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Hillington Industrial Estate Glasgow FLEXSPACE HILLINGTON Hillington Industrial Estate Glasgow BUSINESS UNITS ON FLEXIBLE TERMS SAT NAV: G52 4BJ Office & Workshop Facilities v Oces Workshop Security Furnished Visitor Parking Meeting Rooms Flexspace is one of the UK’s leading providers 68-74 Queen Elizabeth Avenue of workshops, offices, warehouses and self Hillington Industrial Estate storage units for small businesses. Glasgow G52 4BJ Make Flexspace your first port of call to rent adaptable, convenient business units on flexible terms. FLEXIBLE ADAPTABLE • CONVENIENT Flexspace Hillington Workshop & Office SAT NAV: G52 4BJ Overview River C lyd J4 Flexspace Hillington is a flexible business centre, e BISHOPSBRIGG located within Scotland’s largest industrial estate, M8 A82 M80 A80 GLASGOW providing a range of furnished offices, workshops AIRPORT M73 A739 and studios that are available on flexible terms. J13 M8 J29 GLASGOW J21 J22 J19 The centre is fully telecoms & IT enabled and PAISLEY A761 A74 A8 provides free car parking and CCTV security. M77 M74 The 30 offices range from 80 to 550 ft2 (7.5 to 51 A77 m2) and are located over two floors and feature M74 carpeting and all utilities. A meeting room is also available. RENFREW RD KINGS INCH DR 2 The workshops range from 120 to 1,734 ft (11 to J26 J26 2 M8 161 m ) and are suitable for light industrial and D R KELVIN AVE AND warehouse purposes. Small storage units are also MOSSL MONTROSE AVE H IL M8 available. L PENILEE RD IN G T O N R Hillington Industrial Estate provides a good D SHIELDHALL RD QUEEN ELIZABETH AVE WATT RD D R S selection of amenities for its tenants, including a A736 E H C T I NEWARK P Harvester, several takeaway outlets, a Post Office Y NORTH CARNEGIE RD T F I and a variety of stores. Glasgow city centre is 20 LINBURN RD F CHIRNSIDE RD minutes drive away. PENILEE RD PENILEE BARSHAW RD BY RAIL Hillingdon West Station is a short walk away. BY AIR Glasgow Airport is approximately 2 miles away. For further enquiries please contact: T 0800 033 4444 E [email protected] www.flexspace.co.uk Misrepresentation Act 1967 Bridges Business Space LLP and Bridges Business Space No. 2 LLP, trading as Flexspace, and any joint agents, for themselves and for the lessors of this property, give notice that: 1. These particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending lessees and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. All dimensions and areas are approximate and all descriptions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details, are given without responsibility and any tenant 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. 3. No person in the employment of Bridges Business Space LLP and Bridges Business Space No. 2 LLP, trading as Flexspace, or their joint agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. 4. Unless otherwise stated, all prices and rents are quoted exclusive of VAT..
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