At Pall Mall Estates we regularly offer valuable commercial property to let in Rugby, the second largest town in Warwickshire. Situated 13 miles east of Coventry, Rugby offers excellent transport links throughout the Midlands and beyond, sitting on the mainline railway between London and the North West.
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11,290 sq ft
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24,050 sq ft
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32,145 sq ftFill in the contact form, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Why Rent Commercial Property In Rugby
Famed for its invention of the game of Rugby, the town enjoys a rich heritage on the history of the sport and is a regular tourist hotspot. Rugby's economy is driven largely with its close links to the industrial sector. With a lengthy history in engineering and the gas industry, it remains a very attractive area for light industrial firms to be based.
Rugby is also famous within the cement making industry, with its extensive cement works on the western side of the town now one of the largest of its type across the continent.
Its central location in the UK has also seen Rugby become an important strategic location for warehousing and distribution firms. By road Rugby is close to several major trunk routes including the M1, M6 and M45 motorways and by rail Rugby is regularly served by the West Coast Main Line railway.
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