PL5 Units 1-2e & 3 Kestrel Park, Burrington Way Industrial Estate,, Plymouth

Units 1A-2E comprise purpose built rectangular steel portal frame factory with 2 storey office complement to the north elevation and loading bay projecting from the east elevation.

Approached by a shared access way from Burrington Way, the factory building has car parking to the west and a service yard to the east of the building. There are 8 loading bay doors to the front and rear of the building.

The building is abutted to its southern elevation by Unit 3 Kestrel Park, a rectangular warehouse with a narrow, raised loading platform with ramped access to its east elevation and office, kitchen and sanitary facilities to the west of the warehouse.

There is a hard surfaced yard to the rear east elevation of Unit 3 providing parking.

Plymouth is situated at the western end of the A38 (Devon Expressway) which provides dual carriageway communication with Exeter approximately 45 miles to the north east, where it joins the M5 motorway at junction 31. The A38 continues westwards over the Tamar Bridge and into Cornwall. The A386 route running northwards from the Devon Expressway provides a link to Plymouth's northern suburbs, Tavistock and Okehampton. Mainline rail connections are available with direct services to Bristol, London, the Midlands and north. Plymouth also benefits from passenger and car ferries to northern France and to northern Spain.

Burrington Way Industrial Estate is located to the south of the A38 expressway between the main arterial roads of Crownhill Road to the north and Outland Road to the south, approximately 2 miles northeast of Plymouth City Centre. Burrington Way is a cul-de-sac, and the subject assets are located on the southern side at its western end.