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UNIT 21, THE TRADE YARD, BARMSTON ROAD, BEVERLEY, EAST YORKSHIRE, HU17 0LA INDUSTRIAL 18,900 sq ft Chartered Surveyors & Commercial Property Consultants LOCATION SUMMARY VAT The property is located at the end of Barmston Road, Multi-functional industrial space The property is VAT registered. Beverley, with access from Swinemoor Lane in the heart Eaves height varying from 3.3 m of Beverley’s industrial district. Swinemoor Lane provides Three phase electrical supply good access to the market towns of Driffield, Market Good vehicle access Weighton and Hornsea, as well as Hull city centre and Shared service yard BUSINESS RATES Beverley town centre. Immediate availability The units require re-assessment for rating purposes, further details are available from the agents. ACCOMMODATION The accommodation briefly comprises (all areas are EPC approximate and are measured net/gross): C 73 Sq m Sq ft Unit 21 1,756 18,900 A copy of the Certificate and Recommendation Report is available on request. TERMS The units are available on the following terms and conditions. CONTACTS Ben Medhurst 01482 626910 07710 344603 RENT [email protected] Unit 21 - £56,700 pa The above rents are exclusive of rates and all other outgoings, payable quarterly in advance by Bankers Ben Cooper Standing Order. 01482 626912 07702 671380 DESCRIPTION [email protected] The unit is constructed on a steel portal frame with brick and block walls. The building has a minimum eaves height LEASE TERM of 3.3m beneath a profile insulated roof. The building Minimum lease term by negotiation. Date: June 2020 File Ref: 12986HI benefits from LED lighting, three phase electricity supply and basic staff facilities. Externally the building benefits from a shared service yard that incorporates parking. The building has electrically operated roller shutter doors REPAIRS AND INSURANCE providing access to this service yard area. The Tenant will be responsible for all repairs and decorations to the demised premises. The Landlord insures the buildings. The Tenant is responsible for reimbursing the buildings insurance premium applicable thereto. PROPERTY MISREPRESENTATION, MISDESCRIPTION & FINANCIAL SERVICES ACTS The Hesslewood Estate PPH Commercial Limited for themselves and for their clients of this property, give notice that: (i) these particulars are a general outline only and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract; (ii) PPH Commercial Limited cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to condition, Ferriby Road necessary permissions for use or other details contained herein. Prospective purchasers or tenants must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy; (iii) no employee Hessle, HU13 0LG of PPH Commercial Limited has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty or enter into any contract in relation to the property; (iv) rents or 01482 648888 prices quoted in these particulars may be subject to VAT in addition. pph-commercial.co.uk .

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