New Mill Lane, Forest Town, Mansfield, NG19 0HQ

Unit 1 at Warren Farm Stables comprises a self-contained industrial / storage unit extending to approximately 586 sq ft (54.44 m²).

Constructed of traditional brick elevations beneath a pitched roof, the property benefits from a generous internal eaves height, providing excellent usable vertical space suitable for storage, workshop or light industrial uses (STP).

Access is provided via a 4.3 metre wide electric roller shutter door with an approximate height of 2.47 metres, allowing straightforward loading and vehicular access. In addition, there is a separate side pedestrian access doors.

Internally, the unit benefits from a solid concrete floor and installed electric supply, offering a functional and ready-to-occupy space.

The premises are available immediately.

Accommodation

Total Gross Internal Area:
586 sq ft (54.44 m²)

Rental

£6,900 per annum

(£575 per calendar month)

Strictly no motor trade will be accepted

Warren Farm occupies a rural yet accessible position north of Forest Town, within the wider market town of Mansfield in Nottinghamshire. Forest Town is a well-established residential area with a population of over 11,000 and benefits from strong local community amenities and infrastructure.

The property is accessed via a shared private driveway approximately 800 metres north off New Mill Lane, providing discreet but convenient vehicular entry from the wider road network.

Mansfield town centre lies a short distance to the south, offering a broad range of retail, commercial, leisure and professional services, along with bus and rail connections that link the area to Nottingham, Worksop, Chesterfield and beyond. The site is well-positioned for occupiers requiring a balance of countryside setting and regional accessibility.

Surrounding land uses are predominantly agricultural and equestrian, reflecting the property"s established use and appeal to rural-oriented businesses, while significant residential development nearby underlines the area"s ongoing growth and local demand.