Commercial Properties For Sale by Harrisons Chartered Surveyors, Maidstone, including sold STC

This depot which extends to site area of approximately 2.03 acres (0.82 ha) has three principal buildings, these being: 1) Trade Counter / Warehouse and Workshop. 2) 'New Workshop' and Offices. 3) Office Building. There is also an open fronted Store. There is an electrical sub station just within the northern boundary close to the detached office building. The remainder of the site is hardstanding.. The entire site is fenced and there are two entrance gates Please see the property brochure for more information.

The property comprises a self contained industrial/warehouse unit of concrete frame construction with brick and block walls under an insulated clad roof. There is an additional enclosed loading bay of more modern steel frame and insulated sheet steel cladding attached. Internally the unit is divided into both warehouse space and well appointed predominantly open plan air conditioned offices which incorporate a meeting room, some cellular offices, kitchen and well appointed WC facilities . The offices benefit from suspended ceilings with inset LED lighting, raised floors, double glazing. In addition there are showroom areas. Externally there is parking around the perimeter and lorry access to the loading area.

Beachcroft House is a terraced office building constructed in the early 1970's over 4 floors with brick elevations under a mansard style flat roof. The accommodation has the following specification:- - Gas fired heating to radiators - Air conditioning - Suspended ceilings with LED lighting - Double glazing - Carpeting - Male & female WCs - 6 person passenger lift to all floors - Parking to the rear for 14 cars - Mixture of partitioning & open plan offices throughout - Functioning alarm system

The site comprises a mainly regular shaped site which is surfaced and securely fenced and gated. We are advised there is electricity, water supply and drainage on site. The site would lend itself to open storage uses, car rental or other clean open storage uses.

The premises comprise a two-storey end of terrace purpose built office building within the Watermark Office Development. The building benefits from raised carpeted floors with cabling and floor points, air conditioning, with WC and shower on the first floor with further WCs on the ground floor, and a cleaner's cupboard. The building benefits from internal partitioning providing cellular rooms and more open plan space together with a well fitted kitchen area with built in fridge and dishwasher with worktops and cupboards on the ground floor and an additional kitchen area on the first floor Car parking is provided for 14 vehicles.

The premises comprise a self contained detached unit within a secured fenced site of approximately 0.26 acres. The building comprises a ground floor trade counter and further offices, 3.3m eaves, loading door, 3 phase electricity, wood burning heater and offices at first floor level to front and rear. There are kitchen with units and gas boiler, WC facilities with offices on both ground and first floor.

The building is predominantly an open plan engineering workshop, and attached at the front is a two storey office building with reception and staff facilities. The workshop is predominantly an older building with brick and block walls with a roof clad with profiled sheeting lined internally and incorporating roof lights providing natural lighting. The roof is supported by a lattice frame. The height to the underside of the lattice frame is approx. 20' (6.1m). To the rear is a 2 bay modern extension with block low walls to a height of about 6'6" (2 m) and a steel frame above clad to the walls and roof with insulated and profiled steel sheeting and translucent rooflight panels. There are two gantry cranes (one marked SWL 5 Ton). Along both flank walls there are large windows providing natural lighting. There is a small change in internal floor levels between the front main workshop and rear workshop area. The workshop has a Benson gas fired blower heater. There is access from the front by way of a steel roller shutter 12' (3.7m) wide x 16' 6" (5.1 m) high and from the side by way of low recessed doors set into the modern rear extension. To the front and linked to the workshop is the two storey office and staff facilities, constructed with brick elevations, beneath a flat roof. The offices have gas fired central heating. There is a forecourt to the front of the unit with an electricity substation for the workshop and a vehicular access along the southern elevation. It is a...

This substantial property provides a mixed, retail, office and residential investment opportunity in the centre of Maidstone. The building provides two retail units, and office and a flat all let and income producing. There is a car park to the rear accessed from Church Street.

A modern self-contained office set over ground and first floors with the exclusive right to utilise 12 designated parking spaces. Features include: - Open plan office accommodation - Raised carpeted floors with cabling and floor points - Suspended ceilings with air conditioning - WCs and shower - Fitted kitchen - Glazed partitioned meeting rooms

The property appears to have been purpose built as a doctor's surgery in the 1980's resembling a large detached residential property of traditional brick and block cavity construction under a pitched tiled roof. To the front is a car park for approximately 9 cars and 1 disabled space. The surrounding area is a mix of mainly residential and some commercial. The Gardeners Arms public house is just to the west. The property comprises a reception area (with kitchenette off) and waiting room on the ground floor with various consultation rooms and office space. The first floor comprises staff areas and other consultation and office space. WCs are available on each floor as are storage rooms. The surgery benefits from gas fired central heating, fluorescent lighting and double glazing. The rear of the property is built up to the boundary of the site and therefore there is no additional external area or garden.

The premises comprises ground & first floor of a modern, newly decorated purpose built office building within the Watermark Office Development. The office benefits from raised carpeted floor, air-conditioning, LED lighting, WCs and shower facilities. Car parking for 10 cars (5 for the ground floor, 5 for the first floor).

The premises comprise of a two-storey semi-detached house and an MOT test station with a small yard. The residential part of the property is currently split into two flats, 32A and 32B. The flats currently produce an income of £1,560 per month and are assumed to be on assured shorthold tenancies. These flats are relatively basic but well maintained. 32B (top floor) is electric only and 32A (ground floor) is gas and electric. Access is provided via the small reception area at the front of the property. 32A is on the ground floor and 32B is at first floor level. On street parking is available without permits. The commercial part of the premises was a former MOT test station which is currently owner occupied. and consists of a 3 bay workshop, office, storage units and customer waiting room. The premises are NOT being sold as an ongoing MOT Test Centre.

- Area edged red in aerial photograph is indicative only. Land to be sold is that registered with the Land Registry. - Site almost square and level. - Surfaced with asphalt and chippings. - Previously developed with 6 terrace houses but demolished prior to 1968 and used as a car park since then.

The unit forms part of Cliffe Court, a development of 8 basically similar business units arranged in two terraces of 4. Unit 1 is end of terrace at the front of the estate. The unit is of a steel frame construction, spanning from front to rear and thus providing clear span accommodation. The lower front elevations are faced in brickwork, assumed to be of conventional cavity construction, with the remainder being faced in coated profile metal cladding. This is apparently of double skin construction, presumably incorporating insulation. This latter material has also been used for the roof covering, which incorporates double skin roof lights to provide daylight within the properties. The unit has independent commercial access by way of a sectional up and over door. It also has separate personal access from the front, with a fire escape at the rear. The development stands a little above surrounding ground level, presumably arising from ground improvements as part of the development process. The rear fire doors are therefore served by a small number of steps. The doors and windows to the lower front elevation are double glazed. Party walls are partly formed in blockwork and partly of framed panel construction. Externally, the unit is provided with 2 parking spaces within the forecourt. The apron approaching the shutter doors is formed in concrete.

The unit forms part of Cliffe Court, a development of 8 similar business units arranged in two terraces of 4. Unit 3 is middle terraced. The unit is of a steel frame construction, spanning from front to rear and thus providing clear span accommodation. The lower front elevations are faced in brickwork, assumed to be of conventional cavity construction, with the remainder being faced in coated profile metal cladding. This is apparently of double skin construction, presumably incorporating insulation. This latter material has also been used for the roof covering, which incorporates double skin roof lights to provide daylight within the properties. The unit has independent commercial access by way of a sectional up and over door. It also has separate personal access from the front, with a fire escape at the rear. The development stands a little above surrounding ground level, presumably arising from ground improvements as part of the development process. The rear fire doors are therefore served by a small number of steps. The doors and windows to the lower front elevation are double glazed. Party walls are partly formed in blockwork and partly of framed panel construction. Based on accessible areas, we calculate the eaves height to be approximately 5.39 metres. Externally, the unit is provided with 2 parking spaces within the forecourt. The apron approaching the shutter doors is formed in concrete The unit is understood to have the benefit of mains water,...

The unit forms part of Cliffe Court, a development of 8 basically similar business units arranged in two terraces of 4. Unit 8 is end of terrace at the front of the estate. The unit is of a steel frame construction, spanning from front to rear and thus providing clear span accommodation. The lower front elevations are faced in brickwork, assumed to be of conventional cavity construction, with the remainder being faced in coated profile metal cladding. This is apparently of double skin construction, presumably incorporating insulation. This latter material has also been used for the roof covering, which incorporates double skin roof lights to provide daylight within the properties. The unit has independent commercial access by way of a sectional up and over door. It also has separate personal access from the front, with a fire escape at the rear. The development stands a little above surrounding ground level, presumably arising from ground improvements as part of the development process. The rear fire doors are therefore served by a small number of steps. The doors and windows to the lower front elevation are double glazed. Party walls are partly formed in blockwork and partly of framed panel construction. Based on accessible areas, we calculate the eaves height to be approximately 5.39 metres. Externally, the unit is provided with 2 parking spaces within the forecourt. The apron approaching the shutter doors is formed in concrete. The unit is understood to...

This is a mixed-use mid-terrace property comprising a ground floor lock up shop which will be let to a local tenant for a term of 10 years with a tenant's only break at the end of the fifth year at a rent of £8,000 per annum for the first five years of the term and, thereafter, to be reviewed for the next five years in the event that the break is not activated. The freehold will be sold subject to the proposed lease but otherwise with vacant possession. The lease will be excluded from the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Above this and with separate access, there is a maisonette arranged over three storeys . The original front part of the property is of solid brick construction whilst it is believed that the rear extensions are of cavity wall construction and pebbledash render. These are mainly under a pitched clay tile roof; however, a later kitchen and workshop extension had a flat felt roof. The property has a mixture of timber and uPVC double glazed windows and doors. Both the ground floor shop and maisonette are independently accessible from Watling Street and both have rear accesses into a rear garden. The rear garden benefits from having access from Derby Road or Osprey Avenue.

Units 3 & 4 are constructed with a steel frame clad to roof and upper elevations with profiled steel sheeting incorporating translucent roof lights and underlined with insulation. The ground floor front and rear elevations are constructed with brick and block to a height of approximately two metres with upper elevations clad with profiled steel sheeting. At the front the panelling has been replaced with new to create a more modern look and there are two electric roller shutter doors each 9ft 9in (3.0m x 3.0m), together with two personnel doors (one sealed off). The building has CCTV and an alarm. Internally there isn't a party wall between the two units. The remainder of the Ground Floor has been used as an engineering workshop with an approximate height to the underside of the mezzanine of 8ft 3in (2.5m) and there is an office and WC. There is an almost full mezzanine covering the floor area, other than part inside the right-hand roller shutter where it is cut back to give loading access to the mezzanine. Part of the mezzanine is constructed with solid concrete supported on steelwork. The remainder is surfaced with timber and could be partially or completely removed depending on the purchaser's requirements. The roof is unusually high rising to approximately 17ft 6in (5.4m) above the mezzanine at the ridge. This allows for very high racking or the potential for a further mezzanine, subject to planning. There is parking for 6 vehicles directly opposite the units.

The unit is a double unit in a parade of 5 two storey retail units with ground floor retail and offices or flats above. It has a fully glazed frontage at ground floor with a fixed canopy and above which is the first floor offices. The ground floor has been fitted out to a high standard as offices with an open reception area and counter, interview room, board room, disabled visitor WC and ancillary offices, kitchen and WCs. Much of the ground floor unit could be open plan if required. Internal stairs lead to the first floor where there is a large open plan office, private office and staff 'break out area' and kitchen. A door leads to the rear walkway and from there a metal stair leads to the rear ground floor.

This development is the second phase of the successful Precision 2 Business Park Estate and provides new two storey business units from 1,400 sq ft over the two floors and will provide 8 units in total. The units are constructed of a steel portal frame with insulated steel cladding and roofs, each benefitting from a loading door and a separate personnel door. Each unit has car parking spaces.

This Grade II listed property comprises two adjoined ground floor retail units (one is currently trading as Sheerness Kebab House and the other is a general store) and a first floor maisonette. There is parking to the rear for a number of cars accessed from Wood Street. Part of the property is let on a lease producing a current income of £11,800 per annum. The other retail unit is trading as a general store producing a current income of £7,500 per annum.

- Mid terrace steel frame with brick outer walls and block inner walls to an approximate height of 6' (2 metres), and clad to upper elevations and roof with profiled and insulated steel sheeting incorporating translucent rooflight panels. - The party walls are block to full height. - Concrete floor - Kitchenette and WC. - UPVC double door access - Full storage mezzanine. - 2 car parking spaces to the front.

The property comprises a ground floor lock-up shop unit with a return frontage, renovated to a high standard and currently operating as a hair and beauty salon. Features include: - Large sales area - Disabled WC - Beauty/treatment room - Staff room (including Kitchenette, washing & drying machines - Reception area with seating - Seven seating/haircutting stations - Three sinks for hair washing - Full double height glazing

The premises comprise a ground floor office/retail unit with a prominent corner frontage in the centre of Gillingham. The current layout comprises a ground floor retail/office area with a partitioned private office and store to the rear. There are also 2 WCs (one not in use) and kitchen. The property also benefits from a secure basement store.