The Lairage

Snitterfield Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 0EX

1,518 to 8,655 sq ft

Freehold Industrial Buildings & Land For Sale in Stratford-upon-Avon

Summary

On behalf of the Administrators of Spa Environmental Care Ltd
804 sq m (8,655 sq ft)
4.63 acres (1.87 hectares)

Accommodation

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

Name	sq ft	sq m	Availability
Unit - Warehouse	4,801	446.03	Available
Unit - Offices	1,518	141.03	Available
Unit - Open Side Storage	2,336	217.02	Available
Total	8,655	804.08

Location

The property lies off Snitterfirld Road, on the former RAF Sniitterfield airfield, approximately halfway between Bearley and Snitterfield, which gives access to the A3400 and A46 respectively.
Access to the M40 Motorway is approximately 6 miles distant from the property and provides access to the wider motorway network.
The local area is a mix of business / industrial units in a semi-rural setting. Occupiers in the vinicity include Warwick Reclamation, Stratford Oaks Golf Course, Stratford-upon-Avon Gliding Club, AP Auto-Tech Vehicle Repair, Molson Compact Equipment, Amman UK and TUV SuD. Additionally, to the south of the former airfield is the visitor attraction Stratford Armouries and also Stratford-upon-Avon Lodge Retreat, operated by Darwin Escapes.

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Mainline Stations

Bearley

20 mins
Wilmcote

36 mins
Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway

48 mins
Claverdon

52 mins

Underground Station

Chesham

1164 mins
Amersham

1193 mins
Reading

1217 mins
Chalfont and Latimer

1228 mins

Further Information

Price Offers in the region of £765,000 Consideration may be given to offers for enclosed pasture land separately.

EPC Rating This property has been graded as D (88)

Description

The property comprises two buildings, originally built as agricultural premises (we understand as a cattle sorting station) but are now utilised for commercial / industrial purposes.
The main building has brick and block walls to approximately 2.5m with pitched cement sheet roofs incorporating roof lights above. The property benefits from concrete floors and fluorescent lighting. Pedestrian access is provided to the front of the building and there are roller shutter doors along other exits to the rear.
A section of the main building comprises a number of integral offices, which were installed in circa June 2010 and have the benefit of fluorescent lighting, an oil fired heating system and comfort cooling units. The offices are of a cellular nature. To the front of the offices is a veranda area with seating.
The rear building was originally constructed as a hay barn with open side. This was later part enclosed and is now used for storage purposes. The building has block walls to 2.5m with timber boarding above and a pitched roof.
Externally, the site is partly concrete surfaced, allowing the storage of vehicles and machinery. There is a section to the front of the offices which is grassed and enclosed. Additionally, a significant proportion of the property is an enclosed paddock area, currently being used for pasture. Separate offers may be considered for this part which measures 2.99 acres (1.21 hectares).