Commercial development opportunities on the Fairfield Industrial Estate at Louth

ST JAMES’ PARK, LOUTH

Comprising three plots of development land on the Fairfield Industrial Estate, extending to 1.1, 0.9 and 0.7 acres.  Two of these sites are located adjacent the new MKM builders’ merchant and are considered ideal for trade counter occupiers.

Major occupiers on the Fairfield Industrial Estate include John Deere, Luxus, Couplands Caravans, Moncaster Wire, Fenland, Jewson and Honda Racing.

LOCATION

The estate occupies a strategic location on the northern side of Louth with direct access onto the A16 Trunk Road. It is located approximately one mile from the town centre and, being 13 miles south east of Grimsby, gives good access to the Humber ports and the M180 which connects to the central motorway network.

ACCOMMODATION

Design and Build opportunities are available, tailored to meet the requirements of a specific occupier. Buildings would typically be a minimum of 5,000 sq ft/500 sq m. Potential uses include industrial, warehousing, trade counter and showroom.

Preliminary plans for a new trade counter development adjacent MKM show units from 4,000 sq ft (372 sq m).

The Meridian Centre on Belvoir Way was constructed and is owned by Taylor Lindsey Ltd.  Units of 2,500 or 5,000 sq ft (235 or 470 sq m) are available from time to time.

The letting of land as fenced compounds will also be considered.

SERVICES

All mains services are available.  Tattershall Way and Belvoir Way are adopted and therefore maintainable at public expense.

TENURE

Buildings are constructed on a ‘design and build’ basis to suit individual occupiers’ requirements and offered to let.  A minimum ten-year lease term is normally required.  Lettings of fenced compounds on a shorter term basis will also be considered.