Strawberry Lane is located off Neachells Lane which is approximately 3/4 mile North of its Junction with the main A454 Willenhall Road, linking Wolverhampton City Centre with the M6 Junction 10 some 3 miles distant via the A454 Black Country Route dual carriageway. Wolverhampton City Centre is approximately 3 miles distant with Wednesfield town centre being approximately 3/4 mile away. The M6 Motorway at Junction 10 provides access to the M5 Motorway and the Black Country national motorway network.

The property comprises an industrial/warehouse unit being of portal frame construction with brick/block elevations beneath a part flat and part pitched roof, which incorporates translucent roof lights. The floor is of concrete construction and the premises is predominately lit by LED lighting. The minimum eaves height is approximately 7’2” (2.2m) rising to 20’2” (6.1m). Gas heaters are provided to the warehouse which have not been tested and there are partitioned offices and a kitchen located in the warehouse also. Vehicular access is via the two roller shutter doors to the rear of the property measuring approximately 11’11” (3.3m) wide by 14’4” (4.4m) high and 12’0” (3.6m) wide by 12’1” (3.6m) high. There is an external storage room located at the rear.

To the front of the property is a UPVC pedestrian access door leading to the front offices which benefit from UPVC windows with security bars, covered flooring, LED panel lighting, and comfort cooling to one of the offices. Male and female toilets are provided.

The property benefits from 3-phase electricity, a fire alarm and security alarm system.

An EPC has been carried out and the property has been awarded the grade 42 B.

There is a fenced and gated yard/parking area to the rear of the property, which also gives access to the roller shutters doors for loading/unloading purposes.