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Unit 2 Bonville Trading Estate To UNIT 2 A detatched warehouse unit available BONVILLE in a well established trade location TRADING ESTATE Brislington, Bristol BS4 5SE 5SE TO LET 35,460 sq ft •Detached warehouse/Industrial unit •Concrete fenced yard area (3,294.30 sq m) •Currently operated with trade counter provision •Fully fitted office accommodation 1.23 acres (0.50 ha) •Prominently located off Bonville Rd •Undergoing complete refurbishment LOCATION The property is located within south Bristol on Bonville Trading Estate, part of the wider and well-established Brislington Trading Estate area. The A4 Bath Road is located immediately adjacent to the estate and is the main arterial route linking the cities of Bristol and Bath. Excellent access to the wider motorway network is provided via the A4320 St Philips Causeway, leading to Junction 3 of the M32. The M32 provides access to the M4 motorway and the M4/M5 interchange, opening up the national motorway network. The A4174 Ring Road is also located in close proximity to the estate, providing transport links to conurbations in north/east Bristol and also to the new South Bristol Link Road. Excellent access to the A4174 Ring Road and the national motorway network Trade x3 6.30m Roller Counter eaves height shutter and office doors accommodation DESCRIPTION The property consists of a detached warehouse/industrial unit, which is currently operated with ancillary trade counter use. The unit is of steel portal frame construction under a single pitched roof. The warehouse space incorporates an eaves height of 6.30 metres, rising to 8.70 metres at the apex above concrete flooring. A separate trade counter entrance is installed to the front elevation. The two storey office accommodation is generally open plan and incorporates kitchen space and w/c’s on each floor. Three electrically operated roller shutter doors, provide access onto the yard/ circulation area externally, which is concreted, fenced and gated. Accommodation Warehouse 27,451 sq ft 2,550.30 sq m Ground Floor Office 4,004 sq ft 372.00 sq m First Floor Office 4,004 sq ft 372.00 sq m Total GIA 35,460 sq ft 3,294.30 sq m UNIT 2 BONVILLE TRADING ESTATE Brislington, Bristol BS4 5SE mhi ll Road choo Millbank Cl S Ha rdwick Clos o e se The Rock Belro yal Avenue Whitmor v Road o u onsid b rnwoo W nt St Vincents u ad B4046 H e d A Tabernacle Ro ill R n Grove Ro B e r Kelsto t A4044 val d t s o d N s e Trading n ley ad nal o Temple a eder Roa e e R o n e Fe w c R n oa meda R o l n a Estate St Anne's s Li Ga L S Feeder C b D Lavington Roa a A d Meads e R ate s a d Wo Hollyg Lan A rid c D o d r d a r yl u Ro g e horne int Phili hfield RoadRipon R un est t r dr o e i idg r C lin az B Silver Cole R oad uildfor v d A431 e e Avenue g ad ir e e L e s d v e Road G ane Dr o Ripon Road ' ad oad g w R Ty St Anne's d Ri hworth Road i ood i ve tby t g ad p hi v ne Newbridge o Hi o l a s Cause W R a Co e Avon ad n Wood L Dundridge r urt D y ne o n ar Trading t ha H dor Road C Fri R C lo lverthor Feeder Ro oad n n i Tu Si U i m Park Recreation g s Stre to Vale e Estate a h Short w n g B i S a e c n R ay Avon Bridge o g m S Hanham Lan o o u e r r Ground a t t S n ad r n Road Busi G h e oria Road Wilsh e l Temple m Capgr n An Ho ire Av o ness P r et t a o s S v teys Ro l c y Br ll Stre a v Con A m a Quarter tr A rk Saint Anne r e n w Vi W e ad st ood Bristol e p eys R r p e U Car Park oomhill Ro et Park Road o Green rk Rochester Road ad ad d v a e e o Wesley Avenu K Temple ad P R a F t s hurch o o Schoo e Ri C i Temple Gate ed R ave Cr n er R b g Meads Eldon Way Great We s Chapel St ank Roa field n oad reet t Anne n Birch Wood vo R Philip Street s i N d A r Road Brock’s tern e a H e Conham w o i r v M Sa d g Albert ain Lin W R h Avenue S e do Firs a H alk St Bridge l d o n d en s d m Co escent t ' Hu r a e A d e Riv v et fie enue erso nue e ictoria a o Salis rs rtin n e h V Langton Hanham e d R b n a Northfield Avenue Ro t g ury Ro t M ers S ime Ro ad y d L FC Hi tr ark ad nham Road e b P o Hill Grange Avenue et St Philip's Marsh rive R A370 t d C m D o L a Dri eer o wicke Av st w h r v on er d e Whi n C nha Hanham s u R v onh rt huish Roa A am Vale o Pio ld Roa oad C o High St lth The Wheels n d Cre e r a o A4 rt Road e w Business Central Avenue d e s Ro C e k n Swemko b d iv Park & Har w Project l a M nkto r a B R o A ee Ro ad avoy Road Bloomfi H M ce d Street rt Ro S irchwood Great S.B.I. Centre e t n ea be Sparke mor Abbots Avenue M Al B raikenridge Road Modern Bristol Evans Park Wester i ad al o ngs Drive Drive alk S k R Fruit Market A4320 Ki s t Road R W one Baking or Br Collin o Roa n For Main Line a h Bristol Road ueen e G d st Edge ill Systems o Road Q s d w DriveWaste Company o y Woodcroft o Re y a angers d mhi w R T a e Hillsborough Hanham he Me Paintworks s field Road A37 Al u m e be a Avon Woods s rt Road o Well C Bloo Eastwood Ro l l Regenc d C A431 l Road s Conway Road Henr a ok Academy s p Su on o le Totterdown I Richmond Street N v n o r B Paintworks li nyde St d ine s A i Road B e a R S Churchill Road Oxford S r o UNIT 2 R h Eastwood Hill Street th d t Pyl y w Bridge n Street ive e k n a a ne ton L Lu P Street R R d n m c St Lu o W i to Read h o t au le alls a ad e BONVILLE a g Farm Close i k W Gays R d oad n o Ro es H Willia ath R ward Road i s Ro d ad B R Jersey n d o d a k il a d i m k R ld Roa l c C l E is Cr S lose TRADING e's R e Sandholme r a resce t gers Avenue n Way re n d e A B East Wood Croft C Bristol s Green Street r Sandhurst UNIT 2 Heath Ro a eet e o o c e r S A4 o ESTATE ent t t ad n S t Upp ad R t y anle ydiard Whittu Foods Bloomfi L te B ount oad hi C y a S Bonville Roa andown Road R W Hill lm Allison Ave Broomhill l ue Meat a East m i Sa treet P n Street a Arnos St gham BONVILLE Sandgate Road w antson Broomhill Ro Wy d S rk n ad Machine or Steel ood Cresce Oxf n M Go S n v Ro Park u d er ad Gr Totterdown t River A a y reet Hil e h orne Street Arnos Vale Monkey andri l L a r h S m a S a i ctoria r ndy Par wn on Bush eet Roa e ent C d wt Cemetery G a c u nue n r over k All e H TRADING Ro d e Roa a Park e Knowle Road iso t res n s Longwo R c n od Arnos Court d Avenue ven C o v e e a a d n A n on L ick Park ai B t ill k Road W r s B Lilymead Av c Repton d m oo H a a n Harrow Road A4174 yham Ro lison Ro Fer m Hanham h Al h W Rugby Road ill Hencliff n Close o Hanham o R Haversto e ESTATER Common ts J aven ck Road Sydenham 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Road Stage Pendennis Park lco o Longwood t a H n C T e Gle a d sc Woodbridge Roa he Crest m Montr Eagle R a Depot e B3122 n d o r pstead S Redcatc omhill R a Avenue se Par t John's C engrove R o h Road H k Victory o ad l R o l Leighton Bulle R Park C hi y l h Br ur c m Road o h Hill bot Road ior r Hil Tal o Stonele r Ro Road ad h c o d P a Thiery Roa Wingfield Road d r u Br Redcatch d t Talbot h Glenarm Walk Di Phidias n Roa d C x i Park o Whites ce A iendship Roa g Talb n d s r l rm Roa Vacantx F h Road tol Hil Road a a b Bris o Andover Ro o r t Road R Cre idge Ro Knowle ille Road I m ad ron od v Clothier r o a o m Castle F F on w t s k Kingshill Road c oul St M B r o t S e Bris u a o u ge oad Ab d Road d C Talbot Road arm R R a R Brislington Lane a a e Brislington ee Road b h l Well ington n oad rti l d tt ots s Allotments o n net BestPets Lan Gle R 's 's en n C Laundary g oad Jubi Broad Walk r e e The Northern R art E e Queenshill Road e K oad me d W t si a Hil r h Qu e e Slopes d r 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