103 Peasley Cross Lane, St. Helens, WA9 3AL

The subject property comprises a detached two storey part brick / part clad building constructed circa 1970's/80’s situated beneath a part sloping and part north light roof design and benefiting from an eaves height of 3 metres.

The property is prominently located opposite the St Helens rugby stadium and close to St Helens Retail Park and could lend itself to a trade counter or secondary retail warehouse type use.

There is a small yard area providing parking for approx. 2 or 3 parking spaces within the curtilage of the site.

The property has the benefit of £1,000 per annum income generated by an advertising billboard on Peasley Cross Lane on a 10 year agreement with a 5 yearly rent review.

St Helens is situated in the north-west, midway between the major cities of Liverpool and Manchester and is strategically located making it easily accessible for several major motorway networks.

M6: Running north-south, providing a vital link between St Helens and other major cities, including Birmingham to the south and Carlisle to the north. It facilitates access to Scotland and the Midlands.
M62: East-west motorway connecting Liverpool to Hull, passing close to St Helens. It provides a direct route to Manchester and Leeds.
M57: Linking St Helens to the outskirts of Liverpool, offering a swift route to the city without having to navigate through its centre.
M58: Connects the M6 near Wigan to the Liverpool area, providing another access point to St Helens from the west.

These motorways make St Helens an attractive location for business and leisure, offering efficient routes to key destinations across the UK.