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Joiners Court Nuffield Road, St Ives Industrial Estate, Cambridgeshire Joiners Court Nuffield Road, St Ives Industrial Estate, Cambridgeshire, PE27 3LX A new development of Industrial / Warehouse / Trade Counter Units Trade / Warehouse of Industrial / A new development To Let Prime Location on St Ives Industrial Estate Completed January 2019 Suitable for a Variety of Industrial, Warehouse and Trade Counter Uses Flexible Sizes from 138 sq m (1,485 sq ft) up to 1,360 sq m (14,663 sq ft) Fit out to Suit Use. Gibbs & Dandy (Jewsons) Nuffield Road Cycle Store Elec. Superior Sub Finish Station 6 5 4 3 2 1 UNDER OFFER SCREWFIX Accommodation sq m sq ft Unit 1 237 2550 LET Unit 2 237 2550 LET Somersham Road Unit 3 276 2970 Unit 4 138 1485 Unit 3&4 414 4455 Unit 5 175 1883 Light Industrial & Trade Counter Units Unit 4&5 313 3368 (To be Constructed) Unit 6 298 3206 U.O. Approx Gross Internal Areas Description Joiners Court is a terrace of brand new light industrial/ ■ Well Established commercial area including warehouse/trade counter units that are capable of being Gibbs & Dandy (Jewsons), Howdens, HSS, let individually or together. The property benefits from Superior Finish, Titleist, Cobwebs Furniture, a prime location at the entrance to the St Ives industrial Burley Hydraulics. estate from Nuffield Road. The property benefits from ■ Prime Location on Industrial estate 3 phase power supply, gas supply, power floated concrete ■ Allocated parking plus visitors parking floors and 6M eaves height. owdens The units are available to let on a leasehold basis on ■ Flexible Sizes and Fit out terms to be agreed. ■ Excellent Specification urle draulics ■ High Anticipated EPC Value ■ Close to Amenities Cowes urniture ■ Easy Access to A14 is andy uperior inish Joiners Court ire Phil Cottingham [email protected] Titleist 01480 479089 07841450262 d a o Brown & Co Barfords 01480 213811 R m a h s r e m o S St Ives Joiners To Huntingdon Court A1123 St Ives is an attractive historic market town located on the banks of which links the East Coast ports to the West Midlands and North ST. IVES the River Ouse approximately 12 miles from Cambridge, 5 miles West. The area has also benefited from its proximity to Cambridge from Huntingdon and 20 miles from Peterborough. Steeped in and has proved a popular choice for companies seeking to relocate history, the town is today an expanding commercial centre with from the City, particularly businesses in computer IT and Research a population of around 18,000 people. The town offers a diverse and Development. range of shopping and commercial facilities including top retail The commercial popularity of St Ives as a location has been names, specialist stores, a regular street market and good quality manifested by the development of business parks at Meadow Lane, Great Ouse hotels and restaurants. Parsons Green and Compass Point, as well as other new industrial Hemingfords and business developments. A1096 The town also has a strong commercial base and has become an There are fast train links to London from Cambridge and A14 increasingly significant business location due to its accessibility Huntingdon with a typical journey time of 50 minutes. to the national motorway network via the A14 dual carriageway, To Huntingdon A14 To Cambridge B1040 Leicester Peterborough M1 Travel Distances A14 A1M M6 ST. IVES Northampton A1 A14 M1 Cambridge London M25 58 miles Cambridge 12 miles Birmingham 88 miles A14 2 miles A1 (Huntingdon) 9 miles Milton M40 Keynes A1M M11 Luton Felixstowe 83 miles Stansted A’pt 42 miles Norwich 76 miles M11 13 miles M1 (Lutterworth) 53 miles Oxford M25 M4 London Note: Brown & Co for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are given notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation and other details are given without responsibility and 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 correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of Brown & Co has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property..
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