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TO LET Units 1&2 Wharfedale Road, Euroway Industrial Estate, Bradford, BD4 6SG 21,972 sq. ft (2,041.60 sq. m) Warehouse / Industrial Premises • To be refurbished • Excellent access to Bradford City Centre and Junction 26 of the M62 Motorway • Loading via 4 electric ground level doors • Available individually or combined 0113 245 6000 GentVisick.com Location Terms The property is situated on Euroway Industrial Estate, The property is available by way of a new full repairing which is Bradford’s most popular industrial area and one and insuring lease for a term of years to be agreed. of the prime industrial locations in Yorkshire. Euroway Industrial Estate sits adjacent to the M606 Motorway, Rent on application. which provides immediate access to both Bradford City Centre and the M62 Motorway via Junction 26. EPC The property lies to the east of the M606 Motorway A copy of the EPC certificates and reports are available and is accessed off Wharfdale Road, which provides on request. direct access to Junction 2 of the M606 Motorway via Transperience Way. Bradford City lies just over 4 miles Viewings to the north, whilst Junction 26 of the M62 Motorway is approximately 1.5 miles to the south of the property. For further information or to arrange a viewing please contact; Description Gent Visick The property comprises a warehouse / industrial unit with the following specification; Daniel Walker 0113 200 3988 • To be refurbished [email protected] • Eaves height of approx 5.5 metres • Large yard / loading area • Loading via 4 electric ground level doors Jonathan Jacob 0113 285 5984 Accommodation [email protected] Accommodation sq. m sq. ft Michael Steel & Co Warehouse 1,795.85 19,331 Ground Floor Offices 145.72 1,568 0113 234 8999 First Floor Offices 99.74 1,073 Total 2,041.60 21,972 0113 245 6000 GentVisick.com Misrepresentation Act: These particulars shall not form any part of any offer or contract, and no guarantee is given to the condition of the property or the accuracy of its description. A prospective tenant or purchaser is not to rely upon any representation made in the particulars and must satisfy himself as to their accuracy by his own investigation before entering into any contract. No liability is accepted by us for any losses (however arising) directly or indirectly where reliance is placed on the contents of these particulars by any intending tenant or purchaser..

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