301 Grendon Road, Earls Barton, Northampton

Access to the site is via a private road leading to Grendon Road, which is held under a supplemental lease.

The waste transfer and recycling building is a single bay building of steel portal frame construction and benefitting from 14 roller shutter doors, 2 dock level doors and sprinkler system. The building is established under a curved roof with an eaves height of 8.3 metres. The workshop is a single bay steel portal frame building with part brick and block/part box profile steel cladding. The building benefits from an eaves of 4.5 metres and established under a pitched roof, with access via a roller shutter door. The offices are two storey and of a brick and block construction under a mono-pitched roof. The offices benefit from a board room, individual and open plan offices, suspended ceilings, solid floors with floor boxes, recessed lighting, air conditioning and double glazing. There are WCs on the ground floor and a kitchen on the first floor. Part of the ground floor is segregated for mess and welfare facilities and the weighbridges are also connected to the office. The balance of the site includes four raised weighbridges with concrete ramps either end, car parking area (43 spaces) to the south of the workshop and lagoon/reedbed for surface water runoff to the southeast of the site. To the north of the workshop is a water pumping station in third party ownership.

The property is situated on the eastern side of Grendon Road within a rural location in Northamptonshire. Grendon Road, via Station Road, provides good access to the A45 which in turn connects into Junction 15 of the M1 to the west and Junction 13 of the A14 to the east. Earls Barton town centre lies 1.6 kilometres(1 mile) to the north with Northampton lying 11.3 kilometres (7 miles) to the west and Wellingborough 8.7 kilometres (5.4miles) to the northeast.