Henry Boot Developments (HBD) has secured outline planning permission for its 4-acre industrial development at Troon Park, Leicester.
HBD, part of the 130-year old Henry Boot PLC, is one of the most progressive property companies in the UK. With six regional offices, it is currently working with a commercial development pipeline exceeding £1bn.
Troon Park can accommodate purpose-built facilities ranging from 2,000 sq ft – 60,000 sq ft, offering a unique proposition for potential occupiers.
Located at a well-established business park anchored by a Sainsbury’s superstore, Troon Park sits just three miles north of Leicester City Centre which provides a direct connection to the M1.
The scheme is the latest of several being brought forward by HBD throughout the Midlands, including the landmark 48-acre New Horizon industrial scheme in Nottingham, plus two mixed-use projects in Daventry.
As part of the application, a new family pub or restaurant will also be delivered to the A607 frontage once the units are complete.
Justin Sheldon, Regional Manager at HBD, said: “Troon Park offers an excellent opportunity not just for large businesses but also for smaller companies looking to grow. The scheme not only provides Grade A industrial space – which is in short supply throughout the Midlands – but purpose-built space to suit occupiers’ exact requirements, in a popular location and with an established labour pool.”
“HBD has an excellent track record of delivering high-quality industrial schemes – initial interest has been extremely positive at Troon Park and we look forward to continuing conversations and bringing the scheme forward.”
Kate Richardson, Surveyor at JLL, said: “To create sustainable economic growth, smaller sub 100,000 sq ft facilities are also required – in this market, new-build is a rare commodity, build to suit even more so, with occupiers able to tailor their exact size requirements and specification from 4,703 sq ft upwards. We’re already getting enquiries from a mix of potential occupiers, including manufacturing, storage and distribution companies, as well as ecommerce businesses – Troon Park is an ideal spot for urban logistics companies looking to access the city.”
