Commercial Properties For Sale by Andrew & Ashwell, Leicester

A comprehensive design and build mixed use development on a strategically located and prominent site located in Broughton Astley. Phase One of the scheme will comprise industrial and warehouse units and the planning has been implemented with consent in place.

A 1775-built multi-storey premises occupying a corner position fronting Granby Street and Rutland Street, let to Tesco Stores Limited, trading as Tesco Express. The ground floor offers open-plan retail accommodation of rectangular proportion currently fitted as a convenience store, with rear stores and goods lift providing access to further ancillary and staff facilities within the basement. Loading access is provided by way of a shared yard to the rear of the building, accessed via a gated entrance on Rutland Street. The upper floors comprise of 15 residential flats, the long-leaseholds of which have been sold off individually. Each flat generates a ground rent of £250 Per Annum (totalling £3,750 Per Annum). The ground floor and basement are let to Tesco Stores Limited to March 2039 with Tenant-only break clause as at March 2034, providing an unexpired term of 9 years and total remaining term of 14 years. The premises are let on internal repairing terms at a passing rent of £80,000 Per Annum exc. with upwards-only Rent Reviews as of March 2029 and March 2034. The 15 flats to the upper floors are subject to a ground rent charge of £250 per annum each, equating to £3,750 Per Annum. The total income therefore equates to £83,750 Per Annum exc.

High specification Grade A self contained new build offices from 2000 sq ft upwards with dedicated parking. Part of a comprehensive mixed use development scheme to include high quality residential, commercial, retail and leisure space. Bounded by the Grand Union Canal offering landscaped scenic open spaces, footpaths and cycleways. Significant off site investment to include Highway and street scene improvements. Enterprise Zone status - Business rate exemption for new occupiers.

The property comprises a mid-terrace new-build industrial/warehouse premises of steel portal frame construction with insulated profile sheet-clad elevations and roof, the latter incorporating 10% translucent roof lights. The features include: + Allocated parking/yard + Minimum eaves height 5.5m + Three phase electricity + All mains services connected including gas + Sectional overhead door loading + Full 12 year legal warranty pack. + Concrete yard areas + LED lighting + 2 x WC's & kitchenette

A substantial detached HQ-style industrial and office premises occupying a prominent position within a circa 2-acre self-contained corner plot, secured by way of perimeter fencing and an electric gated entrance, currently occupied by Watches of Switzerland. Access is provided via a glazed frontage to the north elevation with automatic entry doors leading into a modern reception area, which acts as a thoroughfare between what is effectively two separate sections of the building, the warehouse to the right-side and three-storey office building to the left. The warehouse is of steel-portal frame construction with profile sheet clad elevations, providing unencumbered accommodation of rectangular proportions with an eaves height of 5.5m, fitted with suspended LED strip lights, gas blower heaters, and vinyl covered solid concrete floors, with mezzanine in-situ providing an additional storage area. Loading access provided by way of an electric roller shutter door to the rear elevation. Office accommodation is situated over three floors of equal rectangular dimensions, offering a mix of open-plan and private offices throughout with multiple boardrooms. The general presentation is to a modern standard with suspended ceilings, inset lighting, carpeted raised access floors, climate cooling, and plastered and painted wall finishes. A passenger lift services all floors in addition to staircases to the front and rear. WCs and staff breakout areas are provided to all floors. All...

The property comprises a detached industrial unit of steel truss frame construction across two mostly single-storey bays with pitched roofs over, providing industrial accommodation throughout with two-storey office block to the front. Personnel access is provided to the front elevation leading into an open-plan reception. A mix of open-plan and cellular office accommodation is provided to both ground and first floors, in addition to a board room and staff ancillary areas. The warehouse provides predominantly open-plan production space of rectangular proportions, offering minimum clearance heights of 3.6m to an apex of 6.6m, with loading access provided via the north elevation. The warehouse is fitted with fluorescent strip LED lighting, three gas blower heaters, and painted concrete flooring throughout. To the rear, an internal goods lift and staircase provides access to a lower ground warehouse area currently utilised for additional production, stores, and plant. All services are provided to include three-phase electrics, water, and a substantial gas supply that has historically serviced sizeable production compressors. Parking is provided to the forecourt where an electric car charging point is in-situ.

A 1775-built multi-storey premises occupying a corner position fronting Granby Street and Rutland Street, let to Tesco Stores Limited, trading as Tesco Express. The ground floor offers open-plan retail accommodation of rectangular proportion currently fitted as a convenience store, with rear stores and goods lift providing access to further ancillary and staff facilities within the basement. Loading access is provided by way of a shared yard to the rear of the building, accessed via a gated entrance on Rutland Street. The upper floors comprise of 15 residential flats, the long-leaseholds of which have been sold off individually. Each flat generates a ground rent of £250 Per Annum (totalling £3,750 Per Annum). The ground floor and basement are let to Tesco Stores Limited to March 2039 with Tenant-only break clause as at March 2034, providing an unexpired term of 9 years and total remaining term of 14 years. The premises are let on internal repairing terms at a passing rent of £80,000 Per Annum exc. with upwards-only Rent Reviews as of March 2029 and March 2034. The 15 flats to the upper floors are subject to a ground rent charge of £250 per annum each, equating to £3,750 Per Annum. The total income therefore equates to £83,750 Per Annum exc.

The premises comprise a pair of detached industrial units arranged around a shared central yard. North Factory The North Factory has been developed in three principal sections. The original building is of single-storey steel frame construction with brick elevations, beneath a pitched corrugated roof, with an eaves height of circa 3.18 m. Adjoining this is a more modern two-storey extension of steel frame construction beneath a pitched insulated clad roof. Both floors are of solid concrete construction. The ground floor provides open-plan production accommodation with an eaves height of approximately 3.5 m, linking directly to the original factory, whilst the first floor provides high-quality air-conditioned office and welfare facilities together with additional storage. Loading is via a roller shutter door at ground floor level and a smaller loading door to the first floor. To the front is a further single-storey brick extension beneath a flat roof, internally partitioned to provide a number of individual rooms, including a spray room. A lean-to store has also been constructed to the other side of the building. South Factory The South Factory comprises a single-storey industrial unit of rendered brick construction beneath a pitched corrugated sheet roof incorporating translucent roof lights, supported on light steel trusses. To the front is a single-storey amenity block of similar construction beneath a flat roof, together with a further flat-roofed rear extension...

The property comprises two detached warehouse units of steel portal frame construction, both offering clear span space. 18 Linnell Way includes high-quality two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation, constructed with brick and block walls up to eaves level. The remainder of both units is finished in insulated cladding to the walls and roof, with translucent roof panels providing natural light. Both units benefit from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. Each unit has an insulated up-and-over loading door measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height in both units is approximately 5m, rising to around 5.7m at full height. The offices at 18 Linnell Way are fitted to a high standard, including glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of heating and air conditioning. Unit A, Henson Way, provides male and female WC facilities and a small canteen area, with some sections benefiting from suspended ceilings and LED lighting. The warehouse area is heated by a gas blower heater. A single-storey extension links Unit A to 18 Linnell Way. Externally both units have their own independent access from Henson Way and are secured by palisade fencing with landscaped surroundings. 18 Linnell Way provides approximately 18 parking spaces, with a further 7 spaces allocated to Unit A.

The property comprises a single-storey factory with two-storey offices to the front with subsequent extensions to the side and rear. The original factory is of steel portal frame construction with brick elevations beneath a pitched roof, incorporating translucent panels. It has solid concrete floors throughout, an eaves height ranging between 2.5m - 5.5m, and is arranged in two bays connected by an opening in a dividing brick wall. Loading access is provided via two roller shutter doors in the front elevation. The frontage office building is of two-storey brick construction, beneath a flat roof. Internally, this element has been laid out to provide a mixture of open plan and cellular office accommodation, together with kitchen and WC facilities. The property has been extended to the rear and side by a modern unit and flat-roofed link/extension. The modern unit is built around a steel portal frame (eaves 4.2m -5.4m) with lower level brick and blockwork walls, surmounted by insulated profile sheet cladding to the upper elevations and roof. This element also has a large steel roller shutter door. The link section has brick elevations and provides additional storage facilities and a canteen. It is also fitted with a smaller roller shutter door in the front elevation. Externally, the property has off-road car parking facilities to the front, together with a concrete-covered service yard and a separate driveway to the other side of the building that wraps around the...

A detached single storey warehouse with front two storey offices with front forecourt parking and side loading. The front two storey offices comprise of multiple rooms to both floors with parts being used as conventional offices and showroom purposes. The rear industrial comprises of two interconnecting buildings with the front section having a flat roof covering with raised central roof lights whilst the rear section has a double pitched corrugated asbestos roof structure. A suspended ceiling with inset lighting has been installed to the front section with an internal clearance height is circa 3.30m whilst the clearance height to the rear ranges from 4.20m (eaves) to 7.4m (apex).

A detached single storey industrial unit with part first floor offices and front and side parking for 20+ vehicles. The unit is of brick construction with beneath mainly pitched roof structures with a flat roof to the two storey section. Loading is via 3 side roller shutter loading doors. The unit internally has flexibility to be split into smaller units and incorporates mezzanine floors to part.

The property comprises a single-storey factory with two-storey offices to the front, with subsequent extensions to the side and rear. The original factory is brick construction beneath a pitched roof, incorporating translucent panels. It has solid concrete floors throughout, an eaves height ranging between 2.5m - 5.5m, and is arranged in two bays connected by an opening in a dividing brick wall. Loading access is provided via two roller shutter doors in the front elevation. The frontage office building is of two-storey brick construction, beneath a flat roof. Internally, this element has been laid out to provide a mixture of open plan and cellular office accommodation, together with kitchen and WC facilities. The property has been extended to the rear and side by a modern unit and flat-roofed link/extension. The modern unit is built around a steel portal frame (eaves 4.2m -5.4m) with lower level brick and blockwork walls, surmounted by insulated profile sheet cladding to the upper elevations and roof. This element also has a large steel roller shutter door. The link section has brick elevations and provides additional storage facilities and a canteen. It is also fitted with a smaller roller shutter door in the front elevation. Externally, the property has off-road car parking facilities to the front, together with a concrete-covered service yard. The property is currently interlinked with No. 7 Brook Street, however, the vendor is prepared to undertake the...

Beauchamp Business Park comprises a mixture of high-quality industrial units. The final unit remaining comprises an end of-terrace new-build industrial/warehouse premises of steel portal frame construction with insulated profile sheet-clad elevations and roof, the latter incorporating 10% translucent roof lights. The unit has been built to a shell specification and has the following features: + Allocated parking/yard + Minimum eaves height 5.5m + Three phase electricity + All mains services connected including gas + Sectional overhead door loading + Full 12 year legal warranty pack. + Concrete yard areas

The property comprises a two-storey industrial unit of traditional masonry construction surmounted by a flat felt roof, occupying a dual-corner position in central Leicester. Personnel access is provided by via the Dryden Street elevation and leads into a modern reception area with offices and meeting room off, in addition to access into the ground floor warehouse area which is made up of rectangular proportions and open-plan in the majority with concrete flooring, fluorescent strip LED lighting, and gas-fired heating, with internal clearance heights measured to 3.3m. Loading access is provided to the northern elevation via separate, mirroring ground and first floor electric roller shutter doors with widths of 3.6m and heights of 3.4m. The first-floor is similar in general accommodation with further modern office accommodation to the front-right side, and open-plan warehouse space to the remainder. In addition to a direct loading door from roadside, the property is fitted with an electric-powered belt conveyor system linking the ground and first floors, offering a convenient and efficient way for product transfer across both levels. A single-storey extension is provided to the rear of the property, providing an additional loading point via a level-access roller shutter door with a width of 2.4m and height of 3.3m. All services are provided to include three-phase electrics, gas, and water. A parcel of land to the north-east is provided in addition, allowing city...

The unit is a detached steel-framed building with an open plan internal layout, incorporating two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation facing Linnell Way. The property benefits from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. An up and over loading door is provided, measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height is approximately 5m and 5.7m to the apex. The office accommodation is fitted with glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of gas-fired heating and air conditioning, with the unit currently undergoing refurbishment. Externally, there are approximately 18 car parking spaces to the front and side of the building. The site is secured with fencing and includes landscaped areas.

A detached, two-storey industrial premises surmounted by a pitched profiled metal sheet roof with multiple loading points. Primary loading access is provided to the rear of the premises via a level-access roller shutter door, facilitated over a secure, self-contained yard to the right-side. Internally, both the ground and first floors provide mostly unencumbered warehouse accommodation of rectangular proportions, with goods lift in-situ aiding loading between each level. A mix of open-plan and cellular office accommodation is provided to the front of the building together with staff ancillary areas and WCs. Further loading access is available via two roller shutter doors to the left-side front and rear via respective roller shutter doors, with the latter served by an additional yard to the north elevation. Two internal staircases provide additional flexibility and the potential to subdivide the premises if required. All services are provided to include mains water, gas supply, and three-phase electric provision. A separate car park located directly opposite is included, offering parking for up to 12 vehicles. We measure the total site area to approximately 0.33 acres. Final viewings will be taking place on Thursday 10th September at 11am and Tuesday 15th September at 4pm - please contact the office on should you wish to attend.

The property is built around a steel frame with insulated steel cladding and translucent panels to the roof. The warehouse has an eaves height of 5 metres, rising to around 5.7 metres, with up and over loading door. The warehouse is fitted with strip lighting and a gas blower heater. Two storey offices are provided to one side, along with M/F WCs and a kitchenette. Car parking is available to the front, along with loading, over a secure palisade fenced yard.

A dual bay industrial/warehouse unit, constructed around a steel truss frame, with profile sheet roof and elevations. The accommodation provides a combination of fitted office/workshop along with more traditional industrial warehouse accommodation. The fitted area incorporates suspended ceilings, inset LED lighting and air conditioning, providing an internal height of 2.4 metres. The industrial/warehouse area provides an internal clearance height of approximately 2.7 metres, together with strip lighting and a meeting room. Both areas benefit from individual roller shutter loading access, self contained WCs and separate sub meters.

A modern semi-detached two-storey office building of cavity brick construction beneath a flat roof. Internally, each floor is predominantly open plan but has been subdivided with demountable partitions to create a range of meeting rooms and individual offices. A central rear core accommodates WC facilities and the staircase. Heating and cooling are provided by gas central heating and air-conditioning units. Externally, the property has 16 designated car parking spaces, two of which have been built over by the tenant to provide a temporary external office/gym building.

An end terraced office premises constructed across three floors circa 2006 to provide L shaped open plan office accommodation across all floors, with proportionate partitioned meeting rooms. The specification throughout includes suspended ceilings, inset lighting, air conditioning, perimeter trunking, carpets throughout and lift access. Kitchenette facilities are installed to all floors, with WCs at ground and first floor. 14 parking spaces are allocated within the development.

The property comprises a single-storey industrial unit of rectangular proportions surmounted by a north-light roof. Access is provided by way of a single-entry door to the right-side of the front elevation, leading into open-plan, largely unencumbered warehouse accommodation with screeded flooring throughout and a suspended ceiling with inset LED lighting, beyond which we measure internal clearance heights to circa 3.1m. Heating is provided by way of a gas blower to the warehouse and central heating radiators fitted to the front elevation internal wall, powered by a combination boiler. Three-phase electrics are provided in-situ. To the rear, demountable partitioning to form a separate staff ancillary area with modern fitted kitchen and skylights, in addition to WCs. A public loading bay is provided immediately to the front of the property, with parking available on street.

A converted dwelling, set out to provide a well proportioned mixture of open plan and more cellular office accommodation over two floors with ground floor meeting rooms, WCs to both floors and staff kitchen. The property is generally fitted to a high standard, with surface mounted LED lighting, perimeter trunking, gas central heating and air conditioning. A self contained parking forecourt currently provides 9 marked spaces, with capability to double park, including EV chargers.

The property comprises a single-storey factory with a two-storey office block to the front elevation. The main factory is of single-storey brick construction beneath a pitched steel-trussed roof incorporating translucent roof lights. The eaves height ranges from approximately 2.5 m to 5.5 m, with loading provided via a roller shutter door to the front elevation. The two-storey frontage office building is of brick construction beneath a flat roof and provides a mix of open-plan and cellular office accommodation, together with kitchen and WC facilities. Externally, the property benefits from forecourt car parking to the front, together with a yard area to the side which wraps around the adjacent No. 3 Brook Street. The property is currently interlinked with No. 9 Brook Street, however, the vendor is prepared to undertake the necessary separation works prior to completion of the sale.

An attractive two-storey mid-terrace retail property of brick construction beneath a pitched slate roof, sympathetically and comprehensively refurbished in recent years to provide a high-quality beauty studio. The property features a traditional shopfront with a recessed entrance, whilst the remaining windows comprise timber sash units. Internally, the ground floor provides 2 treatment rooms, a central reception area, a fully fitted kitchen and a WC. The first floor comprises 4 further treatment rooms and a shower / WC room. The basement has also been converted to provide ancillary amenity accommodation. The property has been fitted out to an exceptionally high standard throughout and retains a wealth of attractive period features. Heating and cooling are provided by a gas central heating system and air-conditioning units. Externally, there is a small rear yard.

A 3 storey building of brick construction beneath a pitched roof, arranged to provide a self contained ground floor retail unit with two x 1-bed flats above. The ground floor is fitted out as an Indian restaurant and comprises an entrance lobby with a rectangular seating area, WCs and rear preparation area. The preparation area has a walk in chiller, washing facilities and fitted kitchen. The upper-floor residential accommodation is accessed via a separate personnel door to the right-hand side of the building and comprises two self-contained one-bedroom flats, arranged over the first and second floors respectively.

A semi-detached property of traditional two-storey brick construction beneath a pitched slate roof, extended to the side and rear by a combination of single and two-storey brick additions with a mixture of flat felted and pitched corrugated plastic roofs over. The original building (12 Fullhurst Avenue) is configured to provide a Chinese takeaway at ground floor level, comprising a sales area, preparation area, kitchen and WC. The first floor provides a self-contained flat with 3 bedrooms, study. lounge, kitchen and shower room. The extension (12A Fullhurst Avenue) comprises a self-contained workshop, providing a front storage area, rear work area, WC, small office and first-floor storage accommodation. Off road car parking is provided to the front.

The property comprises a two-storey semi-detached retail unit of brick construction, occupying a prominent corner position with dual glazed frontages onto Sibson Road and Wanlip Avenue in central Birstall. Access is provided by way of a single-entry door to the Wanlip Avenue elevation, leading immediately into an open-plan sales area of rectangular proportions with mixed light fittings, carpeting throughout, and plastered and painted wall finishes. An internal staircase provides access to a further sales area to the first floor in addition to a kitchen and WC. The demise includes an external area to the front and left-side of the property, providing space for outdoor seating and/or advertisement as required. Car parking is available via nearby public car parks at The Crossways and Sibson Road, and via on-street bays.