A blend of industrial and office space has come to market for the first time off the M5 at Oldbury.
Situated in a secured gated industrial estate off Roway Lane, the detached warehouse unit, Bond at Oldbury, spans 27,484 sq ft.
The building is made up of an internal two-storey office block spanning 10,462 sq ft, the first floor of which is made up of a boardroom with large open plan office area. The rest of the unit comprises a warehouse with 6.5m eaves, with five loading doors to the rear and one to the front of the building.
The facility is based on the Direct 2 Industrial Park and was purpose-built for Cannon Hygiene in 2004. Until recently (June), it was occupied by international facilities management company, OCS Group.
It is being marketed by our Birmingham agency team on behalf of landlord, Goodliffe Estates.
Charlotte Fullard, associate at Vail Williams, commented: “It is rare for such a good mixture of industrial and office space to become available with such excellent transport links, making this the ideal HQ opportunity. Situated just two miles off Junction 2 of the M5 at Oldbury, Bond is a strategically located property, particularly for those businesses operating in logistics and last-mile delivery.”
The warehouse comes with a 0.69 acre secure concrete yard to the rear and ample parking for over 70 vehicles, with prior planning for a 10,000 sq ft extension on the 0.23 acres of land that comes with it.
“As occupiers seek to evolve or consolidate their portfolios amid the current climate, this combination of office and industrial space creates the opportunity for businesses to bring their operations under one roof, whilst benefitting from the option to expand to meet future demand.
“We expect to see a good level of interest in this building and will be arranging viewings over the coming weeks,” Charlotte concluded.
Bond at Oldbury is being marketed for let at £198,500 per annum. Download the brochure here.
For further information visit https://www.oldburybond.co.uk/ or to arrange a viewing, contact Charlotte Fullard.
