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Industrial Park With 10 Industrial Workshops

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This industrial property is improved with two rows of double volume warehouse buildings of face-brick walling up to 2.1 Metres in height extended with IBR wall cladding and fitted with steel framed glazing and industrial type steel roller garage doors under momo-pitched IBR roofing structures.
The two buildings comprise ten (10) small workshop units each unit measuring roughly 250m². The internal layout of the units is roughly similar with each unit having a cloakroom facility of plastered and painted brick walling located in the back corner of the warehouse. Unit 5 and Unit 8 are improved with internal, brick walled office sections while the office sections of the remaining units are constructed of drywall partitioning. Driveway access into the units is from the yard area and driveway at the front of the buildings via industrial type steel roller garage doors. Located on the side of the back building, in the back Northeastern corner of the stand, is a steel framed IBR cladding and roofed storage area used by the tenant (Siyandaya Engineering) occupying both Units 4 & 5.
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Other improvements include a waste storage area with skip bin located to the immediate right of the driveway entrance gate on Forge Road, and two steel framed under shade net carport structures located on the side of the back building at side entrance to Unit 1 and the second shade net carport structure at the front of Unit 9.


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Estimated Extent Of Improvements
- Workshops & Offices: 2,534 Square Metres
- Carports: 32 Square Metres
- IBR clad storage area: 30 Square Metres
- Waste storage area: 18 Square Metres
Total: 2,614 Square Metres
Approximate Lettable Extent: 2,500 Square Metres
Internal And External Fittings & Fixtures
- Steel security gates fitted to entrance doors
- Burglar bars in front of window openings
- Standard sanitary ware in cloakrooms
- Veneered wall and floor units with stainless steel sink unit in the kitchens
Staff & Customer Parking
Located at the front of the buildings are minimal open parking bays for staff and customers with additional open parking available on the sidewalk along Newton Road.
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