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235 Bogmoor Road, Glasgow, Glasgow, G51 4SH
Tenure

For Sale

Type

Industrial

Price

- £3,750,000 Offers Over

Size

132,688 Sq Ft

Ref No

19841

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Overview

The property is located at 235 Bogmoor Road, Shieldhall, Glasgow G51 4SH. It lies on the eastern side of Bogmoor Road within the Shieldhall district of Glasgow, approximately 6 km (4 miles) south west of Glasgow city centre. The surrounding area is predominantly industrial, with the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital to the east and Cardonald Park industrial/business park to the south. Nearby occupiers include industrial, logistics and manufacturing businesses, together with Glasgow City Council's waste transfer station and a Tarmac recycling facility. Access is taken directly from Bogmoor Road.

Description

The property comprises a substantial industrial complex extending to approximately 12,470.54 sq m (134,231 sq ft) GIA on a site of approximately 2.69 hectares (6.65 acres). The complex was occupied as a sawmill and timber component manufacturing, storage and distribution facility.

Main Office Block: Single and two-storey office accommodation with reception, welfare and ancillary facilities.
Former Door Kit Factory: Twin-bay steel portal frame industrial building with loading doors and heating.
Hardwood and Softwood Sheds: Older industrial building with gantry cranes and timber storage areas.
Mill Building: Main timber sawing and processing facility.
X-Cut Shed / Door Store: Storage and workshop building.
A8 Storage Units: Storage units beneath the elevated A8 structure.
M8 Storage Units: Covered storage areas beneath the M8 motorway structure.
Transport Bay: Loading and dispatch building.
Small Storage Building: Detached storage unit.
Portacabins: Welfare and office accommodation.

Overall, the property is described as a 1970s industrial complex providing a range of office and industrial buildings for timber component manufacture, storage and distribution.

Title information is available on request regarding burdens for local authority access and servitude rights.

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