LE16 103 Bath Street, Market Harborough

The property is of solid brick construction with a triple-bay sloping roof supported by a timber truss frame having corrugated asbestos sheeting with transparent roof lights.

A later addition to the side of the main building is also of brick construction with a shallow mono-pitched roof with profiled sheeting.

The front section of the building comprises offices and ancillary accommodation having double glazed windows and gas-fired heating with the remainder of

the accommodation to the rear being warehousing.

Loading is provided to the end section of the middle bay of the warehouse with each loading door being approximately 4.2m wide and covered by a steel framed loading canopy with corrugated asbestos roof.

There are also 2 free-standing storage containers within the yard area.

Externally there is parking for approximately 12 vehicles provided to the front and side of the unit.

Substantial industrial warehouse extending to approximately 11,006 sq ft (GIA) including covered loading bay.

The property is located on Bath Street in a cluster of industrial occupiers, the remainder of Bath Street is primarily residential.

Bath Street is located approximately 1 mile south of the town centre and lies directly between the A508 Northampton Road and Farndon Road/ Western Avenue.

Market Harborough itself is an affluent market town with a population of approximately 24,000. The mainline train station is located just 1 mile away with regular services to London St Pancreas International, with a journey time of just under one hour.

Market Harborough enjoys excellent road links, with the A14 at Kelmarsh lying approximately 4 miles away via the A508 and the A14 in turn joins directly with the M1/M6 Catthorpe interchange approximately 23 miles to the west and to the East the A14 links with the east coast ports at Felixstowe and Harwich.