Manufacturing Units for sale in ST5, Newcastle

Commercial Property in ST5 available for sale

Manufacturing Units for Sale Within 5 miles of the ST5, Newcastle

7 Manor St

Stoke On Trent, ST4 2PT

Light Industrial for Sale
£425,000
3,850 sq ft

24 Hour Access
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Stoke On Trent Light Industrial for Sale - Fenton

The available accommodation includes a mix of warehouse, workshop, storage, and office facilities arranged across three industrial units and an office block. Unit 7 offers a substantial warehouse and store, while Units 7a and 7b provide additional storage and workshop space suitable for car-related or general light-industrial occupiers. The site is fully income-producing at present, with Unit 7b expected to be re-let at an increased rent upon becoming vacant in August 2026. With longstanding tenants and demonstrated demand for space, the units offer stable immediate income plus near-term rental uplift potential. The property is available for sale freehold for £425,000.

Contact:

Rory Mack Associates Ltd

Property Subtype:

Light Manufacturing

Date on Market:

23/02/2026

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Chatterley Park, Plot D1 - Chatterley Park

Stoke-On-Trent

Industrial for Sale
Price Upon Request
76,000 sq ft

Energy Performance: A
Security System
Car Charging Station
24 Hour Access
Reception

Stoke-On-Trent Industrial for Sale - Newcastle-under-Lyme

Plot D features three opportunities ideal for industrial and logistics occupiers looking for grade-A space. The units will benefit from separate secure goods yards and parking, dock and level access doors, plus generous first floor fitted offices.

Contact:

Harworth Group plc

Property Subtype:

Distribution Warehouses

Date on Market:

26/06/2024

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More details for Light Industrial for Sale

Garner St

Stoke On Trent

Industrial for Sale
£450,000
9,120 sq ft
1 Unit Available

Stoke On Trent Light Industrial for Sale - Stoke-on-Trent Fringe

A two storey industrial unit of brick elevations supporting a reinforced concrete first floor and pitched steel truss roof with metal profile roof surface. Originally constructed as part of the Twyford factory complex, the building was built to withstand the demands of the pottery industry and as such was constructed to a higher specification than most buildings of a similar age.