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UNIT B RADNOR PARK Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ REMAINING UNIT LAST UNIT B RADNOR PARK Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ LET TO CAMBI LTD. TO LET LET TO 8,400 SQ FT NADINS LIME & STONE LTD. TO LET NEW BUILD INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE UNIT 8,400 SQ FT PLUS LARGE YARD ENTER UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO LOCATION C O CK HOLMES CHAPEL SMO J18 A SS LANE 3 S 4 W ET C 6 TEN O 3 The property is situated on Radnor Park, less than 7 miles HOLMES CHAPEL HA N 5 M G A RD GIANTSW L RAIL STATION OO E D T (9km) from J17 of the M6. Radnor Park Trading Estate L O A N N M6 E R D DO is a well established commercial location in Congleton. G HULME EATON L C A A H N 5 E D E 4 F C F WALFIELD ) A H O 0 O Congleton Town Centre is located 1.3 miles (2km) to the R 2 E 0 R S D E 2 N T E R S (DU TO R D YPAS X N B BU east of the property. RO NEW CONGLETO AD BAC BRERETON K L AN Access to the estate is via Back Lane, which can be E A E 5 N 0 LA E L accessed via the A534 (Sandbach Road) & the A54 (Holmes M6 D ID 2 2 M 0 P 5 534 S ARK Chapel Rd) respectively. Congleton railway station is located A A L ANE CONGLETON approx 2 1/2 miles to the south east of the site. D R E A644 A A565 W 5 24 L 3 A T CONGLETON 3 L L S J17 H RE I A ADE’ LN L RAIL STATION S A L C 5 0 L N EW N PEEL L 4 A629 N SANDBACH A3 NEW CONGLETON BYPASS M61 26 M58 M60 The Congleton link road will join the A534 Sandbach 7 M6 12/1 3 M67 Road (to the west of Congleton) with the A536 Macclesfield 4 23 M57 ST HELENS M62 MANCHESTER Road. Planning has been granted and construction is 10/21A 4 PEAK underway. 6/1 7 M62 4 DISTRICT BIRKENHEAD LIVERPOOL M56 M60 NATIONAL 8 6 19 PARK 4 10 The scheme will bring economic and social regeneration MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL AIRPORT M53 6 JOHN LENNON 12 to Congleton by supporting new development sites and AIRPORT M6 M56 improving access to jobs at Radnor Park Industrial Estate. 11/15 NORTHWICH MACCLESFIELD 12 A34 18 A54 CHESTER M6 A534 17 CONGLETON VIEW PLAN FOR NEW CONGLETON BYPASS A50 A34 NANTWICH 16 WREXHAM STOKE Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ A52 15 A515 A34 A50 A520 A53 UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO M A N EATON C H E S TE R R S/6 - EATON FP2 D NEW CONGLETON BYPASS HULME PEDESTRIAN UNDERPASS G I WALFIELD AN T SW NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION OO D S/4 - GIANTSWOOD LA NE LANE OVERBRIDGE MACCLESFIELD CONGLETON BUSINESS MANCHESTER ROAD JUNCTION PARK JUNCTION ROAD JUNCTION 5/3 RIVER DANE S\7 MANCHESTER S/2 - CHELFORD BRIDGE ROAD PEDESTRIAN ROAD OVERBRIDGE UNDERPASS RADNOR PARK D A O JUNCTION R D L E I F S E L G C IA C N A T S M W 6 RADNOR PARK 3 O 5 O A BACK LAN ROUNDABOUT D L S/1 - LOACH BACK LANE A M BROOK BRIDGE WEST E E BACK LANE HOLMES CHAPEL ROUNDABOUT BACK LANE CONGLETON HOLMES CHAPEL EAST ROAD EAST RADNOR PARK BUSINESS PARK SOMERFORD TRADING ESTATE LL HI OD RO HOLMES CHAPEL A34 JUNCTION A54 HO LMES C HAPEL ROAD A34 WE SANDBACH ST ROAD D ROAD EAST R H SANDBACH C A D B R ROAD JUNCTION D E N P L SA A T 4 D S 53 G A A B C U W R E Y N L 4 A 3 < LOCATION SANDBACH N A E ROAD SOUTH CONGLETON Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO 6 DESCRIPTION 7 The subject property forms part of the 5 8 popular and established Radnor Park in Congleton. It comprises a 3-bay 1 9 warehouse which has undergone a 2 comprehensive refurbishment and is now 3 ready for immediate occupation. 4 10 14 11 12 13 TO THE M6 15 17 BACK LANE 18 1. Travis Perkins 7. Reliance Medical 13. Induchem 2. Congleton Garden Machinery 8. Contain-a-lot Ltd 14. Cambi UK Ltd 16 3. Diamond LED Lighting 9. Tandom Metallurgical Group 15. Famous Brands Furniture 4. Reginox UK 10. Loach KG 16. Pulse Fitness TO CONGLETON CENTRE 5. Hans Lingl (UK) 11. Curzn Alloys 17. Olenol 6. Senior Aerospace Bird Bellows 12. Scrap Car Recovery 18. Royal Mail Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO NEW BUILD INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE UNITS 8,400 - 25,200 SQ FT (780 - 2,340 SQ M) SPECIFICATION A comprehensive refurbishment has now been completed and the unit(s) offer the following specification: - Steel Frame Construction - Eaves heights from 5m - Single roller shutter doors and pedestrian doors to each bay; front and rear - 3 phase power supply - LED lighting throughout - Bespoke office content fit-out available - Extensive yard / car parking Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO LAST UNIT NORTH REMAINING 8,400 SQ FT (780 SQ M) ACCOMMODATION The premises comprise a 3 bay warehouse which can be leased as a single unit or as individual bays. Office accommodation can be added to suit individual requirements. LET BAY 2 LET Bay 1 Let to Nadins Lime & Stone Ltd. Bay 2 8,400 sq ft 780 sq m Bay 3 Let to Cambi Ltd. ENTRANCE TOTAL 8,400 sq ft 780 sq m FROM The unit also has the capability of being expanded to BACK LANE add a further bay of up to c.10,000 sq ft if required. Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ UNIT B RADNOR PARK OVERVIEW LOCATION DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION ACCOMMODATION FURTHER INFO PLANNING FURTHER INFORMATION The premises benefit from b1,b2,b8 planning consent. Uses For further information please contact either of the joint agents, falling outside of this classification may still be considered, Williams Sillitoe or Harris Lamb. subject to planning. Mark Sillitoe Andrew Groves [email protected] [email protected] RATING 07970 072128 07966 263 287 The premises will be subject to business rates payable to the local authority. Full details to be disclosed on completion of refurbishment. Please contact the Agents for further details, 0161 850 8030 TENURE willsill.co.uk The premises are available to rent by way of new Full Repairing and Insuring lease(s) on terms to be agreed. VAT All prices are quoted exclusive of but may be subject to VAT. RENT Misrepresentation Act 1967. Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 The Property Misdescriptions Act 1991. These particulars are issued without any responsibility on the part of the agent and are not to be construed as containing any representation or fact upon which any person is entitled to rely. Neither the agent nor any On Application. person in their employ has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. September 2020. RB&Co 0161 833 0555. www.richardbarber.co.uk Back Lane, Congleton, CW12 4XJ.
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