217 Chester Street, Aston, Birmingham, B6 4AE

Description
The property comprises a detached, modern industrial/warehouse building of steel portal frame construction, providing well-configured accommodation suitable for a range of industrial and logistics occupiers.

The warehouse benefits from a clear internal eaves height of approximately 5.52m and is accessed via a single level loading door. The unit is both heated and lit, with specification including concrete flooring and a substantial mezzanine floor, which provides additional storage or operational space.

Ancillary accommodation is provided at both ground and first floor levels, comprising office space together with staff welfare facilities.

Externally, the property benefits from a fenced and secure yard area, which provides loading and car parking provision. Additional car parking is available on street locally.

Location
The property is situated on Chester Street within the established industrial area of Aston, Birmingham, approximately 2.5 miles north east of Birmingham City Centre.

The location benefits from excellent connectivity, with Junction 6 of the M6 motorway (Spaghetti Junction) located approximately 1 mile to the north east, accessed via the A38(M) Aston Expressway. The A38 provides a direct arterial route into Birmingham City Centre and the wider motorway network.

The surrounding area comprises a mix of industrial, trade counter and commercial occupiers, with the location well served by public transport, including regular bus services and nearby rail connections.

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Services
We understand that the premises has all mains services connected on site.

The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and therefore recommends that all interested parties carry out their own investigations.

Electricity Supply
We have been advised that the existing capacity is 46 kVA, however, the previous tenant had applied and paid for an increase to 138 kVA. The upgrade was approved and the associated cable works were completed, but the process was not finalised as they did not execute the supply contract prior to entering liquidation.

National Grid have advised that, given a previous approval was in place for 138 kVA, an increase to circa 70–80 kVA for a new tenant is likely to be achievable. This would be subject to submitting a new enquiry and entering into a new connection agreement. The indicative timescale for this process is approximately 3–4 weeks.