The property consists of a detached industrial unit constructed to a high specification with brick/block lower elevations and insulated cladding to the upper elevations and roof. Internally, the unit will provide open plan industrial accommodation with a minimum eaves height of approximately 6.4m (to the underside of the haunch). The unit will be delivered to a shell specification and benefits from a concrete floor, blockwork walls, 20% translucent rooflights and tracked overhead loading doors measuring circa 4.0m (width) by 5.4m (height).
Externally, there is ample parking and loading facilities to the front of the building.
Derby is a major commercial centre within the East Midlands region, situated approximately 8 miles to the west of Junction 25 of the M1 motorway and 40 miles north east of the city of Birmingham.
More specifically, the premises are located on the Osmaston Park Industrial Estate (Ascot Drive), on Dunstall Park Road, just off Ascot Drive, close to its junction with Osmaston Road and about 1.5 miles to the south east of Derby City Centre. Ascot Drive has established itself as one of Derby’s best known trading and industrial estates, serving the south of the city, and comprising a well-established business community trading
across a number of sectors. These include non-food retail such as Dunelm; trade-counter including Wolseley ‘centres’, Travis Perkins builders’ merchants, Screwfix; windows and doors companies, automotive businesses; and a wide range of other workshop and warehouse occupiers.
