Properties

Unit 4 is a purpose built, end of terrace high bay steel portal framed warehouse unit, with steel profile panel walls surmounted by a pitched steel profile panel roof.

To the front of the property is a canopy and a good sized concrete hardstanding loading and unloading area leading up to the main roller shutter door.

Unit 4 has a working eaves height of 7.3m to eaves with LED ceiling lights, a sealed concrete floor, a pedestrian door and a roller shutter door.

Unit 5 is a smaller, purpose built steel portal framed industrial warehouse unit, again with steel profile panel walls surmounted by a pitched steel profile panel roof.

Unit 5 is currently linked to Unit 4 and to the front of the property there is a good sized roller shutter door, which is ideally suited for loading and unloading from heavy goods’ vehicles to the yard in front.

Unit 5 has a working eaves height of 4.69m to eaves with LED ceiling lights, a sealed concrete floor, a pedestrian door and a roller shutter door.

Unit 4 GIA 14,893 sq ft 1,384.09 sq m
Unit 5 GIA 2,603 sq ft 241.90 sq m
Total 17,496 sq ft 1,625.99 sq m

Location
The property is located in a prominent position fronting, yet set back, from Wainwright Road close to the junction with Brindley Road, approximately a 3/4 mile to the west of junction 6 of the M5 motorway. Wainwright Road is the main arterial road running through Warndon Business Park which is a popular industrial location

Worcester is situated 29 miles south of Birmingham, 25 miles north of Cheltenham and 132 miles north west of central London. The M5 provides access to the south west of England and north to Birmingham, Birmingham International Airport and the wider national motorway network.

Worcester benefits from three mainline railway stations providing direct links into Birmingham New Street, Cheltenham, Oxford, Bristol, Cardiff and London Paddington, with London Paddington being reached in approximately two hours.