Plot 2, Thameside Terminal, Salt Lane, Cliffe, Rochester, Kent, ME3

The property comprises an irregular shaped open storage yard, laid to concrete hardstanding, and benefits from mains power and water supplies.

The site is self-contained and secured by way of palisade fencing to the perimeter, with gated access from Salt Lane.

If necessary, our client has indicated that they would be prepared to split the site in two, as shown indicatively on the aerial image.

Location

The property is situated at Thameside Terminal on Salt Lane in Cliffe, Kent. Cliffe is approximately 6 miles north of Rochester town centre and close to junction 1 of the M2 motorway, providing excellent connectivity to the wider road network. The site is also just 4 miles from the A289 Wainscott Bypass, offering
fast access to the A2, M2 and M25 corridors. The site also benefits from close proximity to the proposed Lower Thames Crossing, which will link Kent and Essex via a new tunnel under the River Thames.

Thameside Terminal is accessed via the B2000, passing over the railway bridge, then via Rectory Road and Buckland Road to the very end of Salt Lane. This strategic location is ideal for businesses requiring proximity to major transport routes while benefiting from a secure and well-serviced industrial setting.

Accommodation

The site area is approximate and has been provided by our client, as follows:

Total = 1.03 acres / 0.417 hectares

It is possible to split the site from 0.5 acres upwards.

Service Charge Comments

A service charge is applicable. Further details on application.

VAT

All rents, prices and premiums are exclusive of VAT under the Finance Act 1989.

Rating

Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.

Legal Costs

Each party to bear their own legal costs incurred in this transaction.

Tenure Comments

The property is available by way of a new full repairing and insuring lease on terms to be agreed. Whilst the preference is to let the site as a whole, our client has indicated that they would consider a split.