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THORNBURY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE UNIT 4 Brunel Way, Thornbury BS35 3UR 3,031 Sq.Ft (281.6 Sq.M) AVAILABLE HEMINGWAY CENTRE WAREHOUSE / INDUSTRIAL UNIT TO LET TO BE FULLY REFURBISHED THORNBURY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE UNIT 4 Brunel Way, Thornbury BS35 3UR 3,031 sq.ft (281.6 sq.m) Į Established North Bristol light Į Competitive location compared to Į Mid terrace unit with industrial / distribution location Yate, Aztec West & Almondsbury allocated parking LOCATION Located on the established Thornbury Industrial Estate, Bristol. Map-pin TRUCK Map-pin Unit 4 Brunel Way Thornbury town centre 0.5 miles Typical refurbished interior Cooper Road A38 1.2 miles Junction 14 of the M5 5 miles TENURE VAT Available by way of a new All figures quoted are Junction 16 of the M5 5 miles full repairing and insuring exclusive of VAT if applicable. lease, for a term to be Midland Way Midland agreed. RENT M4 / M5 Interchange 6 miles Upon application. BUSINESS RATES Rateable Value: £16,750 EPC arrow-alt-right North of Bristol city centre 15 miles (April 2019). But we advise E 115. To A38 you make your own LEGAL FEES enquiries with the local Each party is to be responsible DESCRIPTION authority. for their own legal costs. SERVICE CHARGE Bristol Road Į Mid terrace single storey light industrial / VIEWING M5 to Birmingham There is a Service Charge in warehouse unit. Strictly by prior arrangement place for the maintenance of with the agents, please SAT NAV: BS35 3UR the common areas. Further contact: Į A38 to 14 Comprises a warehouse, office accommodation, information is available HEMINGWAY CENTRE Gloucester kitchenette and separate WC facilities. upon request. THORNBURY B4061 Į INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Access is provided via a surface level roller shutter BRISTOL M5 door, with separate pedestrian access. Į Minimum eaves height of approx. 5.0m (16’5”). Mid y land Wa B r i s Į 5 allocated car parking spaces to the front elevation. t o South Wales l R d Tom Watkins Josh Gunn M5 M48 ACCOMMODATION [email protected] [email protected] A38 UNIT 4 Alex Van Den Bogerd Rupert Elphick M4 YATE [email protected] [email protected] M4 M4/M5 Warehouse 2,732 sq.ft 253.82 sq.m Colliers International give notice that these particulars are set out as a general outline only for Interchange the guidance of intending Purchasers or Lessees and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Details are given without any responsibility and any intending Purchasers, Lessees or Office 299 sq.ft 27.79 sq.m Third Party should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. No person M4 to employed or engaged by Colliers International, or its joint agents, has any authority to make 16 Almondsbury M4 London Total 3,031 sq.ft 281.61 sq.m any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. (November 2016) Colliers M5 Business International is the licensed trading name of Colliers International is the licensed trading name Park of Colliers International Business Space UK LLP which is a limited liability partnership registered to Exeter Measured on a GIA basis in England and Wales with registered number OC391631. Our registered office is at 50 George Aztec West Street, London W1U 7GA. Business Park K Designed and Produced by www.kubiakcreative.com 193858 07-20.
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