To advertise telephone (01226) 734666 Chronicle Property, Friday, October 30, 2009 – 31
• Agency Disposaland Acquisition
• Valuation andAppraisal
• Rent Review andLease Renewal
• Schedules ofCondition andDilapidations
• Rating Advice andAppeals
• CommercialPropertyManagement
• Expert WitnessReports
Email: [email protected] – www.stanhopeproperty.com
TO LETLOCK-UP RETAIL PREMISES
39 CHURCH STREETDARTON, BARNSLEY S75 5HF
18.2 sq m (196 sq ft)
STANHOPEProperty Consultancy Chartered Surveyors
Tel:01226 762853
TO LETVARIOUS SIZED INDUSTRIAL UNITS
ALDHAM INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, MITCHELL ROADWOMBWELL, BARNSLEY
Within an established trading positionwith road frontage to the A633. A
short drive to the Dearnes Town LinkRoad and providing access to J.36 of
the M1.Unit 4 6,623 sq ft @ £28,500 paUnit 13 8,500 sq ft @ £36,500 paUnit 14 8,056 sq ft @ £34,250 paUnit 18 2,279 sq ft @ £9,500 paUnit 25 1,495 sq ft @ £5,000 pa
EASY IN AND EASY OUT TERMS
TO LETLOCK-UP SHOP
30A DONCASTER ROADGOLDTHORPE, ROTHERHAM S63 9HL
606 sq ft (56.3 sq m)Situated in
the centre ofGoldthorpe
this midterraced lock-
up shop isamidst
properties ofa similarnature. It
provides wellpresented
and compact accommodation suitable fora variety of uses.
RENT: £4,200 PER ANNUM
TO LETFIRST FLOOR OFFICE SUITE
CENTRAL CHAMBERSELDON STREET
BARNSLEYFROM 403 sq ft (37.45 sq m) to
1717 sq ft (159.52 sq m)Located on the
periphery ofBarnsley town
centre opposite thenew transport
interchange andclose to all local
amenities. Availableas a whole or
individually. Theproperty would suit a variety of uses and may
be considered as a Beautician’s Salon,Alternative Therapy and Offices or similar.
RENT ON APPLICATION
TO LETOFFICE ACCOMMODATION(SUITABLE FOR ALTERNATIVE USES E.GTELE-SALES, TRAINING, MARTIAL ARTSETC SUBJECT TO STATUTORY CONSENT)
FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR12-18 ELDON STREET, BARNSLEY
296.6 sq m (3,193 sq ft)It retains many of
its original featureswith high ceilings
and ornate covings.It lies in a promi-
nent position withinone of the principle
thoroughfareswithin the town centre, a short walk from
the public Transport Interchange.
RENT: £15,000 PER ANNUM BY WAYOF A NEW LEASE
A compactand easilymanagedlock-up
retail unit,suitable fora variety ofuses. It hasa frontageto a heavily
trafficked thoroughfare and the benefitof off-street parking.
£4,000 PER ANNUM BY WAYOF A NEW LEASE
Built in 1992 to ahigh specification,
this moderndetached unit sits inan elevated position
in a prominentcorner location. The Carlton Industrial Estate
is an established location lying approxi-mately 5km east of J38 and approximately
9km north east of J37 of the M1.PRICE: £600,000
Available as awhole –
139.61 sq m(1,500 sq ft)
OR on a floorby floor basis:
62.89 sq m(675 sq ft)
Ground Floor 76.72 sq m (825 sq ft) First Floor
From £6,750 paOR Individual Rooms fully serviced from
£400 pcm
FOR SALE WITHDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
UNIT 1, SHAWFIELD ROAD,CARLTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
BARNSLEY, S71 3HS884 sq m (9512 sq ft) Inc. mezzanine
MODERN DETACHED FACTORY PREMISESWITH EXPANSION LAND (0.66 ACRES)
Joint agentswithKnight Frank
TO LET (MAY SELL) -FLEXIBLE TERMS
MODERN OFFICE ACCOMMODATIONUNIT 7, MORSTON CLAYCLIFFE
BUSINESS PARK, BARUGHGREEN, BARNSLEY S75 1HQ
TRADE COUNTER UNITSFOR SALE or TO LET
Claycliffe Business Park,Barugh Green.
Unit 11 1600 sq. ft.Unit 38 3000 sq. ft.Unit 29 2500 sq. ftUnit 30/31 5000 sq. ft
TO LETFall Bank Estate, Dodworth.
5428 sq. ft. Industrial Unit
10,000 sq. ft. RETAIL UNIT – TO LETFountain Parade, Mapplewell.
2500 sq. ft. Retail Shop UnitCurrently used as Nail Bar/Beauticians
TO LET – Harborough Hill Road790 sq. ft. Industrial Unit
For further details telephone 01226 288388www.bookercommercial.co.uk
Commercial PropertySuccess in the business propertymarket despite challenging timesThe market for commercial and industrial property in 2009 has been very challenging for those who work in it, but despite this there havebeen some achievements.Advertiser’s announcementCHRIS Rowlands, managingdirector of Chris Rowlands & Co.Property Consultants, says forhim there have been a number ofnotable success stories in theyear. These include the letting of15,000-sq ft of offices to BarnsleyNHS PCT at Longfields Court onthe Wharncliffe Business Parkat Carlton and theestablishment of the servicedoffices and managed workspaceby DBH Business Centres on thesame site.
“Remploy have taken 3,500-sqft on the fourth floor of JosephLocke House and the final 5,000-sq ft Hybrid unit at Capitol Parknext to Junction 37 off the M1has been let to SheffieldChildren’s Hospital, who will useit as their Patient RetrievalCentre,” said Chris.
“Providence Villa on SackvilleStreet is now home to TheBranches Physiotherapy Clinicand Barnsley Medical Con -sulting Rooms which havemoved across the road fromChurchfield Court.”
On the industrial front Chrisreports that ShortwoodBusiness Park, a development byPriority Sites near Junction 36off the M1 at Birdwell, hascontinued to be very popularwith the majority of units nowoccupied.
“Only two remain unspokenfor and are available on verycompetitive terms,” said Chris.
“Wortley Court at Dodworth isnow almost fully occupied withtenants including Fast LadPerformance who trade inremote controlled helicopters,Osborne Technologies who havemoved from Fall Bank IndustrialEstate and Crown DecoratorCentres. Another unit is underoffer to a motor racing team.
“Meanwhile The Civic refurb -ishment is largely completedand proving to be popular andsuccessful. There are currentlythree floors of retail spaceamounting to over 20,000-sq ftwhich will provide excellentaccommodation for specialistretailers giving Barnsleyanother retail angle to comp -
lement the Barnsley Marketsredevelopment which has reg -rettably been delayed because offunding issues.
“The majority of deals thathave been agreed in the marketplace have been leases andlicences often at figures verymuch in the tenants’ favour. TheGovernment’s recently introd -uced requirement for rates to be
paid on vacant buildings hascaused landlords to reduce rentssignificantly in order to attractoccupiers with many bargaindeals being struck.”
According to Chris therecession and restrictions onborrowing for property purchasehas hugely dented the marketwith relatively few sales havingtaken place. Furthermore muchproposed new development hashad to be shelved becauseschemes are simply not viable inthe current market.
Looking to the future Chrisbelieves there is likely to becomea shortage of better qualitystock as the market eventuallyimproves.
“Barnsley is traditionally aresilient town. Having exp -erienced the recession of theearly 1990s and the Miners’Strike in the 1980s I am confidentthat the market for businessproperty will ultimately emergefrom the current depressedtimes, stronger, fitter and readyto respond to the challenges ofthe next decade.”
Chris Rowlands, managingdirector of Chris Rowlands &Co. Property Consultants.
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