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A1 M J34 / Dn10 6Bd a New, Build to Suit Industrial / Logistics A1M J34 / DN10 6BD A NEW, BUILDTOSUIT INDUSTRIAL / LOGISTICS DEVELOPMENT FLEXIBLE UNITS AVAILABLE FROM 350,000 SQ FT 1 MILLION SQ FT MPDL.CO.UK/DONCASTER Indicative image Indicative Computer Generated Image Generated Computer from 350,000 sq ft – 1 million sq ft sq million 1 – ft sq 350,000 from Flexible build-to-suit opportunities ranging ranging opportunities build-to-suit Flexible SNAPE LANE SNAPE the UK average UK the weekly wages up to 11% lower than than lower 11% to up wages weekly A large available labour pool, pool, labour available large A with with Manufacturing and Milestone Logistics Milestone and Manufacturing businesses including Certex, GRC, CPS CPS GRC, Certex, including businesses industrial location with nearby nearby with location industrial strategically positioned in an established established an in positioned strategically to-suit space with unrivalled fl exibility, exibility, fl unrivalled with space to-suit A614 Rare opportunity Rare to occupy a build- a occupy to BAWTRY ROAD BAWTRY a leasehold or freehold basis freehold or leasehold a warehouse space on either either on space State-of-the-art, large scale scale large State-of-the-art, Sheffi eld Airport is just 15 minutes by car. by minutes 15 just is Airport eld Sheffi Sheffi eld and Nottingham, whilst Doncaster Doncaster whilst Nottingham, and eld Sheffi the East Coast ports via the A1(M) the via ports Coast East the A1(M) J34, it is within easy reach of Doncaster, Doncaster, of reach easy within is it J34, A1(M) North East, the East Midlands and and Midlands East the East, North Bassetlaw district, and just 1 mile from the the from mile 1 just and district, Bassetlaw Superb access Superb to Yorkshire, the the Yorkshire, to Located on the border of Doncaster and the the and Doncaster of border the on Located CPS Manufacturing and Milestone Logistics. Milestone and Manufacturing CPS J34 A1M logistical businesses including Certex, GRC, GRC, Certex, including businesses logistical good company with nearby commercial and and commercial nearby with company good OPPORTUNITIES. OPPORTUNITIES. labour pool available, this site is already in in already is site this available, pool labour SCALE LARGEST, FLEXIBLE LOGISTICS LOGISTICS FLEXIBLE LARGEST, Set in a well-connected location with a strong strong a with location well-connected a in Set DONCASTER IS ONE OF THE UK’S UK’S THE OF ONE IS DONCASTER DB SYMMETRY PARK SYMMETRY DB single building. single MULBERRY LOGISTICS PARK, PARK, LOGISTICS MULBERRY from 350,000 sq ft up to 1 million sq ft in a a in ft sq million 1 to up ft sq 350,000 from FLEXIBLE FLEXIBLE occupier’s exact needs, with units available available units with needs, exact occupier’s state-of-the-art warehouse space, built to to built space, warehouse state-of-the-art a rare opportunity in the region for fl exible exible fl for region the in opportunity rare a Mulberry Logistics Park, Doncaster off ers ers off Doncaster Park, Logistics Mulberry AND FLEXIBILITY AND DEDICATED TO DEDICATED DELIVERING SCALE SCALE DELIVERING DUMFRIES M6 STRANRAER NEWCASTLE PORT OF TYNE UPON TYNE CARLISLE A1M HGV Drive Times A THRIVING A LARGE, COSTEFFECTIVE SUPPLY OF LABOUR TEESPORT DARLINGTON 80 mins LOGISTICS 160 mins LOCATION - Over 72% of resident population within a 60-minute drive time are economically active; - Both Doncaster Council and Bassetlaw District Council have bold plans to build SCARBOROUGH 165,000 of these are currently unemployed new homes, creating more employment requirements locally. Doncaster’s M6 240 mins draft local plan targets between 585 and 912 dwellings per annum up to 2032. A1M Less than half a mile to the A1(M) J34 and Blyth - Average gross weekly pay is approximately 11% less than the UK average Bassetlaw already have 3,500 new homes in the pipeline (consented or allocated) Services, Mulberry Logistics Park, Doncaster is YORK Source: Offi ce of National Statistics, Nomis with plans for a further 3,700 by 2035. LEEDS ideally located for fast distribution. LEEDS BRADFORD KINGSTON UPON HULL Sources: Doncaster Council/Bassetlaw District Council PRESTON This development serves the North of England M62 MANCHESTER and the Midlands, as well as having Doncaster M180 Sheffi eld Airport within a short 20 minute drive. M1 IMMINGHAM LIVERPOOL DONCASTER The site is also situated close to other logistics HOLYHEAD SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD and commercial businesses, with access to GROSS WEEKLY PAY DONCASTER UNEMPLOYMENT DONCASTER LINCOLN SKEGNESS growing economical and residential areas Regionally compared Regionally compared M1 M6 NEWARK (such as Harworth and Bircotes), as well as WREXHAM DERBY NOTTINGHAM being well-connected to strategic links along the A1(M), the M1 and the M18. EAST 6.0% NORWICH £550 MIDLANDS 5.8% LEICESTER £540 5.6% GREAT 5.4% WOLVERHAMPTON PETERBOROUGH YARMOUTH £530 5.2% M6 5.0% HUNTINGDON £520 4.8% BIRMINGHAM NORTHAMPTON CAMBRIDGE TRAVEL TIMES 4.6% M5 SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD M1 IPSWICH £510 4.4% M40 M11 4.2% FELIXSTOWE DUNSTABLE LUTON STANSTED BY ROAD HGV HARWICH CHELTENHAM CARMARTHEN GLOUCESTER COLCHESTER Destination Distance Time A1M HUDDERSFIELD HUDDERSFIELD OXFORD Doncaster M25 M40 Sheffi eld Airport 7.8 miles 15 min SWINDON LONDON GATEWAY SWANSEA READING LONDON M4 Doncaster (Centre) 10.8 miles 22 min M4 CANTERBURY CARDIFF BRISTOL HEATHROW Sheffi eld 27 miles 35 min M25 M3 M20 M5 Nottingham 35.7 miles 55 min DOVER ILFRACOMBE GATWICK Leeds 43.4 miles 45 min FOLKESTONE SALISBURY Hull 53.5 miles 1 hr BRIGHTON Manchester 63.7 miles 1 hr 25 min SOUTHAMPTON PORTSMOUTH London 154 miles 2 hr 40 min LEEDS LEEDS EXETER BOURNEMOUTH Source: Google Maps POOLE PLYMOUTH Computer Generated Image Generated Computer SNAPE LANE SNAPE A614 BAWTRY ROAD BAWTRY CPS Manufacturing and Milestone Logistics. Milestone and Manufacturing CPS J34 A1M logistical businesses including Certex, GRC, GRC, Certex, including businesses logistical good company with nearby commercial and and commercial nearby with company good labour pool available, this site is already in in already is site this available, pool labour Set in a well-connected location with a strong strong a with location well-connected a in Set DB SYMMETRY PARK SYMMETRY DB single building. single from 350,000 sq ft up to 1 million sq ft in a a in ft sq million 1 to up ft sq 350,000 from occupier’s exact needs, with units available available units with needs, exact occupier’s state-of-the-art warehouse space, built to to built space, warehouse state-of-the-art a rare opportunity in the region for fl exible exible fl for region the in opportunity rare a Mulberry Logistics Park, Doncaster off ers ers off Doncaster Park, Logistics Mulberry AND FLEXIBILITY AND DELIVERING SCALE SCALE DELIVERING DUMFRIES M6 STRANRAER NEWCASTLE PORT OF TYNE UPON TYNE CARLISLE A1M HGV Drive Times A THRIVING A LARGE, COSTEFFECTIVE SUPPLY OF LABOUR TEESPORT DARLINGTON 80 mins LOGISTICS 160 mins LOCATION - Over 72% of resident population within a 60-minute drive time are economically active; - Both Doncaster Council and Bassetlaw District Council have bold plans to build SCARBOROUGH 165,000 of these are currently unemployed new homes, creating more employment requirements locally. Doncaster’s M6 240 mins draft local plan targets between 585 and 912 dwellings per annum up to 2032. A1M Less than half a mile to the A1(M) J34 and Blyth - Average gross weekly pay is approximately 11% less than the UK average Bassetlaw already have 3,500 new homes in the pipeline (consented or allocated) Services, Mulberry Logistics Park, Doncaster is YORK Source: Offi ce of National Statistics, Nomis with plans for a further 3,700 by 2035. LEEDS ideally located for fast distribution. LEEDS BRADFORD KINGSTON UPON HULL Sources: Doncaster Council/Bassetlaw District Council PRESTON This development serves the North of England M62 MANCHESTER and the Midlands, as well as having Doncaster M180 Sheffi eld Airport within a short 20 minute drive. M1 IMMINGHAM LIVERPOOL DONCASTER The site is also situated close to other logistics HOLYHEAD SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD and commercial businesses, with access to GROSS WEEKLY PAY DONCASTER UNEMPLOYMENT DONCASTER LINCOLN SKEGNESS growing economical and residential areas Regionally compared Regionally compared M1 M6 NEWARK (such as Harworth and Bircotes), as well as WREXHAM DERBY NOTTINGHAM being well-connected to strategic links along the A1(M), the M1 and the M18. EAST 6.0% NORWICH £550 MIDLANDS 5.8% LEICESTER £540 5.6% GREAT 5.4% WOLVERHAMPTON PETERBOROUGH YARMOUTH £530 5.2% M6 5.0% HUNTINGDON £520 4.8% BIRMINGHAM NORTHAMPTON CAMBRIDGE TRAVEL TIMES 4.6% M5 SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD M1 IPSWICH £510 4.4% M40 M11 4.2% FELIXSTOWE DUNSTABLE LUTON STANSTED BY ROAD HGV HARWICH CHELTENHAM CARMARTHEN GLOUCESTER COLCHESTER Destination Distance Time A1M HUDDERSFIELD HUDDERSFIELD OXFORD Doncaster M25 M40 Sheffi eld Airport 7.8 miles 15 min SWINDON LONDON GATEWAY SWANSEA READING LONDON M4 Doncaster (Centre) 10.8 miles 22 min M4 CANTERBURY CARDIFF BRISTOL HEATHROW Sheffi eld 27 miles 35 min M25 M3 M20 M5 Nottingham 35.7 miles 55 min DOVER ILFRACOMBE GATWICK Leeds 43.4 miles 45 min FOLKESTONE SALISBURY Hull 53.5 miles 1 hr BRIGHTON Manchester 63.7 miles 1 hr 25 min SOUTHAMPTON PORTSMOUTH London 154 miles 2 hr 40 min LEEDS LEEDS EXETER BOURNEMOUTH Source: Google Maps POOLE PLYMOUTH Computer Generated Image Generated Computer SNAPE LANE SNAPE A614 BAWTRY ROAD BAWTRY CPS Manufacturing and Milestone Logistics. Milestone and Manufacturing CPS J34 A1M logistical businesses including Certex, GRC, GRC, Certex, including businesses logistical good company with nearby commercial and and commercial nearby with company good labour pool available, this site is already in in already is site this available, pool labour Set in a well-connected location with a strong strong a with location well-connected a in Set DB SYMMETRY PARK SYMMETRY DB single building.
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