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Eclipse 136 Irlam ON SITE NOW COMPLETION DUE QTR 4 2020 Image of recent development by Marshall PHASE 1 SOLD TO NEWSHIP GROUP FOR SALE / TO LET ECLIPSE136 NEW HIGH SPEC A57 NORTHBANK IRLAM INDUSTRIAL / JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 DISTRIBUTION UNIT A DEVELOPMENT BY 136,000 SQ FT (12,634 SQ M) ON A SITE OF CIRCA 10 ACRES DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 M60 J11 4.2 miles 9 mins UPS Werit UK Ltd Manchester Ship Canal A5 7 IBUR WAY EXCAL C A D Neovia Logistics Services UK IS AY H Omega Engineering Ltd W E R A BU D DARBY ROAD LI W CA A EX Y GILCH ECLIPSE136 RIST R OAD BESSEMER ROAD DPD Y Omnicell Ltd UR WA IRLAM EXCALIB STATION Rehau 42,000 SQ FT A5 7 SOLD CA TO NEWSHIP D ISH G EA I D L W C AY H R I Dean Group International S T R L O Ceva Logistics IV A E D R P O O L M6 J21 R 4.8 miles O A 8 mins D DRIVE BRINELL Talk Talk Technologies TBS Fabrications IVE DR ELL BRIN Eclipse136 comprises a high quality detached warehouse / distribution unit with ancillary offices, I DESCRIPTION substantial yard area and staff car parking. DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 I ACCOMMODATION SQ FT SQ M WAREHOUSE 126,000 11,705 OFFICE 10,000 929 TOTAL 136,000 12,634 I SITEPLAN SITE AREA 10 ACRES 4,046 HA I SPECIFICATION ‘Very Good’ 12.5 m to underside 2 STOREY 14 DOCK 4 LEVEL ACCESS SECURE UP TO 213 CAR ‘BREEAM’ 30 of haunch OFFICES LOADING DOORS DOORS SITE PARKING SPACES VERY GOOD TRAILER BAYS DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 D A O R L O M60 J11 O Tesco Extra I LOCATION P R 4.2 miles E V I 9 mins ECLIPSE136 is located on Northbank Industrial Park, one of the L North West’s premier industrial locations. Access into and within the Irlam College 57 estate is excellent with both the M6 and M60 motorways minutes A away. Manchester Airport is located just a 20 minute drive away. ECLIPSE136 is located in a prominent position adjacent to the Y 0 A principal entrance to the estate at the junction of Brinell Drive 2 W 3 Iveco 5 and Cadishead Way. The nearby Salford Gateway development B LIBU D EXCA R A Irlam Station W E area will provide a multimodalM6 freight interchange together A Y H with retail and leisure facilities including the new Salford AY S E W I XC UR Neovia D City Stadium. A IB Blackpool L A M55 C UPS BLACKPOOL Burnley Preston M65 Accrington D IRLAM Lytham St Anne's Blackburn A A59 Halifax O Cavendish Rawtenstall R Leyland L Nuclear 7 Darwen 5 O A A58 O P DPD Southport M6 R Chorley M62 E V M66 Rochdale I A59 L A62 L M61 Bury M6 Junction 21 Ormskirk Bolton A A565 0 Skelmersdale A58 2 N 4.8 miles / 8 mins Formby 3 A A58 5 M60 Junction 11 Oldham B C M58 M60 Wigan P 4.2 miles / 9 mins I H MANCHESTER Kirkby M6 Ceva E S A628 V Crosby I M602 B Logistics R 11 547 R 1 D E Bootle M57 St Helens L Y M62 Salford M67 L T Glossop E A S N Wallasey I E M60 Stockport BR W H LIVERPOOL M62 IRLAM 21 C A57 Altrincham Libra H N Birkenhead A57 Warrington Cheadle S Widnes Speciality I A M56 D M Bebington MANCHESTER Chemicals Runcorn INTERNATIONAL N Irlam to Manchester 28 mins AIRPORT E LIVERPOOL M6 V Irlam to Warrington 14 mins M53 JOHN LENNON M56 Knutsford A A6 23 C Frodsham A556 A537 Buxton A55 A537 M6 J21 Northwich Macclesfield 4.8 miles Flint A5 7 30 8 mins 5 CHESTER A54 A A49 A51 Manchester Airport 20 mins Liverpool Airport 45 mins DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 I GALLERY All gallery images contained have been developed and constructed by Marshall Construction and Commercial Development Projects. DESCRIPTION I SPECIFICATION & ACCOMMODATION I LOCATION I GALLERY I CONTACTS A57ECLIPSE NORTHBANK IRLAM 136 JUNCTION 11 M60 I JUNCTION 21 M6 I TENURE The completed unit will be available on a Freehold or Leasehold basis on terms to be agreed. I VAT VAT will be applicable. I LEGAL COSTS Each party to bear their own legal costs associated with the transaction. I CONTACTS For further information please contact the joint agents. Steve Johnson John Harrison [email protected] [email protected] 07771 888363 07767 648094 Jon Thorne Rick Davies [email protected] [email protected] 07738 735632 07831 658804 A DEVELOPMENT BY The Agents for themselves and for the Seller/Lessor of this property who agents they are give notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. 2. All statements contained in these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of the Agent(s) or the Seller/Lessor. 3. None of the statements contained in these particulars is to be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. 4. Any intending Buyer or Tenant must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. 5. The Seller/Landlord does not make or give and neither the Agent(s) nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Satellite images provided courtesy of Google. February 2020. Designed and produced by Creativeworld. T: 01282 858200. *All images contained in this brochure are for illustrative purposes only and have been developed and constructed by Marshall Construction & Commercial Development Projects..
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