Enterprise Road, Enterprise Village, Old Dalby

A hugely rare offering on to the rental market, one of four high quality recently built office & workshop/warehouse units. The unit has been built to an exceptionally high specification with a contemporary interior and exterior and being visually attractive with a double height glazed entrance atrium, bespoke steel staircase rising to the first floor office space. The property is heated by air source heating and has 3 phase electricity. The ground floor lends itself to a workshop/warehouse accessed via a high sided roller door, ideal height for tall racking or could be converted into further office space with a ground floor WC. On the first floor there is also a high ceiling and windows enjoying panoramic views across open countryside which is a rare offering on an industrial park. There is a contemporary fitted kitchenette with sink and drainer unit and space for a fridge as well as a first floor WC and has aluminium glazing throughout. Externally the site surrounding the property is accessed via a secure barrier, there are three allocated car parking spaces immediately in front of the unit and additional visitors spaces. The boundaries of the site are landscaped with trees and planting and there are two break-out seating areas for the communal use of the four units. Due to the individual nature of this property and the high specification, we strongly advise an early internal inspection to avoid missing out.

Location

Old Dalby is ideally situated for fast access to the surrounding centres of Nottingham, Melton Mowbray, Loughborough and Leicester. The new north-west Leicester by-pass at Leicester provides direct access to the M1. The village is particularly unspoilt and is situated around a traditional village green setting and offers a thriving village community revolving around the local village school, popular pub and church. The village is well known for its wealth of attractive cottage and substantial properties, as well as its dog friendly gastro pub, The Crown, which is a 17th-century Inn, sells real ales and seasonal fare and has open-fires and a landscaped garden.