Commercial property for sale in Cheltenham

The site comprises 5.69 hectares (14.06 acres) of airfield surrounding two sections of redundant airport taxi way. A road junction with the B4063 has been constructed along with the estate road on the north eastern boundary. The site will be fully fenced and enclosed.

Phase 7 of ‘Perrybrook’ is currently separated from the wider scheme by the Valiant Way dual carriageway. It comprises level agricultural land bound to the north by the A417, to the south the Hucclecote Bypass/Delta Way and to the west by the M5 Motorway.

The Employment Land of ‘Perrybrook’ is currently separated from the wider scheme by the Valiant Way dual carriageway. It comprises a level area of land bounded to the north by the A417, to the south the Hucclecote Bypass/Delta Way and to the west by the M5 Motorway. The subject plot is made up of 4.2 acres.

The site upon which the Park has been developed was formerly the factory and test airfield for the Gloster Aircraft Company, famous for building the Hawker Hurricane during the 1940s and the Gloster Javelin during the 1950s.

The site upon which the Park has been developed was formerly the factory and test airfield for the Gloster Aircraft Company, famous for building the Hawker Hurricane during the 1940s and the Gloster Javelin during the 1950s.

• 24 hour access
• Raised floor
• Kitchen
• Reception
• DDA compliant

The site upon which the Park has been developed was formerly the factory and test airfield for the Gloster Aircraft Company, famous for building the Hawker Hurricane during the 1940s and the Gloster Javelin during the 1950s.

The site upon which the Park has been developed was formerly the factory and test airfield for the Gloster Aircraft Company, famous for building the Hawker Hurricane during the 1940s and the Gloster Javelin during the 1950s.

The site upon which the Park has been developed was formerly the factory and test airfield for the Gloster Aircraft Company, famous for building the Hawker Hurricane during the 1940s and the Gloster Javelin during the 1950s.