LONGWOOD PARK to LET TRAFFORD PARK PROMINENT INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE / TRADE COUNTER ESTATE MANCHESTER M17 1PZ 1,091 to 9,253 Sq Ft (101 to 860 Sq M) (GEA)

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LONGWOOD PARK

TO LET

TRAFFORD PARK

PROMINENT INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE / TRADE COUNTER ESTATE

MANCHESTER M17 1PZ

1,091 to 9,253 sq ft (101 to 860 sq m) (GEA)

Refurbished units

Prime location within Trafford Park

LONGWOOD PARK

TRAFFORD PARK

MANCHESTER M17 1PZ

SPECIFICATION

Recently refurbished units Integral offices Electrically operated shutters / loading doors 5 metre eaves height Additional on-site parking B1 (c), B2 & B8 permitted use Prime position within Trafford Park Close proximity to Media City and Manchester City Centre

Excellent motorway access Well managed estate Secure estate

DESCRIPTION

Longwood Park is a well established industrial estate comprising 44 units ranging in size from 1,000 sq ft to 30,000 sq ft. The units have undergone comprehensive refurbishment including re-cladding, re-roofing and extensive improvements to the office accommodation.

15 minutes to Manchester International Airport
Superb local amenties close by
Easy access to the M60 and regional motorways
5 minutes to the nearest metrolink station

33

PARKWAY CIRCLE

PROPOSED METROLINK COMPLETION 2020

CAR PARK

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27A
32A

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25A
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LONGWOOD PARK

LONꢅWOOD ROAD

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DAꢄID PHILLIPS FURNITURE

19 1ꢂ 17 16

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WARREN ROAD


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PROPOSED METROLINK COMPLETION 20 20

M6/M62

SAT NAV: M17 1PZ

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2

M62

Eccles

Eccles

Patricroft

Ladywell

COMMUNICATIONS

ECCLES

M602

Langworthy

3

M60 J9

1 mile

M602 J2

1.9 miles 1.3 miles 2.0 miles 9.4 miles

LONGWOOD PARK

TRAFFORD PARK

MANCHESTER M17 1PZ

Manchester City Centre

Trafford Centre Manchester City Centre Manchester Airport

11

Broadway
Harbour City

Media City

Anchorage

LONGWOOD PARK

David Lloyd Leisure
The Lowry
Salford Quays
JJB Soccer Dome & Health Club
Imperial

War MuseumSALFORD

QUAYS
TRAFFORD PARK

  • Golf Driving Range
  • Exch

Pom

LOCATION

Traꢀord Centre

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Longwood Park, is situated within an established industrial/warehouse

M.U.F.C.

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White City Retail Park

environment fronting Westinghouse Road within the heart of Trafford Park. Longwood Park benefits from a wide range of local amenities within a few minutes drive and easy access to the City Centre and M60 linking to the national motorway network.

M.I.F.T.

FRASER

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Traꢀord Park Proposed Metrolink 2020

250 & X50 Bus Route
Old Traꢀord

Trafford Park is home to more than 1,400 businesses and is Europe’s biggest industrial estate. It covers approximately 1,200 acres and represents one of the largest concentrations of industrial and warehousing space in the UK.

Traꢀord Park

Stagecoach Bus Route

M60

The Loop 1GB Fibre Optic Link

Humphrey Park

Manchester Airport

FURTHER INFORMATION

The Trafford Park Portfolio comprises the largest single ownership of industrial space within Trafford Park; Europe’s biggest industrial estate covering over 1,200 acres and being home to more than 1,400 businesses.

For further information and arrangements to view the properties please contact the joint agents.

  • Steve Johnson
  • Richard Johnson

Whether you are looking to move to or relocate within Trafford Park, there is a wide range of properties for you to consider within the extensive Trafford Park Portfolio.

Paul Thorne

[email protected]

Robert Kos

[email protected]

0161 828 6440

jll.co.uk/property

Please call for further details and current availability or visit the dedicated website

www.traffordparkportfolio.com

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 person in their employ has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. May 2019. RB&Co 0161 833 0555. www.richardbarber.co.uk

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