Rapid Platforms site, London Road,Spellbrook CM23 4AU

A semi-detached building constructed of part-blockwork and a steel portal frame under a pitched roof, with an internal eaves height of 4.172 m rising to 5.869 m sitting on a site of approximately 1.2 acres. The main building is laid out over two floors: ground (warehouse, ancillary and staff areas) and first floor mezzanine (offices). Main access is through a pedestrian door located to the left of the building adjacent to the security barrier.

The ground floor area consists of meeting rooms, reception area, storage, training areas, WCs and kitchen facilities, along with the main warehouse element. The warehouse features an open plan, well appointed space with natural light panels and strip lighting. The warehouse is accessed either through the main staff areas or via three electric up-and-over roller shutter doors (each circa 4.341 m wide x 3.951 m high) located to the rear and servicing the whole warehouse. A full depth vehicle inspection pit is located within the warehouse element and appears to still be in a serviceable condition.

To the upper floor is traditional office space, consisting of several separate rooms. The offices benefit from air-conditioning, perimeter power points, double glazed windows, electric heaters and suspended ceilings with both strip and Cat II lighting attached.

Externally the yard area is particularly substantial for the size of building and there are several outbuildings, a covered unsecured/open storage barn and storage containers.

The property is located just off the A1184 in the Hertfordshire village of Spellbrook, approximately two miles north of Sawbridgeworth. Bishop's Stortford is the closest large town, offering mainline rail services to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge, and easy access to the M11, A120 and London Stansted Airport.

The site neighbours the IMO car wash and the Hilton Suzuki garage/showroom and has a prominent road frontage.