Food Hub, 106 Beddington Lane, Beddington, Croydon CR0 $TB

Property Features:
Comprises ground or first floor light industrial unit.
Benefits from pre-installed flu extraction systems and 3-phase electricity.
Suitable for variety of light industrial use, including as commercial kitchen/dark kitchen spaces.
The building provides common areas, including break area and locker facilities.
VAT is applicable to this property.
Available on a new license agreement with flexible terms
Situated in one of the main industrial locations of Croydon, with occupiers nearby including Ikea, B&Q, Asda Superstore, Decathlon and many more.

Property Description:
Comprises ground/first floor light industrial unit, providing the following accommodation and dimensions:
Ground/First Floor: 16 sq m (172 sq ft)
Open plan light industrial/commercial kitchen space with flu extraction system.

Terms:
Available on a new license agreement with terms to be agreed by negotiation
Rent: £634.62 + VAT per week (PCM: £2,750 + VAT)
Inclusive of Business Rates
Deposit: £8,250 (3 Months)
*Note – The unit can be customised to fit specific area/size requirements upon request.

EPC:
The property benefits from a C Rating. Certificate and further details available on request.

Additional Units Availability & Pricing:
Double Unit: 32 sq m (350 sq ft)
Rent: £807.69 + VAT per week (PCM: £3,500 + VAT)
Triple Unit: 47 sq m (600 sq ft)
Rent: £1,083.46 + VAT per week (PCM: £4,500 + VAT)
Large Unit: 93 sq m (1,000 sq ft):
Rent: £1,384.62 + VAT per week (PCM: £6,000 + VAT)
*Note: Additional sizing options and pricings available upon request

Location:
Croydon is an established and highly practical commercial area known for its strong concentration of light industrial, trade counter, and logistics occupiers. The location benefits from excellent road connectivity, sitting close to the A23 and A232, with straightforward access to central Croydon, Purley Way, and the wider South London and Surrey road network, making it well suited to businesses requiring efficient distribution and servicing capability. Croydon itself is one of London`s largest commercial centres outside the core, offering a deep labour pool, a diverse business ecosystem, and ongoing investment in infrastructure and regeneration. For light industrial occupiers, the area combines affordability relative to inner London, ease of vehicle access, and proximity to a major metropolitan market, making it an attractive and functional base for operations serving both London and the South East.