About this dream industry property
Property Description
This attractive storage space is located in the heart of Solingen and has two separate entrances, offering you flexibility and convenience. The first entrance, which is located on the main street, can be used for loading and unloading in Solingen's pedestrian zone from 6:30 pm in the evening until 11:00 am in the morning by car or van. The second separate entrance is easily accessible via the basement and is ideal for storage or preparation work.
The space is perfectly suited for various commercial uses. Adaptations to alternative commercial usage concepts are therefore possible. The floor-to-ceiling shop windows with a view of the pedestrian zone guarantee an impressive presentation of your products or services, which also allows the space to be used as a showroom.
The storage area has its own parking spaces, which further optimizes accessibility for you and your employees. Parking spaces are often scarce and valuable in city center locations, so having your own parking spaces is a major advantage.
Please note that requests for betting shops, amusement arcades and erotic stores cannot be considered. We want to ensure that the use of the space meets the requirements of a lively and diverse city center.
Contact us today to arrange a viewing and find out more details. This opportunity offers you the chance to realize your business goals in a prime location. The store space offers you a variety of uses that can be tailored to your individual business requirements.
Location
Location description
Solingen is an independent city in the administrative district of Düsseldorf in North Rhine-Westphalia. With 161,906 inhabitants on December 31, 2015, Solingen is the third-largest city in the Bergisches Land region and the second-largest city in the Bergisch city triangle, which also includes the neighboring cities of Wuppertal and Remscheid in addition to Solingen. Solingen is also part of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region and a member of the Rhineland Regional Association.
Nearest towns/cities: Düsseldorf, approx. 20 km away Wuppertal, approx. 18 km away Cologne, approx. 40 km away.
Federal highways: The federal highways 229 and 224 and the state roads 67, 74, 85, 141, 141n, 157, 288, 288n, 407 and 427 run through the urban area. There are also several district roads in Solingen.
Highway access: Solingen can be reached via the A 3 Cologne-Oberhausen (junction 20, Solingen), A 46 Düsseldorf-Wuppertal (junction 30, Haan-Ost) and A 1 Cologne-Dortmund (junction 96, Wermelskirchen).
Public transportation and infrastructure: The most important junction station is the train station in Solingen-Ohligs, which has been called Solingen Hauptbahnhof since December 10, 2006, where the regional trains RB 48 and RE 7 stop with destinations in Wuppertal, Rheine and Münster (Westphalia), Cologne, Bonn and Krefeld. Solingen Central Station is also a stop for Intercity (IC) and Intercity Express (ICE) trains. The city is also connected to the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn network. The S 1 line runs from Solingen main station via Düsseldorf in the direction of Dortmund and the S 7 line via Solingen-Mitte and Remscheid to Wuppertal.
