Thomas House, Beaumont Road, Banbury, OX16 1RJ

Summary

The property comprises a single storey industrial unit with 2 storey offices fronting Beaumont Road, together with a modern extension to the rear. The site extends to 0.427 ha (1.056 ac) with a site coverage of 60.8%. The original unit is constructed around a steel frame incorporating concrete encased columns at intervals and a concrete ground floor with side elevations of brick, with rear elevations of block work. The front elevation comprises aluminium curtain walling incorporating glazed and covered panels. The eaves height is approx. 16ft (4.87m).

The modern extension to the rear is of portal frame construction with a concrete ground floor and an eaves height of approx. 16 ft. (4.87 metres).

There is a main reception to the front of the building. The first-floor offices have suspended ceilings with fluorescent tube lights. Within the more recent office extension there is recessed lighting. A kitchen area is also provided on the first floor with further male and female WC facilities.

Externally the property provides concrete hard standing areas for loading/unloading to the rear of the premises and also hard standing concrete aprons to loading door areas. There are approximately 21 marked parking spaces.

Key Points

Location

Banbury is situated at Junction 11 of the London to Birmingham M40 Motorway and is a rapidly expanding town, with a population approaching 55,000 (2021 census) and an estimated catchment population of approximately 256,000.

The property is situated on the Beaumont Road Estate in Banbury, close to Banbury Cross Retail Park opposite Aldi and close to Mc Donalds and conveniently located just five minutes from Junction 11 of the M40 motorway.