October and November prove to be busy months for the team at Burley Browne

October and November have been busy months for the agency team at Burley Browne securing a variety of new retail and office instructions across the West Midlands.

A selection of new instructions which are available and already receiving a great deal of interest include:-

424 Birmingham Road, Wylde Green

A ground floor retail unit situated in the established local shopping centre of Wylde Green comprising a mix of local and national retailers notably Co-Op, Sainsbury's Local, Boots, Costa Coffee and Loungers.

The premises extend to 90.19 sq m / 971 sq ft of predominantly open plan retail space and is available by way of a new lease up until June 2022 at a quoting rental of £14,000 per annum exclusive.  Please click here to view the marketing particulars and photographs.

3 Belwell Lane, Mere Green

A ground floor retail unit with rear offices prominently located on Belwell Lane close to Waitrose being a shot distance from Mere Green island and therefore in close proximity to the Mulberry Walk Development with notable occupiers including M&S Food Hall, Le Bistrot Pierre, Boots Opticians and Card Factory.

The premises offer a ground floor retail unit benefitting from a glazed shop front, gas central heating serving radiators and a suspended ceiling.  3 parking spaces are included in the rear car park.  The premises are available by way of a new lease at a quoting rental of £19,750 per annum exclusive.

Please click here to view the marketing particulars and photographs.

For more information on either of the properties above, or to find out about any of our other agency instructions, please contact the agency team at Burley Browne on 0121 321 3441, via e-mail - enquiries@burleybrowne.co.uk or visit the property search function on our website - www.burleybrowne.co.uk

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