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CC-3807 Commerce Court FLYER.Indd COMMERCE COURT Managed Workspace TO LET SpECIFICaTIOnS FROM 250 ft2 (23.23 m2) TO 1060 ft2 (98.48 m2) Rents start from as little as £235 per month plus VAT A well established and popular business park totalling over 31,000 ft2 (2,880 m2). Designed with SMEs in mind and suitable for a wide range of uses with quick access to the M606. Commerce Court is situated in a prominent, easy-to-find location just off Cutler Heights Lane. • Office suites from 191ft2 (17.75m2) to 513ft2 (47.66m2) • Easy-in, easy-out terms • High levels of security including guard, CCTV and alarms • Flexible space to allow business growth • Inclusive terms • On site management • Free parking • 24 hour access Bradford Chamber of Commerce www.bradfordchamber.co.uk/property Part of West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce FEaTuRES • Conference and meeting rooms • On site refuse and recycling facilities • Virtual office service • Rent inclusive of services such as security, external repairs • Reception and telephony and buildings insurance • Secretarial services • Office conversions also available • Broadband internet • Chamber membership included • DDa compliant unIT SIzES SpecificationS Modern, single storey units distribution board. Upgrades suitable for industrial, to 3 phase if required 1060 ft2 (98.48 m2) storage and office use Telecoms ducting and 860 ft2 (79.90 m2) Lighting, 13A ring connection points main, intruder alarm, 740 ft2 (68.75 m2) Water supply with emergency lighting and sink and base unit 500 ft2 (46.45 m2) fire alarm link supplied 2 2 Maximum floor 470 ft (43.66 m ) High security doors, loading 30KNm2 440 ft2 (40.88 m2) locks and windows All unit walls and roof 2 2 Larger units sectional 250 ft (23.23 m ) panels insulated to give door provides eaves a U value of 0.45 Management Suite height of approx. 3.6 m Most units have planning Toilets 3 phase electricity ducted permission for B1, B2 and into each unit, with B8 uses as defined in the single phase meter and Use Classes Order 1987 Canal Road Canal Road Laisterdyke Laisterdyke DIRECTIOnS A650 Harrogate Road Toller Lane A650 Killing Hall RoadHarrogate Road Toller Lane Killing Hall Road Bradford Bradford From the top of the M606 Leeds Road New Lane Leeds Road New Lane turn right on to the A6177 ring road, signposted Airport. ThorntonThornton Road Road Dick Lane At the roundabout giving BarkerendBarkerend Road Road A647A647 Dick Lane access to the A650 proceed Broad LaneBroad Lane A6177A6177 LeedsLeeds Road Road straight ahead then turn Wakeeld Road COMMERCE immediate right on to Cutler Wakeeld RoadWakeeld Road Heights Lane. COURT Sticker Lane Sticker Lane Sticker Lane Sticker Lane Great Horton Road Manchester Road After approximately half a Great Horton Road Manchester Road Mayo Avenue Cutler Heights Lane mile turn left on to Challenge Mayo Avenue Tong Street Cutler Heights Lane A6177 Tong Street Tong Street Way, Commerce Court is A6177 Tong Street immediately on the right. B6380 Rooley Lane A650 B6380 M606 Rooley Lane A650 M606 These particulars are intended as a guide only, they do not CHamBER mEmBERSHIp form part of any contract and COnTaCT DETaIlS although believed to be correct • Free legal and HR help • Discounted mailing lists they should not be relied upon Andrew Robertson, Property Director as statements or representations lines for marketing of fact. Prospective tenants 01274 667266 must satisfy themselves by T: • Networking events • PR and advertising inspection or otherwise as to the correctness or otherwise of each E: [email protected] opportunities of the statements contained in • Free debt collection up these particulars. No liability is a: Commerce Court, Challenge Way, accepted for any losses however Cutler Heights Lane, Bradford, BD4 8NW to £3,000 • Discounted payment arising directly or indirectly card services...and more! where reliance is placed upon the • Quarterly magazine content of these particulars by any intending tenant..
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