Weleda House Heanor Rd

Freehold with vacant possession. Consideration may be given to the letting of the complex as a whole or the substantial component parts. The property lies to the rear of the main Weleda factory complex within an attractive landscaped setting. We estimate that the original element of the property dates from the 1920’s/30’s constructed of solid brick elevations under a pitched tiled covered roof. At ground floor level it provides a series of consulting rooms, private offices and a meeting hall with raised stage area. The first floor accommodation is built within the high pitched eaves of the roof and provides a further series of private and general offices. Approximately 15 years ago this property was extended with the provision of what is known as “The Garden Room”. This building is of steel framed construction with cavity brick and blockwork elevations under a pitched tile covered roof. Across the entire frontage are a series of double glazed timber casement sixfold doors

Freehold with vacant possession. Consideration may be given to the letting of the complex as a whole or the substantial component parts. The main building is a former cultural and society centre built by a local philanthropist at the turn of the last century, which has subsequently been converted to a school building before being acquired by the occupying company in 1978 for commercial use. The original building has subsequently been comprehensively redeveloped and extended. The ground floor of this building is predominantly devoted to the production and storage of homeopathic pharmaceutical products . The first and second floors of the main building provide mainly cellular office accommodation with supplementary laboratory testing areas. The office accommodation is heated by a gas fired central heating system and a number of offices are air conditioned.