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TO LET BIZ PARKS, MOSTYN ROAD, MOSTYN, NR. HOLYWELL. CH8 9DQ Industrial units and office buildings to let, between 180 sq.ft. and 12,000 sq.ft. A number of industrial units between 700 sq.ft. and 2,000 sq.ft. Available on flexible terms. VIEWING - Contact Oswestry Office: 01691 659659 [email protected] LOCATION: Conveniently situated close to the Port of Mostyn on the A548 coast road between Holywell/Bagillt and Prestatyn, at Mostyn, Flintshire, North Wales. DESCRIPTION : This industrial complex with office buildings has been acquired to create a range of smaller units to serve the needs of different occupiers. Units have undergone refurbishment, with each unit having its own roller shutter door, newly painted floors and three phase electricity. The majority of the units have office and wc facilities, although some of the very small units have communal facilities. Please contact us for an up to date availability list. The office building situated at No.6 on the plan is 12,000 sq.ft. approximately, but this could be divided into two, or possibly more units. Industrial units typically range between 180 sq.ft. up to approximately 2,000 sq.ft., with a variety of sizes in between these two ends of the scale. RENT AND LEASE TERMS: Rents on application. VAT: Unless otherwise stated, all terms will be subject to VAT at the prevailing rate. LEGAL COSTS: Both parties are to be responsible for their own respective legal costs. BUSINESS RATES: The rateable values for the properties will be available once the refurbishment is completed. Small business rates relief may be available to incoming tenants. Please speak to Flintshire County Council for more information. EPCS: Rating ‘E’. .

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