Commercial property for sale in Units 21 - 24 Slaidburn Crescent, Slaidburn Industrial Estate, Southport PR9

The premises comprise a substantial detached industrial property being predominantly portal frame construction with mixed brick, block and clad walls beneath mixed profiled sheet roof incorporating translucent roof lights. The property is built in bays in an ‘L’ configuration with 2 storey offices to the front together with further single storey works offices.

The building was originally in multi occupancy arranged in bays thus lending itself to be easily subdivided back into bays thus providing a range of options either for investment or owner occupation of part or the whole of the remaining property.

Unit 21 has been subdivided from the balance of the site including utilities.

•Partially let to Bell, Sons & Co.(Druggists) Limited on a new 15 year term on full repairing terms
•Passing rent of part being £121,228 per annum (£5.25 per ft2), subject to 5 yearly tenant breaks and rent reviews to rpi (All items)
•Potential rental growth by sub dividing the units into smaller denominations.
•Suitable for investment or owner occupiers of part

The property is situated within the well established Slaidburn Industrial Estate, which is the principle estate lying to the northern end of Southport. The location is a short distance from the A565 which links Southport with Preston via the A59.

Southport is an affluent seaside town on the Sefton Coast and is a gateway to the Ribble Estuary located approximately 18 miles north of Liverpool and 40 miles north west of Manchester. The town is well connected with the A565 providing a direct link to Liverpool and Preston and the A570 which leads onto Junction 3 of the M58 motorway network.

The town is readily accessible via rail services. There are frequent direct rail services to Liverpool and Manchester in as short a journey time of 45 minutes and 1 hour 10 minutes respectively.

Southport has an urban area population of approximately 94,421 and is a core part of the North West’s visitor economy. The town is well established and is one of the UK’s most popular seaside resorts, attracting more than 8.65 million visitors per annum.