Land at Arfield Business Park A525 Whitchurch Byp, Whitchurch
Shropshire, SY13 3JQ
Size: 325,000 Sq Ft
Price/Rent: On Application
Property Information
The site enjoys a prominent location on the outskirts of Whitchurch, approximately 0.75 miles from the town centre. Whitchurch is a market town in North Shropshire, which lies approximately 2 miles east of the Welsh border, 20 miles north of Shrewsbury and 20 miles south of Chester, with excellent main road and railway connections.
The site itself is situated just off the Whitchurch Bypass roundabout and bounded to the north by the A525 bypass road. It is adjoined by open fields to the south and east, with the A41 bypass road to the west. St John Talbot's School is located opposite, on the other side of the A525, accessed off Tilstock Road (B5476) and The White House School lies a short distance to the east on Prees Road (B5395).
The site is accessed directly off the A525 and has a prominent roadside frontage.
The property comprises a substantial plot of employment land, which is suitable for industrial development, subject to planning permission.
It is currently agricultural land, but has been allocated for employment use in the Shropshire Local Plan.
The land is predominantly level and regular in shape, being bounded by mature hedgerows with a gated vehicular access directly off the A525.
We understand that mains services are available close by. However, interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries in this regard.
Strictly by prior appointment with the Agent's Telford office:
Contact: Andrew Dixon MRICS
Direct Line: 01952 521005
Mobile: 07957 828 565
Email: andrew@andrew-dixon.co.uk
Ref: JAGD/3836
All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT, which may be payable at the prevailing rate.
Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs in connection with this matter.
The property is currently agricultural land, but is allocated for Employment Use in the Local Plan. It is offered for sale for industrial development, subject to planning permission.ng permission. Interested parties should make their own enquiries with the Local Planning Authority.
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