The property comprises a building of steel construction arranged over a single floor offering industrial accommodation within. The infill walls of the building are constructed of concrete blocks and brickwork. The property has been sub-divided to provide a number of different properties. The eaves heights of these units range from 4.7 metres to 8.35 metres. Some of the units also benefit from crane use.
The property is located on Catkin Way which forms part of the Greenfield Industrial Estate, which is located to the south of Bishop Auckland. Bishop Auckland is a market town situated within County Durham, where the River Gaunless flows into the larger River Wear. The town is connected to the rest of the country via the A688 and A6072 trunk routes. The A688 is connected to Junction 60 of the M1 via the A689 road. Public transport links to the town are provided at its own railway station, which is on the Wear Valley line and the Weardale Railway steam heritage line. Bishop Auckland also benefits from having its own bus station with services connecting the town to the rest of County Durham.
