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MELTON COMMERCIAL PARK LE14 3JL from 1.65 Acres to 14.5 Acres Open Storage Land Land Available A46 MELTON MOWBRAY MELTON COMMERCIAL PARK LE14 3JL From 1.65 acres to 14.5 acres Open storage land Land available TO LET/MAY SELL An established business park location in Leicestershire . Up to 2 MVA available on site . Environment Agency discharge consent . Rail Connected Rail connected Transforming Regenerating Revitalising www.harworthgroup.com/melton-commercial-park MELTON COMMERCIAL PARK DESCRIPTION AVAILABILITY Melton Commercial Park is the main employment Plot 8 - 1.65 acres 0.6 ACRES area within Melton totalling approximately Plot 12 - 10.2 acres 127 acres and comprises a number of industrial Welby Lane PLOT 16 Plot 13 - 4.3 acres units along with open storage plots. Plot 16 - 0.6 acres Mains services are available on the estate, Rail linked LET however, it will be up to interested parties to source The site is rail linked with currently two sidings utility supplies into individual plots if required. providing access to both the UK rail network via Melton Mowbray and “Old Dalby”, the UK’s National Rail Test Track & Electrified Test Track Facility. Melton Mowbray is well located to provide direct rail freight 1.65 ACRES access to the Nuneaton / Felixstowe line together with PLOT 8 the UK’s other major ports and the national network. Power up to 2 MVA 10.2 ACRES Rail The site can provide up to 2 MVA of electricity PLOT 12 connected and due to grid connection provides export capabilities for renewable energy creation. High power availability with minimal set up cost. 4.3 ACRES PLOT 13 Environment Agency discharge consent Welby Lane The site has Environment Agency discharge consent, suitable for various industrial processing uses and a water abstraction licence. Legend Welby Lane Available plots Existing unit Let plots Site boundary Transforming Regenerating Revitalising www.harworthgroup.com/melton-commercial-park MELTON COMMERCIAL PARK PLANNING A46 The Asfordby Business Park Development Brief, approved in 2000, confirmed Melton Borough Council’s willingness to accept the continued re-use A606 for employment generation of the site. In addition Melton Commercial Park is allocated for employment uses in the emerging Local plan. Interested parties to make their own enquiries with the Local Authority. RATES Welby Lane Plots would need to be assessed for rating purposes upon occupation. Welby Lane VAT We understand that VAT is payable. TENURE SERVICE CHARGE The plots are available to let on new lease terms for There will be a service charge levied in respect of a period and rent to be agreed depending upon size common areas including roadways, landscaping, and specification. and security. RENTAL LEGAL COSTS Rent on application. Each party to bear their own costs incurred in connection with this transaction. AERIAL VIEW OVER SITE Transforming Regenerating Revitalising www.harworthgroup.com/melton-commercial-park Perth 38 6 3 19 2 Glasgow M1 3 Cleethorpes M8 Edinburgh Skelmersdale 5 M180 4 4 18/4 37 37 4 26 3 2 17 19 20 M74 15/116 2122 25 14 M60 36 36 3 24 Golborne 12/1 2 23 35A 35/2 3 Stocksbridge Dumfries 23 M62 11 Manchester A74(M) 9 24 1 Glossop 35 3 A1(M) Carlisle Newcastle 22 11 Irlam 8 7 Upon Tyne 9 10/21A SaleM606 25 34 1 Gainsborough 8 5 1 MELTON34 COMMERCIAL PARK Whitehaven Middlesbrough 21 Altrincham3 33 M6 324/1 Sheffield 32 34 4 5 Cheadle Louth Scarborough 20 8 7 6 31 9/20/20A York 10 M6 HGV drive times 11M56 Wilmslow Leeds Worksop Retford M62 Immingham within 3 hours 19 Knutsford M62 Dronfield M61 M18 M180 Frodsham Liverpool Grimsby 0-1 hr LOCATION 30 EXCELLENT ROAD LINKS M57 A1(M) Staveley M56 Manchester 1-2 hrs Holyhead M56 Sheffield Northwich Buxton 2-3 hrs Melton Commercial Park is located two miles north east HGV drive times Distance Time Macclesfield Stoke-on-Trent M1 Source: www.drivetimemaps.co.uk M6 of Melton Mowbray. Melton Mowbray town centre 2.3 miles 8 mins M6 Derby Nottingham 18 29 Norwich The business park has direct road access via St Bartholomew’s M54 M6 Toll Leicester Leicester 21.7 miles 54 mins M69 Way onto the A606, which links to the A46 trunk road,Bilsthorpe between Birmingham M6 A1(M) Sandbach Congleton Leicester J21a/M1 28.1 miles 58 mins M42 Coventry 17 the M1 at J21a and Lincoln, with connecting routes to Leicester, M5 M1 Cambridge Biddulph Nottingham, Grantham and Newark. Grantham 18.7 miles 53 mins Felixstowe Matlock Kirkby in M50 M40 Milton Leek Keynes A1(M) M11 The A1 (T) road is 9 miles to28 the eastAshfield and the cities of Nottingham Newark-on-TrentNottingham 20.4 miles 29 mins Gloucester Kidsgrove Swansea Nantwich and Leicester are within a 30 minute drive time of the site. Newark 29.1 miles 1 hr 4 mins M40 M25 16 27 M4 M4 Cardiff London Ripley Bristol M2 Hucknall M25 M26 M3 Dover Belper M23 M20 Folkestone Eastwood M5 Southampton Ashbourne LE14 3JL ( ) 26 A3 M Boston M27 Poole 15 M1 Nottingham CONTACT & FURTHERExeter INFORMATION Plymouth Derby 25 Grantham 24A 24 14 Burton Upon Trent 23A Spalding Stafford Nick Hosking Jon Ryan-Gill M6 Melton 07855 423458 07961 820757 13 23 Mowbray [email protected] [email protected] Chris Wright James Clements 07974 663063 07436 165015 reachmarketing.co.uk 24744 02/17 [email protected] [email protected] 7 12 Cannock 11 22 6 5 Tamworth 4 11A T8 T7 3 11 T6 M1 M6 TollT5 M42 21A Leicester Stamford Misrepresentation Act: Innes England and Knight Frank for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property, whose agents they are give notice that: a) all M54 2 1 10A Lichfield particulars are set out as general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not comprise part of an offer or contract: b) all descriptions, T4 dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the 10 21 correctness of each of them, c) no person in the employment of Innes England and Knight Frank has any authority to make any representation or warranty whatsoever Wolverhampton 10 M69 in relation to this property. Images are indicative only. February 2017. 9 T3 March 8 7 T29 2 17 M6 T1 1 16 1 6 5 4A 8 Transforming RegeneratingM1 Revitalising 2 7A 7 4 3A Birmingham www.harworthgroup.com/melton-commercial-park3 3 6 20 2 M6 15 M42 Coventry 5 1 19 A1(M) Kettering 14 4 4 2 4A 1 M42 3 3A 18 Huntingdon 16 1 M45 St Ives Bromsgrove M40 17 M5 5 Rushden 15 14 St Neots 13 14 16 13 6 15A.
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