Commercial Properties For Sale by Salloway Property Consultants, Derby, including sold STC

B2/B8 Use Warehouse comprising a total GIA of 167,500 sq.ft. / 15,561 sq.m. Infinity Park Derby now benefits from Reserved Matters Planning consent under reference 25/00247/RES, enabling the proposed unit to be delivered in just 12 months. The unit is being delivered to a high specification, targeting BREEAM 'Excellent' and an EPC rating of 'A'. One of the best connected logistics locations in the Midlands. Infinity Park's location off J3 of the A50 is ideal for accessing markets throughout the UK. Just 15 minutes drive from the M1, J24 and 45 minutes drive from the M6, J15. Port access, north and south, is easy via these arterial routes and East Midlands Airport is less than 30 minutes away.

Spanning 100 acres, the Park is located to the south of the city, next to the world headquarters of Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace and within 15 minutes of blue chip OEMs such as Toyota, Alstom and JCB. Offering direct access to A50 J3 and with East Midlands Airport nearby, Infinity Park Derby's central location is ideal for addressing supply chains and consumer markets across the UK and beyond. Located at the heart of the UK motorway network, Infinity Park Derby offers direct access to J3 of the A50, the vital east to west route crossing the Midlands. Caping each end of the A50, the M1 and the M6 provide north to south links, bringing London, Bristol, Liverpool and York within 3 hours' journey by HGV. 2.25 million consumers live within 45 minutes by van, while well over 40 million are addressable within a 4 hour HGV drive, making Infinity Park Derby well placed for last mile, regional and national distribution operations. And with East Midlands Airport only 20 minutes away, and all the UK's major deep sea ports within a single 4.5 hour HGV journey, Infinity Park Derby is ideally suited for global exports.

RWK House Purpose built in 2008, the property is set over three levels, each accessible by way of a personnel lift or stairs located at either end of the building. Comprising of a central core with 'wings' either side, the property provides predominantly open plan office space. The central core at the ground floor consists of a reception foyer, with the first and second floor utilised to provide meeting room space. The design of the building enables either single occupation or subdivision on a floor-by-floor basis. Comprising a two-storey office building that we would estimate was built in the 1960s but has been partially re-clad externally. The property provides a mixture of cellular office accommodation to the ground floor consisting of a reception office together with male and female WCs. The first floor is predominantly open plan, albeit there are two small office/meeting rooms together with further toilets. The former stores are located on the east and southern boundaries and comprise a series of cellular workshops which in general are finished to a shell specification.

Constructed in 2001, the detached office building is of steel portal frame construction with brick and insulated composite steel panel elevations beneath a pitched, insulated steel-clad roof. In terms of specification, the accommodation is finished to a modern standard, incorporating powder coated aluminium framed double-glazed windows and entrance doors, secure intercom access, a passenger lift, raised access flooring, suspended ceilings and air conditioning throughout. Male, female and accessible WC facilities, together with kitchen amenities are provided on both floors. Externally, the property occupies a site extending to approximately 0.62 acres with parking for approximately 39 vehicles.

The premises comprise of two principal buildings located within a secure site which is predominantly concrete hardstanding. The main building provides two-storey office accommodation at the front of the site, with a series of workshop/warehouse units located immediately to the rear. The central workshop is attached to the main building by way of a covered loading canopy and also consists of a series of interconnected warehouse/workshop units. Externally, the buildings are set within a securely fenced and gated site with loading space and surface storage broadly central to the site. Parking provisions are located immediately in front of the two-storey office, together with further overspill parking located on the opposing side of Furnace Road. Please note that works to separate the property will commence once a sale has been agreed, exact works to be confirmed.

The premises comprise of detached industrial unit which benefits from metal profile clad elevations and has an eaves height of approximately 6m, together with a substantial mezzanine storage area. Access to the property is via two roller shutter loading doors located on the front and side elevation with associated personnel doors. Internally, the property provides open plan workshop/warehouse accommodation benefitting from concrete floor and high bay LED lighting. Staff welfare facilities including male and female WCs and kitchen are provided in an adjoining building. Externally, the property will benefit from a secure fenced yard accessed via automatic gates off Furnace Road with overspill parking located on the opposite side of Furnace Road. Please note that works to separate the property will commence once a sale has been agreed, exact works to be confirmed.

The site comprises a rectangular plot of brownfield development land which we consider could be suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning. The plot is of broadly level topography and is made up of both concrete and hard surfaced areas. Additionally, the site is fully enclosed by predominantly timber fencing which incorporates a gated entrance off Nottingham Road to the north east. The site was previously utilised as a vehicle recovery yard which housed a series of industrial/commercial buildings and a large residential dwelling (36 Nottingham Road), prior to these buildings being demolished and the site cleared in 2022.

The property comprises several distinct sections, with the entire premises being detached. To the front of the site, the main building provides industrial accommodation of steel portal frame construction beneath a pitched sheet roof with brick elevations. Additional workshop accommodation of a similar specification is located to the rear of this area, with a separate store and small workshop positioned further to the rear of the site. Internally, the property provides workshop and warehouse accommodation, with a two-storey office block located at the front of the building. This area incorporates staff welfare facilities, several offices and a reception area. The reception is accessed via a personnel door on the front elevation. The remaining accommodation is arranged on a mezzanine structure throughout, raising the accommodation above ground level and providing a minimum working height of approximately 3.1 meters. Access to the workshop and warehouse areas is provided by two loading doors located within the rear courtyard. In terms of specification, the office accommodation is of a consistent standard throughout and generally comprises carpet floor coverings, painted plaster walls and ceilings, strip lighting, and gas-fired, centrally heated radiators. Externally, access via the side of the property leads to a rear courtyard that provides a separate block-built store and small workshop to the rear of the site. To the front of the property, there is a macadam surfaced area...

The subject comprises a fifteen bedroom residential care home of traditional masonry construction with exposed stone, brick and render elevations, surmounted by a pitched tile roof. To the rear of the property there is a more modern two storey section which runs parallel with Middlemore Yard. Internally, the ground floor level consists of an entrance hallway, two lounge areas, an office, kitchen, dining room and five bedrooms together with associated communal bathroom, shower and w/c facilities. The first floor is accessed via a stairwell located within the ground floor entrance hallway and provides a further ten bedrooms together with communal bathroom, shower and w/c facilities. The second floor provides ancillary accommodation which consists of four cellular offices, a store and a kitchen. Externally, to the rear of the property and adjacent to Middlemore Yard, there is an enclosed garden area and off-street parking provisions for approximately 4 vehicles.

The property comprises an attractive and well-proportioned three storey retail premises which benefits from multiple display windows and entrance doors fronting King Street. Internally, the property is well-presented throughout, currently used entirely for retail purposes but considered suitable for a variety of alternative commercial uses or a scheme of partial or comprehensive residential redevelopment. The property's ground floor provides a series of cellular retail areas to the front, with more open plan retail space, an office and staff facilities towards the rear, with an additional entrance on the rear elevation and the benefit of an attractive enclosed external courtyard. At first and second floor levels, there is further retail accommodation which is predominantly cellular in nature and interlinked, with access between the floors provided by a number of staircases. Externally, the property's front elevation sits flush to the pavement of King Street. Accessed via New Street, the property benefits from its own independent rear access and car parking/loading provisions, together with a series of adjacent outbuildings which provide supplementary storage and studio/workshop accommodation.

The subject site comprises a trapezoidal shaped plot of industrial open storage land with temporary buildings currently in situ, as indicatively edged in red on the images and plans contained within these particulars. The plot is of broadly level topography and is for the most part concrete surfaced. Furthermore, the site is fully enclosed by palisade fencing which incorporates two gated access points off Osmaston Road, to the north west and south west respectively. The site has most recently been used as a fencing supply depot premises since planning consent was obtained for this use back in 2012. We understand that the site historically housed a petrol filling station (demolished in the late 1990s), but that all associated underground storage tanks and contaminated land have been removed, with confirmation from the Environmental Agency that the site has been "passed off" in respect of contamination.

The subject property was formerly the regional headquarters of the Derbyshire Federation of Womens Institutes and is of traditional masonry construction, with facing brick elevations inclusive of timber framed windows and doors, surmounted by hipped (to the front) and pitched (to the rear) tiled roofs. To the front, there is a two-storey section which comprises an entrance hallway with reception office and kitchen on the ground floor, together with a further two offices and a meeting room on the first floor. The basement provides basic storage accommodation and is accessed externally. To the rear, there is an adjoined single storey section which incorporates a large open plan function room with w/c facilities towards the front and a stage with additional storage space and a w/c to the rear. Externally, accessed via a small driveway off Sherwin Street, there is an enclosed yard area which wraps around the side and rear of the building, providing off-street parking for approximately 7/8 vehicles.

The property comprises a modern semi-detached workshop/warehouse unit which is of steel portal frame construction with facing brick/block cavity walls to the lower elevations and profiled steel cladding to the upper elevations, surmounted by a pitched insulated sheet roof inclusive of translucent roof lights. Internally, the workshop/warehouse accommodation benefits from a concrete floor, blockwork walls, high bay lighting and a substantial mezzanine. The warehouse itself provides a minimum internal height of approximately 5.2m to the underside of the eaves haunch (with a working height of approximately 2.5m beneath the mezzanine) and is directly accessed through the front elevation by way of a tracked overhead loading door measuring approximately 3.7m (width) by 4.1m (height). To the front of the property there is a two-storey trade counter/office block inclusive of kitchen and staff facilities. The specification of this part of the property generally comprises carpet floor coverings, painted plastered walls, double glazed aluminium framed window units, electric panel heaters and suspended ceilings inclusive of inset strip lighting. Externally, the property benefits from a block paved forecourt providing parking for 6 vehicles, together with tarmacadam surfaced yard for loading and manoeuvring.

The subject property comprises a detached former social club of traditional masonry construction inclusive of uPVC double glazed windows, surmounted by a pitched tiled roof to the front section and a flat roof to the rear making up a newer extension. Internally, the ground floor provides the main bar and congregation area which comprises open plan space to the front of the property and a stage/performance area to the rear. Male, female and disabled WC facilities are located off the main entrance hallway. A further function room is provided at first floor level which benefits from its own bar and WC facilities along with a separate admin office. In general, the specification of the accommodation consists of painted plaster walls and ceilings, carpet tile coverings, strip lighting and centrally heated radiators. Externally, the property has a small side yard accessed off Nottingham Road which provides useful storage space.

The property comprises a two-storey, mid terraced office building with facing brick elevations inclusive of powder coated aluminium double glazed window units and entrance doors, surmounted by a pitched tile roof. Internally, the property is set over two levels and is configured to provide an entrance lobby to the ground floor with an accessible WC and stairs to the first floor. At the first floor there is a further WC located at the top of the landing offering scope to occupy the property on a floor-by-floor basis. The main office area to the ground floor is 'L-shaped' with a small teamaking area and server room/store formed beneath the plane of the stairs. This office is finished to a modern standard and benefits from LVT flooring, painted plaster walls and a suspended ceiling with inset lighting, comfort cooling and IT trunking. The first-floor offices are also L-shaped, albeit there is a glazed partition to the rear where a large meeting room has been created. In terms of specification, this mirrors the ground floor, albeit there is carpet in lieu of LVT. Externally there are four parking spaces and one EV charger allocated to the subject with ad-hoc parking available within the estate.

The property comprises a detached single-storey business/industrial unit which is formed of two adjoined sections, each of masonry construction with facing brick elevations and surmounted by a flat roof. The front section of the building comprises an office block with an entrance lobby, male and female w/c facilities and a reception office. The office block's front windows and door are secured by way of automatic security shutters. To the rear of the office block, accessed either through it or externally via an automatic loading door located on the side elevation measuring approximately 3.5m (width) by 3.0m (height), the remainder of the building provides predominantly open plan workshop/storage accommodation which has a minimum working height of circa 3.4m. An additional office/meeting room and a kitchen has been created within the front of the workshop area, with a small store created to the rear. Externally, directly in front of the building, there is a front yard area which provides off-street parking for 2/3 vehicles as well as access to a useful enclosed and gated side yard area that runs the full depth of the building.

The premises are currently used in their entirety as a fishing tackle retailer and consist of a converted former two-storey semi-detached dwelling together with an attached single storey trade counter workshop. Internally, the ground floor is configured to provide open plan retail accommodation with front and rear access. This element is finished with a mixture of painted plaster and slat board walling together with carpet floor coverings and a suspended ceiling. To the rear there is an attached block built store with double door loading which discharges onto the car park. The first floor is accessed via the retail area and consists of a series of cellular rooms currently used for storage space together with a small kitchenette. Externally, there is forecourt parking on Mansfield Road with space for approximately 4 vehicles. To the rear and accessed via Howitt Street, there is a further enclosed car park with space for a further 6 to 8 vehicles.

The subject property sits flush with King Street and comprises a three-storey mid terraced building which is of natural stone construction, set beneath a pitched slate roof. At the ground floor there is a display window fronting King Street with a recessed entrance door which leads to an open plan retail area, save for a central staircase which provides access to the upper levels. To the rear of the ground floor an external door leads to a small courtyard where there is a separate outhouse building which provides a WC and wash hand basin. The first and second floors are each finished to a basic standard and provide ancillary storage space. The property is subject to a scheme of refurbishment and redecoration; and will be offered to the market ready to receive any tenant fit out.

The property comprises a detached two-storey building of traditional brick construction beneath a pitched tiled roof. The ground and first floor benefit from independent access. The ground floor is accessed via a personnel door set within the timber-framed display frontage, whilst the first floor is accessed separately via a personnel door located to the left-hand side of the shopfront. Internally, the ground floor provides predominantly open-plan retail accommodation, together with a partitioned area to the rear. Ancillary storage and WC facilities are situated beneath and adjacent to the internal staircase. The first floor was previously used as offices and is configured to provide predominantly open-plan space divided by a partition wall, together with a separate cellular office and WC. The property is generally in a good condition, albeit prospective occupiers or purchasers may wish to undertake a programme or refurbishment and modernisation to suit their individual requirements. The ground floor benefits from tiled floor coverings, painted plaster walls, and a suspended ceiling incorporating recessed LED lighting. The first floor is fitted with carpeted flooring, painted plaster walls and ceilings, together with a combination of fluorescent and inset lighting. Externally, the property does not include any dedicated parking spaces; however, there is ample on-street parking available within the immediate vicinity.

The subject property comprises a mid-terrace, three-storey office building of traditional masonry construction surmounted by a pitched tile roof. Internally, the property incorporates a series of cellular offices, with stores and w/c facilities provided over all three floor levels. There is also further storage accommodation provided within the property's cellar. Given the location and configuration of the property, we consider that its accommodation would represent a fairly straightforward residential redevelopment / conversion opportunity (subject to planning). Externally, to the rear of the building and accessed via a shared drive off Liversage Road, the property benefits from off-road parking for up to 4 vehicles. Please note that the building incorporates a flying freehold, located at first and second floor levels. Consequently, the floorplate of the subject property differs on both of the upper floors.

The building is of masonry construction, surmounted in the main by a pitched tile roof, save for a section of the property to the rear which is set beneath a flat roof. At ground floor level, the property comprises a hot food takeaway unit with a retail area to the front with kitchen and ancillary storage leading towards the rear with WC facilities provided at the back of the property along with access to the parking and bin storage. The property's first floor accommodation comprises a bathroom and larger living area whilst the second floor comprises two bedrooms. Internally, the hot food takeaway element of the property is presented to a reasonable standard and in general comprise a combination of vinyl and tile floor coverings, tiled and painted plaster walls and ceilings inclusive of a combination of strip lighting and pendant lighting.

The subject site comprises a broadly triangular parcel of amenity land that is mainly scrub grass with thicket bushes and a mixture of mature and sapling trees. The site is set at a gradient and falls in a south to north direction reducing in level toward the golf course boundary. To the west, the site is bordered by the A38 dual carriageway and the embankment with the former Sewage Treatment/Pumping Station situated to the south of the site. The eastern edge of the site abuts the Bunkers Wood Housing development, with the northern aspect adjacent to Mickleover Golf Club.

The property comprises a well-proportioned town centre retail premises which benefits from prominent display windows and entrance door fronting High Street, together with flexible first floor space that could be suitable for additional retail, storage or office accommodation. At ground floor level, the property comprises predominantly open plan retail accommodation with stairwell access to the first floor. The retail area benefits from laminate floor coverings, painted plaster walls, electric panel heaters and a suspended ceiling inclusive of inset LED lighting. At first floor level, the accommodation is also open plan save for a small office to the front and kitchen/staff room to the rear of the property, with adjacent male and female w/c facilities. The specification of the first floor is generally consistent and in the main comprises carpet flooring, painted plaster walls and ceilings, electric panel heaters, roof lights and LED light fittings.

The premises comprise a semi-detached former food retail unit of traditional brick construction surmounted by a flat roof to the front and pitched roof to the rear. Access to the property is provided via the uPVC framed double glazed personnel door on the front elevation leading directly off Merchant Street. Internally, the property provides a customer/service area to the front with kitchen behind and store to one side. Towards the rear there are two further storage rooms and WC facility. Access to the first floor is provided via a staircase within the rear storage room with the accommodation at first floor level providing a singular storage room. In terms of specification, the majority of the space to the front of the property is made up of partitioning so could be opened up to create a larger, open plan retail space. The remainder of the space is made up of a traditional dwelling and incorporates carpet floor coverings, painted plaster walls and ceilings inclusive of a combination of pendant and strip lighting.