A busy November results in another Industrial Sale

Commercial | 25.11.2024

Following instructions from Mercia Real Estate, Burley Browne are delighted to announce the sale of 4 Tanneries Close off Power Station Road in Rugeley which reflects a yield of approximately 7%.

The property was offered to the market as a freehold investment opportunity and was subject to an occupational lease to Midland & General Scaffolding Ltd at a passing rent of £45,000 per annum exclusive, with an unexpired lease term of approximately 3 years.

The premises extend to 6,128 sq ft and offered the rare opportunity to acquire industrial premises with the benefit of a secure yard.

Ben Nicholson, Senior Associate Director, comments “The sale was a pleasing result for our client and follows the success of the disposal of the neighbouring site last year. The location remains popular and is reinforced by the more recent development which has seen the introduction of a Tesco Superstore, KFC Drive-Thru and Aldi Supermarket to compliment the already well-established occupiers nearby including Screwfix, Toolstation and Howdens.”

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Andrew Dixon and Co acted as joint agents.