The main building comprises two steel-framed bays with part-brick elevations and profile vertical steel cladding above, together with a lined and insulated roof with two pitches and central valley. Internally the premises comprise concrete floors with painted blockwork walls, with similarly lined and insulated cladding above. A newer ‘link building’ is also provided, with a height to eaves of circa 7m and 5.49m to the main building. Loading and unloading to the units are accessed directly via Thorpe Close by electrically operated roller shutter doors. Parking is provided along the front elevations of the buildings. The attached office pod benefits from brick external elevations under a flat roof at a slight pitch, with corrugated roof coverings. Internally the offices are arranged over two floors and are mainly open plan, with some individual offices. Separate male and female WC facilities are at ground floor level for both factory and office accommodation. The unit has recently undergone a significant refurbishment by the landlords.

Banbury is situated at Junction 11 of the London to Birmingham M40, with a population approaching 54,000 and a catchment of approximately 160,000. The property is situated at Thorpe Close, within the well-established Thorpe Way Industrial Estate to the east of the town and positioned just ½ a mile from J11 of the M40. Banbury town centre is located just 1 mile to the west.