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Development Land Navigation Close 1.78 Acres of Industrial Land for Lease in Oldbury B69 4FN
HIGHLIGHTS
- Onsite parking within areas defined
- Private access road with security gates
- All utility services available
PLOT AVAILABLE
Display Rent as
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Total Plot Size | 1.78 ac |
| Lease Term | Negotiable |
| Rent | |
| Lease Term | Negotiable |
| Total Plot Size | 1.78 ac |
Development Land and Industrial Unit available as a whole or in two lots. Lot 1: Development Land: Site of approx. 1.78 acres or 77,800 sq. ft to let at £2/sq. ft in whole or part. May consider a sale for £2.9 million. Description: Site of approx. 1.78 acres or 77,800 sq. ft to let @ £2/sq. ft in whole or part. May consider a sale for £2.9 million. The site is located off Navigation Close, 1.5 miles east of Junction 2 of the M5, approx. 5.6 miles from central Birmingham. Lot 2: Industrial Unit: Existing Industrial building with 5 tonne gantry cranage facility. Eaves height 5.9m. Accessible via Navigation Close. Description: 17,560 sq. ft to let @ £9.50/sq. ft with concrete yard and parking. May consider a sale for £3.0 million. The site is located off Navigation Close, 1.5 miles east of Junction 2 of the M5, approx. 5.6 miles from central Birmingham.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
Development land available for industrial usage. Accessible via Navigation Close. The site is located off Navigation Close, 1.5 miles east of Junction 2 of the M5, approx. 5.6 miles from central Birmingham. Oldbury, located in the West Midlands, is a historic town with deep industrial roots and a vibrant modern identity. Originally part of the ancient parish of Halesowen, Oldbury’s name derives from the Old English Ealdenbyrig, meaning “old fortification”, reflecting its long-standing significance. During the Industrial Revolution, Oldbury flourished as a centre for ironworking, coal mining, and chemical production, contributing to the Black Country’s reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse. Today, Oldbury is part of the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell and offers a wide range of amenities. The town centre features traditional markets, high-street shops, and independent retailers, alongside cafes and pubs. Green spaces like Langley Park and Portway Hill Nature Reserve provide scenic retreats, while the Titford Canal network offers tranquil walking routes. Families benefit from several schools and colleges, and excellent transport links via the M5 motorway and Sandwell & Dudley railway station makes commuting easy. The site itself is located near the Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN), which played a crucial role in the industrial growth of the region and has long been associated with metal processing and recycling.
PROPERTY FACTS
| Total Space Available | 1.78 ac | Property Subtype | Industrial |
| Property Type | Land | Proposed Use | Commercial |
| Total Space Available | 1.78 ac |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Industrial |
| Proposed Use | Commercial |
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Development Land | Navigation Close
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