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Sheffield Fives Court Details Character Office with Parking Business Space TO LET On the Instructions of NTHS MO E 6 T FRE REN SHEFFIELD S6 2GZ Fives Court, Hillsborough Barracks Accommodation The offices comprise the following approximate floor areas: Sq m Sq ft Ground Floor Offices 142.72 1,536.24 Mezzanine Floor 75.10 808.38 Total Accommodation 217.82 2,344.62 Note: The above areas have been calculated on an approximate net internal basis and must be verified by the ingoing tenant. Terms The offices are available to let by way of a new full repairing and insuring lease on terms to be agreed at a rental of £18,750 per annum exclusive. The initial annual service charge and building insurance for the office will be in the region of £1,285 and £723 respectively. Location Incentives Fives Court comprises part of the Hillsborough Barracks Office Park, forming part of the established retail and office scheme located An incentive equivalent to 6 months rent free is available subject to between Langsett Road and Penistone Road (A61) in the covenant status and length of lease, to be given as a reduced rent Hillsborough district of northern Sheffield. The offices are easily over the first year of the term. accessed via Junction 34 of the M1 Motorway on the A6109. Hillsborough Interchange tram link is located within walking distance Rating and provides regular services into Sheffield town centre. We are verbally advised the Rateable Value for the offices is Fives Court benefits from excellent on site facilities with a Morrisons £22,500, the UBR for 2011/2012 being 43.3p. Interested parties food store, petrol filling station, McDonald’s, B&Q and various car are advised to make their own enquiries to the Local Authority for showrooms and retailers all within close proximity. verification purposes. Description VAT Originally a recreational sports hall for the Barracks, Fives Court has All figures quoted are exclusive of Value Added Tax which will be been converted into a self contained office with parking and is one charged at the prevailing rate. of the most attractive buildings on site. The stone built premises provide open plan offices on both ground and mezzanine floor, the Viewing latter extending to approximately 50% of the ground floor area. Bare stone walls, incorporating large period windows are beneath a Strictly by appointment through joint agents. pitched glazed roof benefiting from electronically operated blinds. The offices also provide self contained WCs and kitchen. Contact: James Saxby Tom Burlaga Amenities Rapleys LLP Lane Walker 020 7255 8062 0114 275 3260 • Suspended ceiling in part [email protected] [email protected] • Category II lighting • Perimeter trunking For further opportunities please visit • Male & female WCs www.rapleysmorrisons.co.uk • Automated roof blinds 0870 777 6292 www.rapleys.co.uk LONDON BRISTOL EDINBURGH HUNTINGDON MANCHESTER Character Office with Parking TO LET Rapleys LLP is registered as a Limited Liability Partnership in England and Wales. Registration No: OC308311. Registered Office at Falcon Road, Hinchingbrooke Business Park, HUNTINGDON PE29 6FG. A full list of Members is available on our website or at any of our offices during normal business hours. Rapleys LLP operates an Environmental Management System which complies with the requirements of ISO 14001:2004. Regulated by RICS. Any maps are for identification purposes only and should not be relied upon for accuracy. Reproduced by permission of Geographers A-Z Map Co. Ltd. Licence No. A0203. This product includes mapping data licensed from Ordnance Survey - © Crown Copyright 2001. Licence No. 100017302 and © Crown Copyright, All rights reserved. Licence No. ES 100004619. Misrepresentation Act: These particulars are produced in good faith and believed to be correct. Neither Rapleys, their joint agents (where applicable) or their client guarantees their accuracy and they are not intended to form any part of a contract. No person in the employment of Rapleys or their joint agents has authority to give any representation or warranty in respect of this property. All prices or rents are quoted exclusive of VAT. JUNE09/230212 LONDON BRISTOL EDINBURGH HUNTINGDON MANCHESTER .
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