TypeWarehouse · Trade Counter units
KT9 HUWS Gray Builder's Merchant, Chessington Industrial Estate, Cox Lane, Chessington
TenureFor sale or rent
Specification
- Building size
- Building size 1,752 - 10,686 sqft
- Land size
- Land size 0.55 acres
- Property type
- Property type Warehouse · Trade Counter units
- Tenure
- Tenure For sale or rent
Description
The property consists of a detached warehouse and yard. The site is broadly triangular and is approximately 0.55 acres. It has extensive frontage onto Cox Lane and is enclosed with palisade fencing. The building is of brick construction with a pitched roof. It is arranged as a warehouse, retail/trade counter area, and mezzanine.
The retail/trade counter area has been divided to provide a retail area, office, and store/workshop. It has a suspended ceiling with lighting panels. There is a roller shutter on the west elevation, the approximate dimensions are width: 7.41m x height: 4.39m. The mezzanine sits above the retail/trade counter area and consists of storage, kitchen/staff room, and male and female WC's.
The yard has a hard standing surface and is used for deliveries, storage and customer parking.
Location
The property is located on Chessington Industrial Estate approximately 3.7 miles south of Kingston upon Thames and 3.3 miles north of Epsom. The subject property is on the north side of Cox Lane. Chessington Industrial Estate is one of the primary industrial estates in the area. Occupiers on the Estate include Selco, Screwfix, Howdens, Big Yellow, West One Bathrooms, Evri, and Oliver Bonas.
Road: Via the A3, A240 and A243. The A3 provides direct access into central London to the north (approximately 14.7 miles) and Junction 9 of the M25 to the south (approximately 4.6 miles).
Rail: Frequent rail services from Chessington North and Tolworth stations into Waterloo. Tolworth also connects directly to Clapham Junction, Wimbledon and Raynes Park.
Bus: There are bus routes serving Chessington Industrial Estate with stops on Cox Lane with frequent connections to and from Kingston-upon-Thames.




