Commercial Properties To Let in North Londonshire, Northamptonshire
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The property comprises two detached warehouse units of steel portal frame construction, both offering clear span space. 18 Linnell Way includes high-quality two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation, constructed with brick and block walls up to eaves level. The remainder of both units is finished in insulated cladding to the walls and roof, with translucent roof panels providing natural light. Both units benefit from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. Each unit has an insulated up-and-over loading door measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height in both units is approximately 5m, rising to around 5.7m at full height. The offices at 18 Linnell Way are fitted to a high standard, including glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of heating and air conditioning. Unit A, Henson Way, provides male and female WC facilities and a small canteen area, with some sections benefiting from suspended ceilings and LED lighting. The warehouse area is heated by a gas blower heater. A single-storey extension links Unit A to 18 Linnell Way. Externally both units have their own independent access from Henson Way and are secured by palisade fencing with landscaped surroundings. 18 Linnell Way provides approximately 18 parking spaces, with a further 7 spaces allocated to Unit A.
- Established industrial estate
- Secure yards
- Good road links
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The property was refurbished in 2025 and comprises new cladding to the roof and some external walls, new roller shutter doors, removal of two-storey offices, redeveloped yard removing some outbuildings and new fencing to side access. Internally the building offers an open-plan layout with an area to the front of the building partitioned off to provide approx. 4,687 sq ft of potential trade counter space along with 500 sq ft of stores. There are three roller shutter doors to the front side and rear of the building with access to the rear yard via secure palisade gates to the side of the building. The shutter doors are approximately 5m high x 4m wide. The eaves height ranges from 3.5mtrs to the haunch of the front lower section with an eaves height of 5.2mtrs and the rear section is 5.2mtrs to the haunch and an eaves height of 6.7mtrs.
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The building is a semi-detached property with a clear span steel portal frame construction with insulated profile steel cladding to walls and roof. The roof incorporates double skin translucent roof lights with ground and first floor offices fitted to the front elevation. The offices are heated via gas fired wet radiator system with some ancillary air conditioning units fitted. The production space is heated via gas fired blower heaters. There is an electrically operated roller shutter door to the side elevation leading out into a secure yard area that is fenced and has a brick wall with double gates to the front leading directly onto Earlstrees Road with a separate demised car parking area. Full eaves height is approximately 5.7m. Additionally there is an area that is laid down to hard standing with a stoned surface.
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The premises comprise a detached warehouse / industrial unit with the benefit of a large self-contained site offering excellent yard facilities. The building boasts 8 loading doors facing the yard which in turn is accessed directly off Stewarts Road. A front entrance provides access to a reception area with offices to the side. Further ancillary accommodation at ground floor includes a small store, male, female and disabled toilet facilities and staff canteen / rest area. At first floor level additional offices are provided for to include suspended ceilings and LED lighting throughout. The main warehouse area provides clear span space withan eaves of 6.2m (5m to haunch).
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For let is the cold store/chiller warehouse of a former yoghurt manufacturing unit. Within a secure site and with excellent access to A14 (5 miles away), the unit provides c.20,000 sf of operational chilled space, partially racked (for 945 euro pallets) and with 8m high ceilings throughout.
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The premises at Edmonds Close is a detached building, previously used for manufacturing and warehousing, with a steel portal frame. It is part brick block walls and large areas of fenstration, giving excellent natural light to the offices, having part flat roof and part pitched roofs to the main building. The site, totalling approximately 1.102 acres (0.446 hectares), is secured by a metal palisade fence, with double gates leading into the yard area that predominantly has a Tarmac surface with some concreted area. To the rear of the property are three workshop areas, having brick block walls, flat roofs and roller shutter doors. Internally, the main building has two main personnel access areas, one immediately off Edmonds Close and one from the main yard area, with a roller shutter loading door to the rear elevation. The property is split internally into ground floor offices and ancillary accommodation to the front, and side elevation to yard. With the main production space with accommodation of open warehouse/production area and purpose built laboratory space that includes suspended ceilings. The main production area/warehouse area is heated via a suspended gas blower heater, with the office having a wet radiator gas fired system. There is a clear eaves height of approx. 3.26m, a full eaves height of approx. 4.18m and an apex of approx. 5.25m.
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A rare opportunity to lease this large light industrial unit with ample office space. Situated on the eastern side of Wellingborough, accessed via the B571 Irthlingborough Road, the site further benefits from excellent parking and turning circles, CCTV, ANPR coverage and manned guard with dog patrol
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The accommodation comprises former agricultural storage buildings constructed around a concrete portal frame with profile metal clad elevations beneath a pitched corrugated roof. The units provide predominantly open-plan storage space and are accessed via large sliding loading doors. The buildings benefit from a substantial concrete surfaced yard area to the front, suitable for loading, unloading and vehicle manoeuvring. Internal eaves height is approximately 4.2 metres, rising to approximately 6.7 metres at the ridge. The property currently comprises two principal units although the larger building has the potential to be subdivided to create two self-contained units of approximately 3,750 sq ft each, subject to landlord requirements.
1/1The property comprises two detached warehouse units of steel portal frame construction, both offering clear span space. 18 Linnell Way includes high-quality two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation, constructed with brick and block walls up to eaves level. The remainder of both units is finished in insulated cladding to the walls and roof, with translucent roof panels providing natural light. Both units benefit from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. Each unit has an insulated up-and-over loading door measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height in both units is approximately 5m, rising to around 5.7m at full height. The offices at 18 Linnell Way are fitted to a high standard, including glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of heating and air conditioning. Unit A, Henson Way, provides male and female WC facilities and a small canteen area, with some sections benefiting from suspended ceilings and LED lighting. The warehouse area is heated by a gas blower heater. A single-storey extension links Unit A to 18 Linnell Way. Externally both units have their own independent access from Henson Way and are secured by palisade fencing with landscaped surroundings. 18 Linnell Way provides approximately 18 parking spaces, with a further 7 spaces allocated to Unit A.
