Freehold Body Workshop And Development Site In Lancashire For Sale

Business description

HISTORY

• The premises were originally a sports/social centre, which the current owner converted into a motor body workshop approximately two decades ago.
• The workshop had contracts with prestigious main dealer brands and the workshop is equipped to meet these high standards.

REASON FOR SALE

• The owner wishes to pursue his other business interests, which are unrelated to the motor industry

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE

• The vendor has informed us that an EPC is being conducted at present












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An Energy Performance Certificate will be made available upon request of further details where one is required for the business premises

Property information

Property:

Freehold

Location:

• The development site is located in a pleasant village setting just set off the busy road passing through the village

Premises details:

• The premises at present are being utilised for car body work with spray booths to BMW standards.
• A second unit at present is let on a temporary basis to a business also involved within the motor trade
• The 2nd unit
• The premises are secure and benefit from extensive car parking facilities. There are 10 spaces to the front, 50 spaces to the side and rear, which are gated and secure and a further 20 internal spaces

Other information

Expansion potential:

• The premises would ideally suit another company/business within the motor trade wishing to acquire freehold premises or expand.
• Subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions, the freehold premises would prove suitable for a variety of uses including:
o Sports/social centre
o Warehousing/distribution
o Splitting into smaller industrial units or offices especially with the shortages within the area