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More details for Dunning St, Stoke On Trent - Industrial for Sale

Trent House - Dunning St

Stoke On Trent, ST6 5AP

Light Industrial for Sale
£950,000
5,110 - 11,381 sq ft
2 Units Available

Security System
24 Hour Access

Stoke On Trent Industrial for Sale - Tunstall, Staffordshire

The property is a detached steel portal-frame industrial building with a total gross internal area of 16,491 sq ft, positioned on Dunning Street within convenient reach of Tunstall High Street and key regional routes including the A50, A500 and M6. Benefiting from a secure surfaced yard, ample vehicle parking and three-phase power to the workshop areas, Trent House is well suited for logistics, engineering, production or trade counter uses. The building includes multiple office suites, welfare facilities and gas-heated office accommodation, supporting a strong administrative and operational setup. Its strategic location approximately 6 miles from M6 Junction 16 enhances connectivity across Stoke-on-Trent and the wider Midlands, making it a compelling acquisition for businesses requiring efficient transport access.

Contact:

Rory Mack Associates Ltd

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

05/03/2026

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Galveston Grove

Stoke On Trent, ST4 3PE

Industrial for Sale
£575,000
4,800 sq ft
1 Unit Available

Energy Performance: C

Stoke On Trent Industrial for Sale - Fenton

The landlord would consider a sale of the freehold. Price is on Application.

Contact:

Mounsey Chartered Surveyors

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

23/12/2025

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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.