Woodend Farm is situated in a rural position on the western side of the B4220, Bromyard Road at Ridgeway Cross, approximately 1 mile south of the village of Cradley and mid-way between Malvern and Bromyard.

The property benefits from a predominantly rural setting, surrounded by open countryside, whilst remaining readily accessible to the surrounding towns and commercial centres.

The B4220 provides a direct connection to Bromyard to the north-east and Malvern to the south-west, with the A4103 Worcester to Hereford Road accessible via Cradley. Worcester is approximately 10 miles to the south-east, whilst Hereford is approximately 15 miles to the west. The M5 Motorway is also accessible via Worcester, providing connections to the wider Midlands and National Motorway Network.

Woodend Farm accommodates a range of established commercial occupiers within the converted and purpose built buildings. The former “All In The Bottle” premises comprises three units, namely, The Old Bottle Shop, The Old Dairy and The Office/Lab.

The Old Dairy makes up the large proportion of space available. It is a cold store premises accessed via a roller shutter door, dock level loading doors and pedestrian access doors. The unit is predominantly open plan, with two smaller fridges within. The building itself is of steel portal frame construction, under a pitched metal clad roof and benefits from a canopy loading area. Internally, the eaves height is 4.5 m and the height to apex is 6 m. The Old Dairy has been well maintained and kept in good order for a building of its age.

Adjoining The Old Dairy is The Old Bottle Shop. This was formerly separated by a dividing wall but has been opened to provide further open plan accommodation. The Old Bottle Shop benefits from a small loading door beneath the loading canopy and comprises an open plan storage area, with a built-in fridge to the rear. The Old Bottle Shop has a mezzanine within which provides office accommodation.

An EPC has been comissioned and will be available shortly.