Under Offer

TypeMedical Clinics · Office · Development - Residential

MK15 Collis House, Newport Road, Woolstone

TenureFor sale

Collis House, Newport Road, Woolstone, MK151/2

Specification

Building size
Building size4,270sqft
Land size
Land size0.42acres
Property type
Property typeMedical Clinics · Office · Development - Residential
Tenure
TenureFor sale

Description

Collis House is a two storey, detached building, built in about 2000 as a purpose built office/therapeutic centre providing safe and accessible therapy space suitable for families, adults and children.

The building is set back from the road and is constructed from brick-faced, cavity walls. It was purpose-built to provide offices and consulting rooms and may suit a variety of users. It would make an ideal location for a city based charity seeking a lower-cost out of town flexible lease.

There are 21 car parking spaces. The site area, which includes a self-contained and secure garden, is 0.42 acres (0.17 hectares).

Services The property is connected to all mains services. Heating is provided by a gas fired system. The services have not been tested by the Agent.

Rates The property has a Rateable Value of £39,000. Any rates payable should be confirmed with the Local Authority.

EPC The property has an EPC of 'C' (58).

VAT All figures are quoted exclusive of VAT at the prevailing rate.

Tenure and Terms Offers are invited for the leasehold interest.

The lease term is 125 years from 1 February 2000. The ground Rent is £1 per annum.

The lease is subject to a restriction to a User that is "a charity statutory body or approved body for the benefit of the community of Milton Keynes".

The assignment is subject to approval by the Landlord.

The leasehold (free from the charitable use restriction) or freehold is available through negotiation.

Location

The leafy suburb of Woolstone lies immediately south of the H6 (Childs Way) and has excellent access to the M1 motorway (J14) and City Centre; both under 1.5 miles away.

Collis House is located on the south end of Newport Road, opposite the Ouzel Valley Park, with its network of public footpaths and open space convenient for country walks and other outdoor activities.

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