1 Ash Court, Parc Menai, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 4DF
Size
2,200
Tenure
Leasehold
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Parking
10
- Primary use
- Traditional office
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No floor / site plan
Key features
- Office investment for sale - Also would site owner occupier
- 2,200 sq ft at £220,000
- Passing rent = £14,400 per annum
- Total rent when fully let = £26,400
- Each suite qualifies for small business rate relief
Description
1 Ash Court, Parc Menai, Bangor
Total of 2,200 sq ft
10 allocated car spaces
Provides 3 lettable suites + kitchen + WCS
Suite A (1,000 sq ft) - Vacant - 6 car spaces
Suite B (600 sq ft) - Vacant - 2 car spaces
Suite C (600 sq ft) let to Kimberley Gulf Ltd - 9 yrs from 1 Dec 2021 with breaks every 3 years - 2 car spaces
Total income when fully let = £26,400 pa
WC's and kitchen are shared.
High speed internet via "Fibrespeed" is available
Estate Charge c £4,000 pa (Not fixed) payable by landlord for estate management services
Each suite qualifies for small business rates relief
Purchase is of the long lease to expire Feb 2254 for sale
Copy of long lease available upon request
Ideal SIPP purchase
Well presented space
VAT is payable
Sale anticipated to be by way of TOGC
Ash Court is located on the prestigious Parc Menai business park opposite the junction of Ffordd Y Llyn and Ffordd Gelli Morgan. Parc Menai is set in mature parkland of 75 acres (30 hectares) and is strategically located adjacent to the junction of the A487 (T) with junction 9 of the A55. The nearby university city of Bangor has a population of approximately 19,000* and 2 higher education institutions. With a well educated population in the travel to work area there is ready access to a wide range of skills. Parc Menai features a number of useful facilities, including a creche and the Parc Britannia hotel and restaurant. Further information is available at
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1 Ash Court, Parc Menai, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 4DF
About Legat Owen, Chester
Legat Owen is a multi-disciplinary, general practice firm of Chartered Surveyors established in 1986 with a head office in Chester.
We offer a full range of services including agency (industrial, office, retail/roadside/leisure, investment & land/development), property management, landlord & tenant, valuation, building surveying, development consultancy and rating. As a multi-disciplinary commercial property consultant, departments work alongside one another to provide a full complement of services to our clients as required.
Geographically, the practice acts across the whole of the UK with particular emphasis on the North West of England and Wales.
For the future, the company will continue to concentrate on its core strengths of delivering expert property advice on a personalised basis.
As a testament to these values, the Directors and staff are proud of the fact that we are still involved with many of the clients for whom we first acted for nearly forty years ago.
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