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North Wales industrial unit offers prime investment opportunity
A heavy industrial unit with offices and parking in North Wales is on the market for £950,000 freehold.
The unit at 14 Aber Road, Flint, is for sale through Coventry-based commercial property specialists Bromwich Hardy.
Partner Tom Bromwich said: “This unit represents a very sound investment. This part of Deeside is an established industrial area and is ideally located for connections to Liverpool, Manchester and the North West, as well as Wales and the Midlands.
“The site has significant infrastructure in place, with a high power supply, onsite substation and ample parking, and runs to more than 17,000 sq ft in total.
“There are shops and eating places close to the site, and Flint train station is a short walk away. It is an ideal base for a business to relocate, or for an investment opportunity.”
The unit has a 1,000 KVA power supply from the onsite substation and covers 17,056.5 sq ft (1,584.55 sq m), with an apex height of 7.7 m. There is a reception area and six offices off a main corridor, as well as two toilet blocks and a kitchen.
There are two external sheds, roller door access and electric gates to the front of the site.
The unit has 26 parking spaces, LED and halogen lighting and a mezzanine over the warehouse area with a small office.
The site, which is secured with chain link fencing, allows for separate entrances and exits at the rear.
It is offered for sale freehold. For more information visit the Bromwich Hardy website or to arrange a viewing, contact Tom Bromwich or Caine Gilchrist on 02476 308900.
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