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Light industrial facility to lease

Port Of Sunderland, Barrack Street, Sunderland, SR1 2BU

POA
Naylors Gavin Black LLP, Newcastle Upon Tyne
SIZE AVAILABLE

479,160 sq ft

44,515 sq m

SECTOR

Light industrial facility to lease

Lease details

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Key features

  • Enterprise Zone Development Site To Let
  • Design and Build Opportunities - Subject to Planning
  • Open Storage Opportunities

Description

Location

The site is located within the Port of Sunderland at the heart of the north east coastline.

The port is a fully connected multimodal hub for the North East of England. Served by all communication links including the A19 via the A1018 and the direct rail link from the Port to the south of Durham via the Durham Coast Line. The port offers development sites suitable for manufacturing, port related storage and distribution activity related to its core activities in circular economy commodity and offshore renewable energy markets.

Description

Trinity Rail, Road & Sea extends to 11 acres and is located adjacent to the main entrance of the port.

The site has recently been the subject of major enabling engineering works, is securely fenced with gates access from Extension Road, and is mainly laid with dolomite. 1.5MVA is currently available, with two substations, located at either end of the site.

The site enjoys unrivalled access to open sea, rail network and road connections offering a range of advantages to tenants including enhanced capital allowances via the employment zone status.

Brochures

Port Of Sunderland, Barrack Street, Sunderland, SR1 2BU

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NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Stadium of Light Metro Station0.9 miles
  • Sunderland Station1.0 miles
  • St Peter's Tram Stop1.0 miles

About Naylors Gavin Black LLP, Newcastle Upon Tyne

One Strawberry Lane Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 4BX

As commercial property specialists for the North East, Naylors have their head office in the heart of Newcastle. The firm was founded twenty years ago by Bill Naylor, managing director, and has retained its independence, growing to become one of the most respected practices in the area.

This is reflected in Naylors being invited to represent the North East through membership of PAI, a prestigious organisation of like-minded professionals covering most of the Uk.

Today, Naylors handle a wide range of commercial and industrial properties in an area that stretches from Yorkshire to Northumberland and beyond. Our client list includes every kind of organisation from public bodies and national chains to local SME companies.

It is the quality of our people that makes the difference. Fully qualified professionals with a commitment to their clients’ interest and the in-depth knowledge to provide a tailor-made service.

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