Commercial Properties To Let by BTG Eddisons, Lincoln

Stratum Park enjoys a prime location at the intersection of the A18 and M181 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Major occupiers in the area include British Steel, Wren Kitchens, OSI Food Solutions, Jotun Paints, 2 Sisters Food Group, and Canpack. The location is ideal for logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hours drive by van, and over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Positioned on a main route into Scunthorpe, Stratum Park also offers roadside retail potential, subject to planning. Stratum Park builds on the success of the nearby Gallagher Park retail destination, home to Tesco Extra, Aldi, TK Maxx, and B&Q. Opposite the A18 are additional amenities, including drive-thru restaurants, fast food outlets, a hotel, and the Scunthorpe United stadium LOCATION Scunthorpe is one of the UK's major industrial locations. Long known for steel production, the town has diversified into a range of manufacturing sectors. It is well placed for local and national logistics operations. The cities of Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York and Lincoln fall within 1 hour by van, whilst over 34.5 million people live within 4.5 hours by HGV. Immediately adjacent to Stratum Park to the west and south of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire Lakes is an ambitious and transformative urban project. Lincolnshire Lakes will significantly boost Stratum Park as a location of strategic importance within the region. The £1.2 billion initiative aims to create..

Stratum Park enjoys a prime location at the intersection of the A18 and M181 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Major occupiers in the area include British Steel, Wren Kitchens, OSI Food Solutions, Jotun Paints, 2 Sisters Food Group, and Canpack. The location is ideal for logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hours drive by van, and over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Positioned on a main route into Scunthorpe, Stratum Park also offers roadside retail potential, subject to planning. Stratum Park builds on the success of the nearby Gallagher Park retail destination, home to Tesco Extra, Aldi, TK Maxx, and B&Q. Opposite the A18 are additional amenities, including drive-thru restaurants, fast food outlets, a hotel, and the Scunthorpe United stadium LOCATION Scunthorpe is one of the UK's major industrial locations. Long known for steel production, the town has diversified into a range of manufacturing sectors. It is well placed for local and national logistics operations. The cities of Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York and Lincoln fall within 1 hour by van, whilst over 34.5 million people live within 4.5 hours by HGV. Immediately adjacent to Stratum Park to the west and south of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire Lakes is an ambitious and transformative urban project. Lincolnshire Lakes will significantly boost Stratum Park as a location of strategic importance within the region. The £1.2 billion initiative aims to create..

The property comprises a relatively level hard surfaced parcel of land, available to let in part or as a whole.

The property comprises a detached warehouse, providing open plan storage areas with ancillary office, staff and WC facilities. There are six ground level vehicular access loading doors, solid concrete floors, heights to the underside of the haunches from 4.14 metres to 5.20 metres and suspended lighting. There is ample external loading, circulation and parking.

Open storage land. Any combination of space available. Smaller yards available on request from 0.2 acres.

The property comprises a number of neighbouring mid-terrace warehouse bays that have been reclad in recent years, providing open plan storage areas with ancillary office, staff and WC facilities in certain areas. There are a mix of ground and dock level vehicular access loading doors, solid concrete floors, heights to the underside of the roofs from 5.8m, suspended lighting and potential for heating (gas to be reconnected if required). There is ample external loading, circulation and parking. Racking may be available by separate negotiation, terms available on application.

Overfield Park offers high quality bespoke industrial and warehouse units tailored to suit the widest range of industries and occupiers. Positioned immediately opposite the 1.4m sq ft Dixons, Carphone Warehouse campus, Overfield Park is already home to Wirtgen and John Deere. National Highways have programmed Newark Bypass improvements to connect M1 and Leicester to the A1 and Central Lincolnshire. The 35-acre park has been masterplanned to promote well-being including foot and cycleway connections to Newark and Newark Northgate Train station. Extensive landscaping and breakout areas provide green amenity, while food retail is provided by the on-site Starbucks. In addition to industrial and logistics uses, the long frontages to the A46 and A17 make Overfield Park an ideal roadside, leisure and retail location with Wirtgen and John Deere already on site. Location Overfield Park has direct access to the A1 and A46, Overfield Park has a reach extending from London and Bristol n the south, to the Scottish borders in the north.All the major manufacturing centres of the UK,plus nearly 70% of national consumers, fall within a single HGV journey. SERVICES All mains services are available to the Business Park. Specific utility capacity requirements will be considered on a case by case basis. PLANNING Overfield Park has allocation for employment and complimentary road side uses. Interested parties are advised to make their own investigations to the Local Planning Authority...

The property comprises a highly prominent and cleared level site extending to 11 acres (4 hectares). The site may be suitable for a variety of potential uses including employment related development and roadside retail & leisure, subject to planning consent. It can provide a range of serviced land plots or Design & Build opportunities. The proposed scheme is only indicative at this stage and each opportunity can be provided on a Design & Build basis to suit the occupier's individual requirement.

The property comprises a detached workshop building of steel portal frame construction with lined corrugated sheet clad elevations and a mixture of roof coverings. There are two workshop bays with solid concrete floors, suspended lighting, heating, 25 tonne travelling cranes and minimum working heights of 9 metres and 11 metres, respectively. Each workshop has ground level access doors. The property benefits from a range of offices, staff and WC facilities with additional storage areas and external outbuldings. The property is located on a fully enclosed campus with manned gateway security, allocated parking and communal circulation, loading and landscaped areas. There is potential to create a self-contained yard area, subject to negotiation.

New trade counter, warehouse and industrial units located close to the Oakham bypass. LOCATION Oakham is a traditional market town, with a population of 10,922 at the 2011 Census, representing 29% of the total Rutland authority. It is the main market town for the county and plays a pivotal role is providing facilities and services to a large network of rural villages. The town centre has an array of independent shops and a rich tapestry of heritage, including the renown Oakham Castle. The site is located within the principal industrial and employment area of the town within Oakham's Sustainable Urban Extension, known as Hawksmead Park. It is anticipated that the site will attract a range of further national and regional trade counter businesses to become the prime trade location in the area and will complement the diversity already on offer, such as the recent developments of Aldi, McDonald's, the BP garage with M&S store, the new depot for Ben Burgess and the Costa Coffee drive-thru. Connectivity into the wider locale is excellent from Oakham and offers access into Melton Mowbray, Stamford and Corby, each within 20 minutes. Slightly further afield, the larger conurbations of Peterborough, Leicester and Nottingham are located, with travel times of between 35 minutes - 1 hour, respectively. Specification Combinable trade counter/industrial units, finished to shell specification. VAT VAT will be charged on the rent and/or purchase price. Rates Business Rates to...

The central site, as shown on page 7, extends to 0.29 acres of slightly sloping B8 open storage land, which includes two buildings, both connected with water and electricity. The buildings extend to 344 sq ft and 193 sq ft, are presented in shell condition and may be fitted out at either the Landlord's or tenants' expense (subject to terms). Secure fencing has been installed around the perimeter of the site and floodlighting may be installed subject to terms.

The accommodation provides a range of largely open plan areas that can be utilised as offices, meeting rooms, staff and WC facilities arranged at second and third floor levels, accessed via a communal ground floor entrance/reception area off Free School Lane. It is generally finished with a mixture of carpet and vinyl clad floors, painted plastered walls, suspended ceilings incorporating inset lighting and a mixture of heating apparatus. Our clients are able to refurbish the premises to suit specific occupier requirements. There is the rare opportunity to ample car parking spaces in an adjacent car park. Details available on request.

THE OPPORTUNITY The opportunity forms part of Somerby Park which extends to approx. 11 acres adjacent to the established Heapham Road employment area. Access is from Somerby Way which adjoins the A631 dual carriageway. The site abuts the Lincolnshire Otter Public House and A631 along its north-west boundary giving it a high degree of visibility as well as accessibility. The site is within the Somerby Park Enterprise Initiative area led by West Lindsey District Council. Incentives include up to 100% Business Rates Relief, free pre-development advice and support & introductions from the Council, Local Enterprise Partnership and businesses. CONNECTIVITY Gainsborough town centre - 1 mile Retford - 11 miles Lincoln - 18 miles Doncaster - 21 miles Sheffield - 40 miles LOCATION Gainsborough is a busy Lincolnshire market town and the administrative centre for West Lindsey District Council. The town is 30 mins drive time from the motorway network (A1(M) and M1), two international airports and the East Coast Mainline rail services. Gainsborough was awarded New Growth Status by the Government in 2008. This will see a major growth and investment programme which will see 4,435 homes developed by 2036 together with commercial development and job creation. This will see the population increase from its current 19,000 to around 30,000. Major businesses located in the town include PING, EMINOX and Regal Manufacturing. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL Somerby Park is being is being promoted...

The properties comprise storage buildings located to the north of Lincoln. The units benefit from an insulated clad roof and powder coated floors. They have electricity connected and use of shared staff/wc facilities on site. The units are of steel portal frame construction with internal foam insulation and air circulation. Externally, the units will have communal use of loading, circulation and parking facilities. The units are for agricultural use only.

The property comprises a modern industrial/warehouse/office building suitable for a range of potential uses, subject to the necessary Planning Consents. The industrial area has several roller shutter doors, a concrete floor and 3 phase electricity. The two storey offices are finished with painted plastered walls, carpeted floors, air conditioning and inset LED lights. Externally, the property benefits from extensive circulation, loading and parking on a 3.75 acre site.

Boundary Lane Business Park comprises 16 newly built hybrid units finished to a high specification throughout. The ground floor of each unit provides industrial accommodation, incorporating a fitted disabled WC. At first floor level, the units benefit from modern, open plan office accommodation, including shower facilities, air conditioning and WC provisions. Each unit is allocated designated parking spaces to the front, with additional spaces available within an overflow parking area. The developer is open to combining units, subject to availability.

On completion, the property will comprise a three storey building laid out to provide 4 commercial/retail units at ground floor level and 18 one bedroom 'turnkey' apartments, spread over the first and second floors. The apartments will be finished off to a specification to allow the tenant/purchaser to sub-let these and start generating an income immediately on hand over of the building. (Please note however that the units will be handed over unfurnished). Full details of the specification of the apartments will be available in due course on request. Outside, there will be 9 parking spaces, 2 of which are disabled spaces and 2 EV charging points. The building will occupy a prominent location within The Rosegarth Development, which forms part of a £15 million regeneration project within the heart of Boston Town Centre. Construction on site recently started, with completion expected in summer 2026.

The property comprises a single storey open plan warehouse unit with lined corrugated sheet clad elevations and a similarly clad roof. The unit has a solid concrete floor, overhead lighting, 6 metres to the haunch, access to a vehicular access loading door/corridor and staff/WC facilities. There are shared loading, circulation and parking facilities on site.

The property comprises a brand new warehouse/industrial unit. The unit will have allocated office/staff/WC facilities and 8 metres to the haunch. It will have two vehicular access doors. There is ample external loading, circulation and parking. The accommodation will be ready for occupation from Q3 2026.

Prominent new build roadside development, which will comprise a terrace of retail/showroom/trade counter units, all highly visible to both Wallace Way and the A16. The units will be finished to a shell specification with capped services and will benefit from a minimum eaves height of 6.5 metres, ground level loading and double height glazed frontages. The development offers good on site parking and loading facilities and is situated in an established retail and trade counter location.

Chieftain Park is a well laid out former builders merchants that offers two detached buildings with associated parking and yard space. Unit 1/1a is located on the western boundary of the site, comprising a former trade counter/office with adjoining warehouse. Unit 1 is constructed of concrete portal frame with concrete floor and brick/block walls surmounted by corrugated sheet cladding and a similarly clad roof. The unit benefits from 2 vehicular access doors and a minimum working height of 3.12m. Unit 1a offers a former trade counter/office with accompanying WC and kitchen facilities. It is constructed of brick/block work under a flat roof. It is accessed via electrically operated sliding personnel doors. Unit 2 is located on the eastern boundary of the site and is constructed of concrete portal frame with concrete floor and brick/block walls surmounted by corrugated sheet cladding and a similarly clad roof. The unit has a vehicular access door and a minimum working height of 3.77m. All units have been refurbished as follows: - Allocated forecourt parking - Allocated yards - Shared loading and circulation facilities - 3 phase electricity - Refurbished exterior - New vehicular access doors - New glazed pedestrian door

The accommodation available comprises a range of individual offices and larger suites at first floor level within this modern office building. It is finished with carpeted floors, painted walls, suspended ceilings with inset lighting in part, and painted plastered ceilings, double glazing, perimeter radiators, ceiling fans and air handling units. The property benefits from a large entrance/reception area, together with access to WCs, with stairs and an 8 person passenger lift. Externally there are ample communal car parking spaces accessed off Morton Way with the potential for further car parking available accessed from Holmes Way (subject to separate negotiation).

The property comprises a three storey purpose built residential block, occupying a prominent corner site at the roundabout junction of Nettleham Road, Longdales Road and Ruskin Avenue. The building, constructed in 2015, is laid out to provide thirty eight en-suite bedrooms within six cluster flats over three storeys, with on-site tarmac surfaced parking behind and attractive landscape gardens to the front, which overlook the roundabout junction. The site extends to about 0.13 hectares (0.32 acres) in total. Internally, the property is accessed by a secure key card entry system, which leads to an entrance hall, providing access to the first and second floors. The property is finished off to a good, modern standard, with each of the six flats being decorated in a similar manner, with solid floors overlaid in a mix of tile, vinyl and carpet and painted plastered walls and ceilings throughout the building. The individual 'cluster flats' each have their own shared common room and each of the bedrooms have full en-suite facilities. The shared laundry facilities and concierge office can be found on the ground floor.

The property comprises a detached office building providing accommodation over two floors, with lift/stair access and ancillary staff/WC facilities. The offices provide a range of open plan suites and private offices finished with inset lighting/air conditioning, carpet flooring, suspended ceilings and painted plastered walls throughout. There is a self-contained car park with 70 car parking spaces.