Commercial Property to Rent in Horsham, West Sussex
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FAQ
Commercial Property in Horsham, West Sussex
How many commercial properties are available to let in Horsham, West Sussex?
Boxpod currently has 224 commercial units to let in Horsham, West Sussex. Listings come direct from landlords and commercial letting agents and update daily.
What types of commercial property are available in Horsham, West Sussex?
Boxpod lists office, industrial unit, land in Horsham, West Sussex. Use the property type filters to narrow the search.
What is the price range for commercial property to let in Horsham, West Sussex?
Most listings in Horsham, West Sussex on Boxpod are currently priced between £5,450 and £87,300 per annum. Prices vary by property type, size and location within the town.
What is the typical rent per sq ft for commercial units to let in Horsham, West Sussex?
The typical asking rent for commercial units to let in Horsham, West Sussex on Boxpod is £18.05 per sq ft per year, and the typical size is about 1,500 sq ft. By type: offices £18.50 (about 1,100 sq ft); shops £23.82 (about 1,050 sq ft); industrial units and warehouses £14.08 (about 3,200 sq ft). These are medians of 100 listings with a rent and a size on show, updated daily.
How do I contact a landlord about a commercial property in Horsham, West Sussex?
Every Boxpod listing shows the landlord or letting agent's direct contact details. There are no tenant fees, broker fees or application fees. You enquire through the listing and speak to the landlord or agent directly.
How do I list a commercial property to let in Horsham, West Sussex on Boxpod?
Commercial landlords in Horsham, West Sussex can list from £12/month on the Boxpod Lite plan. Register at https://www.boxpodcommercialproperty.co.uk/list-your-property, add the property details and photos, and the listing goes live within minutes. No commission on enquiries.
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