Commercial Properties To Let by Stafford Perkins Chartered Surveyors, Ashford

This building of steel portal frame construction provides a little under 4,600 sq.ft of accommodation. It has insulated profiled steel cladding to upper elevations and roof, with cavity block construction to lower elevations and accordingly is extremely thermal-efficient. It has high level glazing to the up-and-over folding doors and one elevation which is augmented by high bay LED floodlights. The building benefits from two up-and-over shutter doors approximately 12ft8in wide by 10ft 3in high, each containing a wicket gate. The building has an eaves height of 11ft 6in rising to an apex of 15ft 7in. WC facilities are provided externally in a separate building, with each tenant on the estate having their own WC which along with the other security on the estate is controlled via proximity access swipes. Whilst this unit is available as a whole it could be split to provide two separate units.

This mid terraced building of painted rendered brick construction under a slate roof dates back we assume to the mid-1800s and we believe was constructed at the same time as the property immediately to its east, number 25 High Street. Providing accommodation on basement, ground and first floors, the building now requires modernisation/refurbishment prior to its next occupation. In the past it traded as a High Street wine bar, having bar space on ground and basement floors, with kitchen and WCs on the first floor. More recently it may have been occupied by an office user on a short term basis. The basement and ground floor each provide some 350 sq.ft. of accommodation, whilst the first floor has a little over 370 sq.ft. We understand that the building is Grade II Listed.

This first-floor office accommodation totalling 390 sq. ft. comprises an open plan office area of 245 sq. ft. with a separate office room of 145 sq. ft. There is a separate kitchen of just under 80 sq. ft. The accommodation has been finished to a good standard with laminate flooring, data cable points, plenty of wall sockets, Fibre internet and plenty of natural daylight. The office also benefits from a secure digital door lock system. Externally there is a reasonable amount of car parking.

This roughly square plot totals a little under 1.25 acres with some 50,000 sq. ft. laid to concrete. It is clearly and securely fenced, with secure steel entry gates and is suitable for a variety of open storage, hardstanding uses.

This roughly square plot totals a little under 1.25 acres with some 50,000 sq. ft. laid to concrete. It is clearly and securely fenced, with secure steel entry gates and is suitable for a variety of open storage, hardstanding uses.

Unit 5 forms part of a modern, steel-framed, multi-bay warehouse development and provides approximately 8,685 sq.ft. of ground floor warehouse with an office of 448 sq.ft., a kitchen of 143 sq.ft plus WC and a first floor office of 851 sq.ft. The site benefits from fire/intruder alarms and 24/7 monitored CCTV and there is a service charge payable for the upkeep and maintenance of the common areas on the estate. Please note - there is a planning condition that restricts the trading hours on site to Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:30pm and Saturdays 9:00-12:30pm, other than for maintenance, cleaning and office work. Further details available upon request.

The premises form part of a total of 10 units built as a 5 x 2 back-to-back terrace, with Unit 3 being the middle unit on the northern side fronting on to Victoria Road; Unit 4 being immediately to the left and Unit 5 being the end unit to the left of Unit 4. The units are of steel portal frame construction with brick walls to lower elevations and profiled steel cladding to upper elevations and roofs. Each unit benefits from a steel roller-shutter door, a separate personnel door and WC facilities and there is designated parking to the front. Unit 4 also benefits from a small mezzanine office.

Unit 4 forms part of a modern, steel framed, multi-bay warehouse development and provides approximately 4,250 sq.ft. ground floor workshop with a mezzanine area of 3,323 sq.ft. The unit benefits from a roller shutter door and externally there is generous concrete hardstanding for parking, loading and unloading. The site benefits from fire/intruder alarms and 24/7 monitored CCTV and there is a service charge payable for the upkeep and maintenance of the common areas on the estate. Please note - there is a planning condition that restricts the trading hours on site to Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:30pm and Saturdays 9:00-12:30pm, other than for maintenance, cleaning and office work. Further details available upon request.

The business park comprises seven three-storey office buildings constructed around a central courtyard and set within a mature landscaped environment with excellent on-site parking. The buildings have been refurbished to provide occupiers with a choice of individual self-contained buildings. The whole of Unit 1 is still available, along with the left had side of the Ground floor of Unit 4, being 1,250 sq.ft. The suites benefit from carpeted raised floors, suspended ceilings with integral lighting, double glazing, central heating, intercom access, terraces and balconies for some units, male and female WCs and 24 hour on-site security with a dedicated security office and management team. Existing occupiers include Kent County Council, Southern Housing Group and Irata International.

This building of steel portal frame construction provides a little under 4,600 sq.ft of accommodation. It has insulated profiled steel cladding to upper elevations and roof, with cavity block construction to lower elevations and accordingly is extremely thermal-efficient. It has high level glazing to the up-and-over folding doors and one elevation which is augmented by high bay LED floodlights. The building benefits from two up-and-over shutter doors approximately 12ft8in wide by 10ft 3in high, each containing a wicket gate. The building has an eaves height of 11ft 6in rising to an apex of 15ft 7in. WC facilities are provided externally in a separate building, with each tenant on the estate having their own WC which along with the other security on the estate is controlled via proximity access swipes. Whilst this unit is available as a whole it could be split to provide two separate units.

This is a modern industrial unit of steel portal fram construction providing workshop/warehouse accommodation on the ground floor of 4,298 sq.ft., with first floor offices of 548 sq.ft. accessed via a steel staircase. The eaves height is 19ft, rising to an apex of some 26ft 4in at the centre. There are male, female and disabled WC facilities on the ground floor. Externally there is generous concrete hardstanding for car parking and loading/unloading.

These two end-terraced units are adjoining and inter-connecting and are currently used for the retailing of fencing products but it is felt that they are eminently suitable for a wide range of alternative uses including equestrian, building supplies and the like. The unit nearest to the A28 currently provides a retail area of some 1,500 sq. ft. towards the front with the remaining area of some 600 sq.ft. providing open plan office space to the rear. This could be re-arranged if required. Lying immediately adjacent is the warehouse space of a little over 3,700 sq.ft. This is of steel portal frame construction having a trussed roof under a recently replaced profiled insulated steel-clad roof. It has a good level of natural lighting and a concrete floor as well as an electric roller shutter door. There is an eaves height of some 11ft 9in, rising to an apex of 19ft 8in. There are communal WC facilities on site immediately to the south of the trade counter unit.

Unit 9 is a modern end terraced unit of steel portal frame construction with external clad elevations with an eaves height of some 8m. and a single access loading door along with 2 personnel doors. There are generous skylights within the roof providing a good level of natural lighting, and the unit benefits from a power floated concrete floor. Externally there is hardstanding laid to concrete and brick paviors for loading/unloading and generous car parking.

This former agricultural barn is now available for storage purposes only. It is accessed via an electric roller shutter door some 13ft wide by 12ft high. The portal frame unit has an eaves height of approximately 14ft, rising to an apex of circa 17ft. There is a separate secure personnel door, skylights in the roof and artificial lighting.

Unit 6 is centrally located within a parade of similar units within the centre of the Connect 10 scheme. It provides 1,336 sq.ft. of workshop/warehouse accommodation with kitchen area and WC, and having a bespoke mezzanine floor fitted which provides a further 780 sq.ft. of storage accommodation, 137 sq.ft. of office space plus WC facilities and a kitchen area. There is a further 301 sq.ft. of additional light storage space on top of this office accommodation. The unit has a minimum eaves height of some 24ft 8in rising to a maximum of some 25ft. There is an electrically operated roller shutter door some 10ft 2in wide by 13ft 4in high. There are LED lights fitted throughout the accommodation along with skylights in the roof giving a good level of natural light. The power floated concrete floor has a loading capacity of 30 kn per sq. meter and the unit has the benefit of gas fired space heating if required. There are three car parking spaces externally in the hardstanding area laid to brick paviours. The existing office furniture and racking system on the mezzanine floor is available by separate negotiation, ask agents for details.

This mid-terraced business unit was completed nearly 20 years ago and currently provides high quality, open plan office accommodation on the first floor, whilst the ground floor is fitted out to a more industrial specification. The first floor offices are finished to a high standard with suspended ceiling, concealed LED lights, double glazing to both front and rear elevations, carpets and air conditioning providing a little under 1,000 sq. ft. of accommodation. The ground floor, having a clear height of 3 metres, is finished to a more basic specification but again is in very good condition. The Glenmore Centre itself is a scheme of some 27 units of steel portal frame construction having micro-rib cladding with attractively glazed features.

Unit 8 is end-terraced, the majority of the terrace being a mono-pitched, steel framed parade of units having full-height concrete block party walls. Externally the units have been finished with insulated microrib cladding to the full height with insulated profiled steel panels to the roof. Unit 8 is slightly unusual in that it also incorporates an element of single storey office accommodation, finished to a good specification and providing a little under 1,200 sq.ft. of office space including a separate meeting room, a glazed lobby, kitchen and WC facilities. The workshop/warehouse extends to nearly 690 sq.ft. of accommodation, having a little over 300 sq.ft. of mezzanine storage above. The clear height under the mezzanine is some 7ft 5in, and the maximum height available within the workshop/warehouse is some 19ft 2in. It is accessed via an insulated up-and-over door some 12ft wide by 17ft high with a separate personnel door also giving access. The offices have a carpeted finish, suspended ceiling with LED lights, air conditioning (comfort cooling) and window blinds to glazing front and rear. There is a small glazed office cubicle and a small kitchen area with tiled floor, a stainless steel sink and cupboards above and below a worktop. Male and female WCs compliment the entire accommodation. Externally the hardstanding is laid to brick pavers and there are 6 to 10 designated car parking spaces in addition to the loading area.

This mid terraced unit is of steel portal frame construction clad in micro-rib insulated steel profiled cladding to upper elevations and roof. It has an eaves height of some 18' although a mezzanine floor has now been fitted throughout which provides something in the order of 723 sq.ft. of additional accommodation in total comprising mainly offices with some further storage. On the ground floor are W.C. facilities along with a small reception area.

This is a modern, mid-terrace unit of steel portal frame construction with mini-rib cladding to all elevations and an insulated, mono-pitch roof. The unit comprises warehouse/showroom accommodation on ground and first floor totalling a little under 1,500 sq ft. The ground floor provides 719 sq ft of accommodation which includes a kitchen and WC facilities. The mezzanine/first floor provides 717 sq ft of open plan storage accommodation with a small office. Externally there is a paved forecourt for parking and loading/unloading.

This lock-up ground floor retail/restaurant accommodation provides some 1,300 sq.ft. of space within a substantial solid brick under Kent peg tiled roof building. Our client is developing the upper floors on a residential basis and the self-contained accommodation will be available shortly. It is currently trading as a Costa Coffee shop and all the non-branded fixtures and fittings internally are available - ask Agents for inventory. The ground floor sales area is a little under 1,100 sq.ft. with the remainder of the space being kitchen, storage and WC facilities. There are a limited number of car parking spaces to the rear as well as bin storage space.

This mid terraced building of painted rendered brick construction under a slate roof dates back we assume to the mid-1800s and we believe was constructed at the same time as the property immediately to its east, number 25 High Street. Providing accommodation on basement, ground and first floors, the building now requires modernisation/refurbishment prior to its next occupation. In the past it traded as a High Street wine bar, having bar space on ground and basement floors, with kitchen and WCs on the first floor. More recently it may have been occupied by an office user on a short term basis. The basement and ground floor each provide some 350 sq.ft. of accommodation, whilst the first floor has a little over 370 sq.ft. We understand that the building is Grade II Listed.

This office studio was developed from the previous Victorian brick built stable block/milking parlour to a high standard, incorporating Cat II lighting and a gas fired central heating system. The unit has recently been refurbished and re-decorated with new carpets fitted. Car parking is provided within the courtyard with additional overflow spaces being available under the vacant open barn. The office complex benefits from a shared WC and kitchen facilities with a separate conference suite being available on a daily or half daily basis. Additionally, security benefits include CCTV and electric gates on site. There is also secure container storage available at £125.00 per calendar month.

This detached building of painted rendered solid brick construction under a clay peg tiled roof provides some 500 sq.ft. of accommodation on the ground floor plus WCs, along with integral two-bed living accommodation on the first floor which includes bathroom and lounge.

This first-floor office accommodation totalling 390 sq. ft. comprises an open plan office area of 245 sq. ft. with a separate office room of 145 sq. ft. There is a separate kitchen of just under 80 sq. ft. The accommodation has been finished to a good standard with laminate flooring, data cable points, plenty of wall sockets, Fibre internet and plenty of natural daylight. The office also benefits from a secure digital door lock system. Externally there is a reasonable amount of car parking.