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Greenock, Inverclyde, PA16

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£4,000 pcm
£48,000 pa

£0.01 per sq ft

Business rates & charges may apply

Bowman Rebecchi Limited, Scotland
SIZE AVAILABLE

3,354,120 sq ft

311,608 sq m

SECTOR

Land to lease

USE CLASSUse class orders: B2 General Industrial and B8 Storage and Distribution

B2, B8

Lease details

Lease available date:
Ask agent
Lease type:
Short term
Furnish type:
Unfurnished

Key features

  • 31 hectares (c.77 acres) of Land
  • Ideal For Large Projects
  • Outdoor Storage Solutions
  • Short-term Rental Options
  • Large Areas of Hardstanding/Open Space
  • Articular Vehicle Accessibility
  • Ideal for Heavy Machinery and Plant
  • Direct Access From A78

Description

This unique brownfield site, extending to approximately 31 hectares (c.77 acres) and formerly occupied by the IBM computer factory is available to let for large projects looking for outside storage options.

This historic site in Greenock is currently subject to a Planning Application to create a new mixed-use development comprising residential, industrial/business use, retail & leisure use and park & ride.

While the application is ongoing, large areas of the land are available to rent for short-term periods to support infrastructure, rail and other large projects looking for storage space.

The site now mostly consists of hardstanding and open space, supporting articular vehicle access and other heavy machinery or plant.

All enquiries should be put in writing to Bowman Rebecchi who will advise on availability and suitability of use.

LOCATION

The site is located on the edge of Greenock, approximately 5km to the southwest of the town centre and approximately 3km to the northwest of Inverkip.

Access is available from the A78 for vehicles.

SITE HISTORY

Spango Valley is a steep-sided valley to the southwest of Greenock through which runs the Hole of Spango. From the 1950s Spango Valley was the site of a large factory manufacturing IBM computers, occupying the flat base of the valley between the A78 road and the railway line.

In the early 1980s, the A78 at Spango Valley was substantially upgraded to a dual carriageway to accommodate the increased traffic to and from the IBM facility and the nearby Inverkip Power Station (also now demolished and identified for mixed-use redevelopment).

In October 2016 IBM vacated Spango Valley completely and the call centre shut shortly after. The site was completely unoccupied as of 2017. IBM rail halt, which opened in May 1978 to serve the IBM factory, was closed in December 2018 following the demolition of the factory.

ACCOMMODATION

The site extends to 31 hectares (c.77 acres)

TERMS

Rates - From the Assessor's website, we note the subjects are in the current Valuation Roll with a Rateable Value of £100.

Entry - Our client is flexible to accommodate requests.

Terms - Areas of the land are available to lease on full repairing and insuring terms. Each party is to be responsible for its legal costs and outlays, including VAT incurred.

Price - From £1,000 per week + VAT, dependent on the size of land being used.

Anti-Money Laundering - To comply with anti-money laundering legislation, the successful tenant will be required to provide certain identification documents.

For further information concerning availability, please contact Bowman Rebecchi.

Greenock, Inverclyde, PA16

NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • IBM Halt Station0.1 miles
  • Branchton Station1.2 miles
  • Inverkip Station2.4 miles

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