The property is arranged in two principal sections which have been extended and adapted over time.
The front section comprises a modern steel portal frame extension, understood to have been constructed circa 2015, with brick infill walls surmounted by insulated profile metal cladding beneath a pitched insulated roof. This section benefits from uPVC windows and doors, an electrically operated roller shutter door, power-floated concrete floor, LED lighting and largely open-plan accommodation.
There is also loft storage within part of the accommodation, with potential scope to remove the ceiling and take advantage of the full eaves height, subject to requirements.
The rear section is of more traditional brick construction beneath pitched insulated sheeted roofs and provides a mix of reception, workshop, storage and amenity accommodation. The various areas are interconnected, with openings created between the different sections.
Externally, there is access to the rear roller shutter door together with parking for approximately 6 vehicles.