Thursday, November 28, 2024

South Yorkshire business park fully let

MAGNA 34 Business Park, near Rotherham in South Yorkshire, is now fully let. New 3-year and 5-year leases have been agreed on the last of the units, announced Commercial Property Partners (CPP) and Knight Frank (KF), joint letting agents working on behalf of Mileway.

The 40,200 sq ft business park in Templeborough consists of units ranging in size from 2,535 sq ft to 4,758 sq ft. Occupiers for the thirteen modern warehouses within the business park include, DB Automotive, WashCo Ltd, Tyrolit Limited, Check Fire and Keyhole TIG (UK) Pty Ltd.

Chloé Bennett, for CPP, says: “Magna 34 has come to market at the height of demand for warehousing, and its location between Sheffield and Rotherham ensures access to a highly skilled and motivated work force within easy commuting distance.

“We are obviously delighted that Magna 34 is now fully let, testament to the quality of the units of offer and the very favourable location of the scheme – but there is still need for additional stock to satisfy the confirmed demand for space from occupiers.”

Harry Orwin-Allen, for letting agents Knight Frank, says: “Magna 34 is an established business park in a very sought-after location with great access to the M1. We are delighted to have concluded lettings on this scheme and have secured a mix of well-established national and local occupiers.

“Demand remains high across South Yorkshire for new, purpose-built commercial space, particularly for sub-5,000 sq ft units such as the units offered at Magna 34. The Magna 34 scheme has provided much-needed high quality industrial accommodation for the South Yorkshire region, with lettings swiftly achieved to a variety of well-established occupiers, which demonstrates the huge success of the development.”

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