The Die-Pat Centre, Broad March, Long March Industrial Estate, Daventry, NN11 4HE

Summary

The warehouse/industrial area comprises the original build and an extended part to the rear. The buildings are principally of steel frame construction with a trussed roof, metal clad elevations and a solid concrete floor. The eaves height ranges from 6m to 7.5m. There are 3 ground level loading doors.

The original building is largely full height, whereas the newer part has a large mezzanine first floor installed in the back section of the property.

There are also small side extensions which provide additional laboratory, workshop and storage space.

At the front, the two storey offices are brick built, with double glazed windows and flat roof. Internally there is a good sized reception area, WC’s and kitchenette facilities. The offices are finished with carpets, suspended ceilings and inset LED lighting.

There is a loading to the side of the warehouses, with a large concrete yard to the rear of the site, together with an additional landscaped area,
potentially suited to hard surface (STPP).

Further space is also offered in the car parking area to the front of the site.

Key Points

Location

Daventry is located approximately 12 miles west of the county town of Northampton and is centrally located in the ‘Golden Triangle’.

It has excellent access to the M1, with links to both J16 via the new A45 link road, and J18 via the A361. In addition, the M45, M40, M6, A14 and A5 are all within easy reach.

The property itself is located on Broad March and is part of one of the most established industrial estates in the town, less than a mile from the town centre. The position is highly visible from the A425.