Unit 43 Churchill Business Park
- Power floated concrete ground floor
- 5.5m internal eaves height
- High-quality trapezoidal cladding systems to roof and walls
- 10% daylight roof panels
- Sectional roller shutter loading doors
- Allocated parking spaces
- 1no. electric car charging point per unit
- Brick outer, blockwork inner wall construction
- Steel portal frame
- Trapezoidal/microrib cladding to upper elevations
- Steel clad insulated roof incorporating 10% daylight panels
- UPVC windows at ground and first floor
- Internal eaves height approximately 5.5m
- Power floated concrete ground floor
- Timber decked steel framed mezzanine with steel staircase
- LED Lighting & 3 phase electricity
- Electric roller shutter door
- BT fibre broadband
- Unisex disabled WC
- UPVC Personnel door
- Allocated car-parking
- 1 no. electric car charging point per unit
- Kitchenette
Please note: Specification could be subject to change depending on material availability
Churchill Business Park is located approximately 3 miles from the A31 and is accessed from Provence Drive via the A341 Magna Road which connects to the A349. The A349 leads to the A31 which provides connections to the M27 and M3 to the North East and the A35 to the West.
Approximate distances by car:
- A31: 3 miles
- Bournemouth: 6 miles
- Poole: 6 miles
- M27: 28 miles
- Southampton: 31 miles
- Winchester: 42 miles
- M3: 42 miles
- London: 108 miles
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Poole
Poole is one of the most popular and bustling tourist resorts in the east of Dorset, it is also well-known for Europe’s largest natural harbour.
With award-winning blue flag beaches, including the world-famous Sandbanks Beach, Poole is sheltered to the south by the Purbeck Hills. In the 12th century it was one of the largest and most prosperous of the south coasts ports.
