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COMMERCIAL ﬁshergerman.co.uk TO LET Unit 3, Prescote Manor Farm Business Park, Cropredy, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX17 1PF Rent Guide Price From £3,500 Per Annum Per Unit • Rural Location • Flexible Unit • Ample Car Parking • Established Business Location Approximate Distances: Viewings and Further Information: • Cropredy - 0.5 miles. • Banbury - 4 miles. • Daventry - 4 miles. Simon Patrick • M40 (Junction 11) - 4 miles. [email protected] 01295 226281 07887 594684 Unit 3, Prescote Manor To Let Description Service Charge The Business Park comprises a range of office and There is no service charge payable for the light industrial units in a rural setting. One unit is maintenance of the office, insurance or communal currently available as follows:- areas. Unit 3 is an open plan office of 19.43 sq m (209 sq ft) featuring ceiling strip lights, electrical panel heating VAT All prices are stated exclusive of VAT under the Finance and a kitchen. Act 1989. Accordingly interested parties are advised to consult their professional advisors as to their liabilities, if Services any. Unit 3 has mains electricity and water connected. Telephone and broadband services are available Viewing subject to connection with BT. If you would like to view this property please contact our office to arrange a suitable date and time. Electricity is metered via sub meters on site and is charged to the Tenants at cost basis. Did You Know? Fisher German can assist with all commercial property Water charges are included within the annual rent. matters, including sales and lettings, valuations, schedules of condition, dilapidations, property Planning management and rating. For further details please Unit 3 has formally been used as offices and studio telephone 01295 226283. however it is the proposed tenants responsibility to satisfy themselves that their use is in accordance with this. Date April 2016 Terms Unit 3 is available to rent on a new internal repairing leases ease with terms to be agreed. The guide rent is £3,500 per annum. Business Rates Unit 3 has not yet been assessed by the Valuation Office. For details of the actual business rates payable and any relief's that may be applicable please contact Chewell District Council..

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