Unit 17 Dunstall Estate, Leigh Place, Welling, Kent, DA16
Size
1,930
Tenure
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- Primary use
- Industrial park
- Other use(s)
- Light industrial
No floor / site plan
Key features
- Minimum eaves height of 5.5m
- First floor offices and storage mezzanine
- Reception area and kitchenette
- WCs on ground and first floor
- 3 phase power
- The premises have been measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice on a gross internal (GIA) basis as follows:
Description
The property comprises a two storey detached steel portal frame building with part brick part clad elevations. The pitched roof has an apex of 7.2m and the eaves height to the underside of the haunch is 5.5m.
EPC
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Unit 17 Dunstall Estate, Leigh Place, Welling, Kent, DA16
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