Mark Booth, a senior surveyor at Bromwich Hardy, explained that the property was previously occupied by the Community Transport charity and was just three miles away from the Midlands motorway network.

Mr Booth said: “Unit 3 is a mid-terraced, steel-framed warehouse unit which benefits from three phase power, LED lighting and a gas blower heater.

“The property has a 4.6m electric roller shutter with a working eaves height of 5m and maximum height of 7.4m, with ample parking and yard space to the front of the building.

“There are two storeys of office space at the front of the property, again fitted with LED lighting and gas central heating, along with four toilets and kitchen facilities.

“The estate is positioned within Bermuda Park to the south of Nuneaton town centre off St George's Way and adjacent to the Bedworth bypass, with Bermuda Park railway station within walking distance.

“Nuneaton itself is around eight miles north of Coventry and four miles to the south-west of Hinckley.

“The town benefits from excellent communication links via the A444 to Junction 3 of the M6, about three miles away, and via the A5 to Junction 2 of the M69, some five miles away.”

The space at the property includes 3,640 sq ft in the warehouse, 681 sq ft in the first floor office, 532 sq ft in the reception, kitchen and toilets, plus 192 sq ft in the ground floor office.

The property can be viewed here and any businesses interested can find out more by contacting Mr Booth at [email protected].