Description

9,567sq m (102,982 sq ft) Overall.

1.63 acre site including 0.5 acre Yard.

Three Loading Doors.

Goods Lift.

Passenger Lift.

Offices and Staff Facilities.

Loading Bay.

Tame Valley Mill extends to around 9,567sq.m (102,982 sq.ft)  over 4 floors and  basement. It is a former textile mill built circa 1853 and provides warehouse/workshop space of around 7,666 sq.m to the ground, first and second floors.  This  area  includes loading bays as well as offices and staff facilities. There are two lifts, one goods and one passenger to all floors, and forklift access to the first floor. There is a fire sprinkler system to each level, and three phase power throughout, although remedial works to the 3 phase supply are required. The majority of the windows have been replaced with uPVC casements.  Staff facilities include large general offices, directors and other offices, plus boardroom, together with storerooms, staff canteen and WCs throughout.

The mill occupies a site of around 0.659 ha (1.63 acres), or thereabouts,  within which there is a gated yard of  around  0.226 ha (0.56 acres), or thereabouts, mainly laid to gravel/hardcore.  A further yard area of around 0.065 ha (0.16 acres) can be made available by separate negotiation.

Tame Valley Mill is accessed from Wainwright Street, which is off Park Road (B6445), between Ashton and Stalybridge, and is approximately 2.5 miles from junction 23 of the M60, 1.2 miles from Ashton under Lyne town centre, and 9 miles from Manchester city centre, situated in a mainly industrial area.