The property comprises a modern detached distribution warehouse building constructed in 2004. The unit is of steel portal frame construction with full height profile metal clad elevations and roof. The warehouse has an eaves height of 8 metres. Heating is provided by warm air blowers and lighting from sodium light boxes. Loading to the warehouse is provided via 3 dock level and 2 level access loading doors.
There is a large canopy extending over the level access doors, leading onto a 40m deep yard accessed via a security hut and barrier to the side elevation secured by palisade fencing.
There is a 2 storey office to the front elevation with brick elevations and double glazed aluminium windows. Internally the offices have carpeted concrete floors, suspended ceilings with recessed strip lighting and perimeter trunking. There are 72 car parking spaces to the front of the property.
Daventry is considered to be one the of the leading industrial and distribution locations in the United Kingdom in the heart of the Golden Triangle. There is excellent motorway access with the M1 at junctions 16 and 18 being approximately 4 miles to the north and 8 miles to the south respectively. The M1/M6/A14 Catthorpe Interchange is approximately 10 miles to the north. Daventry Rail Freight Terminal is 7 miles to the north.
Badby Park lies approximately 1 ½ miles to the north of Daventry town centre. The estate forms part of a major distribution warehouse location which includes Apex Park, developed by Prologis and a number of other modern distribution warehouses. Occupiers on the park include Hankook Tyres, Wetherspoon, Ceva Logistics, Hellman, Ingram Micro, ToolStation and Crown Paints.
