANOR HOUSE • Dedicated car park with approximatly 32 spaces REDFERN ROAD • Benefits from large reception, board room and a mix of cellular offices TYSELEY BIRMINGHAM • All mains services are believed to be available B11 2BE RATING The RV is believed to be £39,750 and the incoming tenant will need to make enquiries to the local VOA. LEASE The property is available on a Full Repairing and Insuring lease for a minimum term of 10 years. SERVICE CHARGE Available upon application. EPC Available on request. 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