Commercial Properties For Sale by Innes England Ltd, Leicester, including sold STC

A substantial industrial site, regular in shape and predominantly hardstanding, extending to 2.43 acres and comprises two modern industrial buildings. Unit 1 comprises a three-bay warehouse built circa 1980s of steel portal frame construction with brick, block and profile steel clad elevations beneath a pitched roof with similar profile steel cladding and incorporating translucent roof light panels. The front elevation comprises a full height electrically operated roller shutter on each bay accessed via a concrete surfaced yard. The floor is of solid concrete construction throughout. Internally, the accommodation is unencumbered and has the benefit of lighting and three phase power with an eaves height of circa 5.73m. Unit 2 is a two-bay warehouse built circa 1997 of steel portal frame construction with similar brick, block and profile steel clad elevations beneath an insulated profile steel sheet roof of pitched design. Again, translucent roof light panels are incorporated into the roof providing natural light. Each bay has the benefit of full height electrically operated roller shutter loading doors accessed via a concrete surfaced yard. The floor is of solid concrete construction throughout and the eaves ranges from 6.04m in one of the bays and 7m on the other. Internally, the property is predominantly clear and unencumbered throughout, benefitting from three phase power and LED lighting. Externally there is a concrete surfaced yard providing car parking and...

The property is a substantial single-storey factory / warehouse with two-storey offices. The building is of traditional brick construction with a mixture of flat and north roof light sections. The offices include a reception area, showroom areas, offices, WC's and a kitchen/ The specifications include gas central heating, part suspended strip lights and category II lighting. The accommodation is broadly open plan with some sib-partitioning to form additional rooms. The main warehouse is of brick cavity construction with concrete floors with an eaves height ranging between of 3.50m - 4.00m. The specifications include strip lighting and a Powermatic space heater with directional vents providing heating to the rear of the main warehouse. There are number of storerooms to the side and rear of varying sizes all providing similar accommodation to the main warehousing. Externally, there are two access points off Thurmaston Boulevard and Barkby Road and surfaced circulation, parking and loading facilities, the latter via a roller shutter door to one of the ancillary rooms to the side of the main warehouse.

The property comprises a substantial single storey industrial / warehouse of steel frame construction with brick elevations beneath pitched roof forms supported by light steel trusses and incorporating translucent roof light panels. The front elevation comprises two electrically operated loading doors located on each side of the building together with a single storey office block. The floor is of solid concrete construction. Internally, the property has been laid out to provide a predominantly clear and unencumbered warehouse together with offices and welfare facilities at ground floor level whilst a mezzanine provides additional storage accommodation. Benefitting from a clear internal height of 9m and a floor to mezzanine height of 5.53m, three phase power, heating by way of gas fired heater blowers and gas central heating, and lighting by way of suspended pendant lights and strip lighting. Externally, the property has the benefit of a forecourt providing convenient loading and car parking facilities.

The property comprises a former factory building which was converted more recently to provide 27 self-contained flats. The property is a four-storey building of traditional brick construction beneath a pitched roof and has been extended in recent years to provide additional accommodation. The front elevation comprises uPVC double glazing throughout together with a gated entrance to the central courtyard which provides access to the accommodation. Internally, the property has been laid out to provide good quality residential accommodation throughout with 26 x 1-bed flat and 1 x 2-bed flat on the top floor.

The property comprises a modern well-specified detached headquarters office building constructed approximately 15 years ago. The building is constructed in attractive facing brickwork under a pitched tile roof with double-glazed windows throughout. The property is two-storey in design, with each floor providing a mixture of open plan and partitioned offices. The building specification includes:- * 69 car parking spaces, ratio 1:200 sq ft * Fully accessible raised floors * Double-glazed windows * Comfort cooling * Carpeted throughout * Kitchen / breakout areas * WCs on each floor * Lift to first floor

Hastings House was built in 1902 in typical Arts and Crafts vernacular revival style in a mixture of brick and stone under a plain tile roof to provide a substantial and impressive mansion house. The interior has a loose Jacobean style with an internal layout that provides for a large number of living rooms and ancillary areas at ground floor level together with 8 former bedrooms at first and further accommodation on second floor level. The majority of these rooms have in recent years been used to provide for independent student accommodation with separate bathroom facilities. At the entrance into the site from Stoughton Drive South lies Hastings Lodge, that is built similarly and provides for additional accommodation. To the rear of main house lies the former stable block that has in recent years been used for educational purposes. Attractive gardens are laid out in front of the property that are overlooked from a stone terrace. To the rear of Hastings House lie two large glass houses that will also be included within the sale.

The property comprises a detached two storey building of cavity wall construction beneath a mixture of pitched roof forms covered in tiles. The property is a former day care centre that has more recently been converted to provide residential accommodation over two floors, of which include 19 self-contained flats (10 x 1bed and 9 studio flats). Externally, the property comprises a securely fenced and gated car park, together with a garden which is mainly laid to lawn.

The premises comprises a four-storey building of traditional brick construction beneath a part flat, part pitched slate roof. The front elevation incorporates double glazed windows throughout together with double access entrance doors at ground level and basement level. Internally, the accommodation is laid out to provide a mixture of cellular and open plan offices, together with welfare facilities and ancillary storage. The premises has the benefit of a gas central heating system and suspended ceilings with recessed lighting. Externally, the property has the benefit of a securely fenced and gated car park.

The property comprises an attractive semi-detached period building of traditional masonry construction beneath a pitched slate roof which has undergone an extension and been re-developed to provide residential accommodation. The current layout comprises 11 self-contained studio flats in the original three storey building whilst the extension comprises 3 further self-contained flats. The accommodation itself comprises a good quality, modern specification, with each studio flat providing spacious student accommodation to include; a fully fitted kitchen, 3/4 bed with en-suite shower room, desk, sofa, TV and built in wardrobe. On-site facilities include: - Intercom system - Gas central heating - En-suite shower rooms - CCTV security system - Cycle store - Car parking - WiFi Externally, the property has the benefit of on-site car parking, cycle storage and refuse storage. The car park spaces provide an additional income.

The property is made up of three elements, which all together lie prominently overlooking Saffron Way. The main warehouse / production area is clad in profile sheeting but is constructed in brick and block work around a steel portal frame under a pitched insulated roof that incorporates GRP rooflights. Clear unencumbered floor space is provided, with a concrete floor throughout and loading facilitated by means of a roller shutter door within the front gable end that leads out onto the main yard. Adjacent to the main warehouse lies an ancillary industrial property of similar portal frame construction and cladded elevations. The main offices have been constructed more recently and provide two-storey accommodation that has been subdivided at each level to provide a useful arrangement of both private and more open plan office areas, all carpeted and decorated throughout with a suspended ceiling and recessed lighting. There are the usual arrangement of WC and kitchen facilities. Externally, the property benefits from gated and secure off-road parking.

The Beeches is a substantial and imposing mansion house, that is constructed in brickwork with timber framed windows under a tiled roof. The internal layout, that currently provides student accommodation, allows for a number of living rooms at ground floor level, together with similar accommodation at first floor. The rooms generally have an excellent aspect over their adjacent gardens. The property stands within very attractive grounds, with lawned areas and mature borders. Floor plans are available upon request.

The site comprises a fairly regular rectangular shaped, level site, that is securely gated and fenced with tarmacadam, concrete and granite surfaces. The site benefits from a return frontage, albeit the current access onto the site is shared.

Wighton is a substantial and imposing mansion house, that is constructed in brickwork with timber framed windows under a tiled roof. The internal layout, that currently provides student accommodation, allows for a number of living rooms at ground floor level, together with similar accommodation at first floor. The rooms generally have an excellent aspect over their adjacent gardens. The property stands within very attractive grounds, with lawned areas and mature borders. Floor plans are available upon request.

The property consists of a substantial and relatively recently constructed purpose built office building that three-storey in design. The building is constructed in brickwork, incorporating double glazed windows under a pitched timber and tile roof. Each floor is arranged around a central core, providing WCs and a passenger lift to all levels, together with an attractive reception on the ground floor out onto St Mary's Road. The floors are open plan, with a building design that allows each floor to be equally divided. This has been undertaken on the ground and second floor. The first floor is single occupation. To the rear of Florence House is a private car park, with space for some 20 vehicles. Specification - Open plan floor plates - Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, LED in part - Carpeted solid concrete floors - Perimeter three compartment trunking - Centrally heated throughout - Male and female WCs on each floor - Lift to each level - Attractive ground floor reception

The property comprises a modern, detached two-storey building built circa 2006 in steel frame construction, with cavity wall brick elevations beneath a barrel-vaulted roof covered in insulated profile steel cladding. The front elevation comprises aluminium framed double glazing with brick cladding and incorporates double access entrance doors. The floors are a mixture of solid concrete and suspended timber construction. Internally, the property has been laid out to provide modern office accommodation over two floors and includes an entrance hallway, reception / waiting area, a mixture of open plan and cellular offices which have been divided using demountable partitioning, welfare facilities and ancillary storage at ground floor level. The first floor comprises a landing, waiting area, further open plan and cellular offices, a breakout space / kitchen, WC facilities and ancillary storage. The property benefits from high quality office accommodation which includes a passenger lift, suspended ceilings with inset LED lighting, an HVAC system providing heating, cooling and ventilation, natural light throughout, full access raised floors, carpet and vinyl floor coverings. Externally, the property benefits from 14 allocated surface car parking spaces that are accessed via a security barrier.

The property itself comprises a reasonably extensive community type building, comprising of the original building that has now been substantially refurbished, together with an adjoining and interconnecting property at 8 Evington Street that is of more recent construction. The buildings are of two and three-storey construction; the main building has a rendered façade, together with uPVC windows and a variety of access points into the building at ground floor level. 8 Evington Street is of more domestic style construction and again three-storey in design. It is built of brickwork, though the ground floor front elevation has a painted stone effect. Internally, the accommodation at ground floor provides the main hall and congregation area, with its own separate access out onto Evington Street. Adjacent to this are various ancillary areas used for offices and more residential accommodation, the latter having its own ensuite shower room. Overall, the accommodation is in good condition, the congregation area is fully carpeted throughout with suspended ceilings and LED lighting that is the general specification throughout. There is the usual arrangement of WCs that one would anticipate with a reasonably substantial hall. At first floor level that is approached via a number of integral staircases and a lift; there are a number of bedrooms, some of which have ensuite bathrooms, there are also separate WCs and shower facilities. Associated with the use of the hall presumably

The property comprises a two-storey premises which forms part of a substantial neighbourhood parade which has been arranged over four storeys and comprises six retail units and fifty-one apartments. The building is of steel frame construction with brick elevations beneath a pitched roof. The floor is constructed in solid concrete throughout. Internally, the premises has been laid out to provide a day nursery over two floors, together with welfare facilities and ancillary storage. The premises has the benefit of an HVAC system providing heating and cooling, carpet floor covering and gas central heating. Externally, the premises has the benefit of car parking and an enclosed garden.

Former banking premises that comprise an imposing four-storey building with a front facade constructed in a mixture of stone and brickwork under a pitched insulated slate roof. The front elevation incorporates decorative stone mullion windows to the upper floors, together with timber sash windows. There is an existing shop front, with direct access out onto Market Street. The building has been cleared to a shell finish to allow the purchaser to refurbish the ground floor to provide a single or multiple retail units, together with the refurbishment of the open plan accommodation on the upper levels to provide for the consented scheme. There is basement accommodation that is anticipated will form ancillary accommodation associated with the retail uses on the ground floor.

The subject property comprises a traditional three-storey building with basement of brick construction beneath a pitched and slated roof, with feature leaded bays to both the first and second floors and incorporating second floor accommodation within the roof void. To the rear of the main three-storey element is a two-storey extension of brick construction beneath a flat felted roof. Internally, the premises is laid out to provide flexible retail accommodation at ground and first floor level, together with kitchen facilities, WC facilities and ancillary storage. The second floor provides an open plan office, with access to the roof space providing further ancillary storage accommodation. The premises has the benefit of gas central heating as well as wall mounted air-conditioning cassette units, and a mixture of inset LED lighting and suspending ceiling lights. Externally, there is a courtyard to the rear providing external storage and breakout space.

Both ground and first floors are open plan layout. The offices are fully carpeted throughout apart from the tiled entrance lobby. Male and female WC facilities are situated on the ground floor. There is a modern kitchen area on the ground floor. * Two storey offices in prime office location * Immediate access to J21 M1 motorway and Leicester * 9 marked car parking spaces * Open plan office space

The property comprises an end-terraced building of steel portal framed construction with a mixture of cavity wall blockwork and insulated steel profile cladded elevations beneath a pitched roof covered in similar insulated profile steel clad roof sheets. The floor is of solid concrete construction. Internally, the property has been laid out to provide warehouse accommodation that has been sub-divided using block dividing walls and comprises two ancillary stores, an electrically operated full height up-and-over loading door and is lit by way of spotlights and strip lighting. The property benefits from three phase power and has an eaves height is circa 6.25m under the haunch and 3.15m below the offices. Further accommodation at ground level comprises two offices, welfare facilities and a printing room. The first floor accommodation provides a high-quality, open plan office and includes solid floors with carpet floor covering, plaster and emulsion wall finishes, suspended ceilings with inset led lighting and is heated by way of gas central heating and also benefits from an HVAC system for heating, cooling, and ventilation. Externally, the property has a concrete loading yard and three car parking space to the front whilst there are further communal car parking spaces adjacent to the building.

The property comprises a 3-storey industrial building, which has been subject to substantial investment by the previous occupier to provide flexible, hybrid workspace, suitable for a variety of uses and occupiers. The ground floor comprises generally open plan warehouse/workspace with kitchen and WC facilities. The first and second floor provides further open plan office space with private meeting rooms and both floors benefiting from it's own WC's and kitchen facilities. Externally, the property benefits from 9 car parking spaces.

A single-storey self-contained factory constructed in brickwork around a steel portal frame under an insulated roof that incorporates translucent light panels, which together with high level windows to the side elevation, provide excellent natural lighting to the factory within. The factory provides clear unencumbered accommodation, with a concrete floor throughout, an eaves height of approximately 5.6m and loading facilitated by means of a roller shutter door to the front elevation, allowing access out onto the forecourt, where loading and car parking is adequately provided for. On one side of the main factory is a single-storey extension, built of brickwork and provides a range of individual rooms used for offices, stores and kitchen and WC facilities. To the rear of the main workshop is a mezzanine floor, providing further useful storage.

The property comprises a part single storey, part two storey brick built building, with the two storey element positioned beneath a flat roof and the single storey section featuring a steel framed structure with corrugated roof sheeting. Internally, the ground floor is arranged into three functional zones: a front office suite, a central workroom, and a rear warehouse/workshop area. The ground level also incorporates ancillary storage and welfare facilities. The first floor provides a self contained 2 bedroom flat, currently let and generating a rental income of £900 per calendar month. Externally, the property benefits from a secure, gated rear yard, offering convenient loading space along with on site car parking.