National Commercial Site Secured by Halls Princes Limited, Newton Heath, Manchester, M40 2HJ OVERVIEW • Existing commercial complex sitting on a Total Site Area of approximately 4.29 acres • Total Gross Internal Floor Area of approximately 108,111 sqft • Located in a popular commercial quarter of Manchester • Available as a whole or in two lots
Halls Commercial team have recently secured a deal to sell a £3.8m commercial site in the North West of the country after beating off stiff competition from national agents. The sale of the Princes Limited site in Manchester is one of the biggest the company has been involved in this year. The company has decided to relocate its juice plant from Newton Heath to Cardiff early next year, leaving a total area of 4.29 acres over two sites up for sale. James Evans, Head of Commercial, said: “We are delighted to have received instructions to market this site – with a £3.8m asking price it is one of the largest transactions we have ever been involved in. “There were a number of larger, national, agents in the running but we are thrilled to have won through and are already working hard to generate interest in what is a prime location.
For more information about these properties contact James Evans, Head of Commercial
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01743 450 700
james.evans@hallsgb.com
This is a tremendous opportunity, available in one of the busiest parts of the country and we are anticipating a great deal of interest from some very big names in the business world. The North West is thriving at the moment and its location makes it an ideal base with its excellent air, road and rail links, and it’s also within easy reach of some major ports. Halls Commercial has developed an excellent reputation within the industry and being awarded this prize recognises our continued success in being able to deliver the best deals for our clients of all sizes. “This area of Manchester is undergoing a significant regeneration, the subject of extensive inward investment and development and is in an established commercial location just under three miles from the city centre, comments James.” The property can be sold as a whole for £3.8million, or as two sites for £1.6m and £2.2m – the two sites are currently linked by tunnel under a railway line and offer a variety of potential office, warehouse and workshop space. Princes have operated the site as a juice plant but is transferring this production to its base in Cardiff leaving behind what are some extremely attractive commercial premises which would suit a variety of options and businesses. These are exciting times for Halls Commercial team and, despite the continuing uncertainty over Brexit, it is clear deals are still being done by forwardthinking companies planning for the future – and we will continue to be at the very heart of it. A full set of particulars are available to download on our website hallsgb.com/commercial-property.