Trend House, Mylord Crescent, Killingworth, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE12 5RF

Asking Price £1300000.00

Trend House is a large assembly and logistics facility which has been extended over time providing a mix of warehousing, office accommodation and staff amenities on a site area of 0.69 HA (1.7 Acres). The main areas are summarised as follows:

WAREHOUSE 1
Original 1970s built warehouse
Brick walls overclad to eaves
Part steel over sheeted asbestos cement roof
5 m clear internal height
Ground floor reception, meeting rooms & canteen
Low level modular workshops to rear
Substantial mezzanine area
Loading door (w 4.8m x h 3.8m) to concrete yard
First floor office accommodation with A/C

WAREHOUSE 2
Warehouse extension built 2002
Steel portal frame construction
Insulated steel cladding to elevations and roof
4.7 m clear internal height
Loading door (w 5.6m x h 5.0m) beneath canopy
Concrete loading area (newly laid)

WAREHOUSE 3
Built with Warehouse 2 (2002)
Steel portal frame construction
Insulated steel cladding to elevations and roof
5.3 m clear internal height
Loading door (w 5.6m x h 3.8m) to rear yard

WAREHOUSE 4
1980s built rear extension
Steel portal frame construction
Steel sheet roof with underlining panels
5.25 m clear internal height
Mezzanine area
Large yard / parking area to rear

RATEABLE VALUE.
According to the Valuation Office Agency website, the property has a Rateable Value of £69,000
effective 1st April 2023.

ENERGY PERFORMANCE
The property has an Energy Performance Asset Rating of C72.

Trend House is situated on the well established Camperdown Industrial Estate to the immediate north of the town of Killingworth and approximately 5 miles to the north of Newcastle upon Tyne.

The estate has exceptional road links with both the A1 and A19 main arterial routes within 2 miles of the estate connected by the A1056.

The estate boasts a mix of logistics and manufacturing occupiers including John Lewis and Fenwicks distribution centres, Scania Trucks, Entek and Metnor Construction. There are also a number of thriving small unit schemes, some recently built.