The Steel Centre Wainwright Rd 47,759 sq ft 69% Let Industrial Property Worcester WR4 9FA £4,250,000 (£88.99/sq ft)

The Steel Centre is prominently located on Wainwright Road, on the established Shire Business Park, close to its junction with Brindley Road, approximately ½ mile from Junction 6 of the M5 motorway. The location therefore offers excellent access to the national motorway network. The surrounding area comprises a mixture of industrial and office buildings, with notable nearby occupiers including Sytner BMW, Mazak, Evri and Worcester Bosch.
The Steel Centre is prominently located on Wainwright Road, close to J6 of the M5.
The property comprises an industrial estate arranged to provide seven units on a self contained, 2.72 acre site. All units are of steel portal frame construction with profile steel panel roofs. Unit 1 provides an open plan warehouse/workshop incorporating 7 tonne cranage, translucent roof panels, a manual roller shutter door and a mezzanine floor extending to approximately 323 sq ft. Unit 1A includes two manual roller shutter doors and an eaves height of 3.75m. Units 2 and 3 are currently interconnected but could be separated if required. Unit 2 includes 10 tonne and 5 tonne cranage, two electric roller shutter doors, a 6.2m eaves height and two storey office accommodation. Unit 3 provides 3 tonne cranage, a concertina and dock level door and two storey office accommodation. Unit 4 benefits from a 7m eaves height, an electric roller shutter door and LED lighting. A loading canopy spans Units 3 and 4, extending to approximately 4,228 sq ft. Units 5 and 6 each benefit from manual roller shutter doors, LED lighting and translucent roof panels. Externally, the estate offers a substantial hardstanding area providing car parking and a loading yard.
52,656 sq ft (4,892 sq m) industrial accommodation 5,938 sq ft (552 sq m) offices 4,228 sq ft (393 sq m) canopy Seven units on a self contained site area of 2.72 acres (1.10 hectares) Substantial hardstanding area providing parking and loading yard