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MARCHWOOD Industrial Units / Warehouses / INDUSTRIAL PARK Fenced Open Storage Sites to Let Southampton Easy Access to the Docks, M271 and M27 Hampshire, SO40 4BL 24/7 access and on-site security MARCHWOOD Industrial Units / Warehouses / INDUSTRIAL PARK Fenced Open Storage Sites To Let Southampton Easy access to the docks, M271 and M27 Hampshire, SO40 4BL Delivering Property Solutions Marchwood Industrial Park The Location Travelling by car Travelling by car Travelling by train Travelling by plane from Southampton Central (7 miles) M27 J3: 6.1 miles Southampton: 7.5 miles Southampton Airport: 12 miles M3: 8.5 miles Portsmouth: 30 miles Winchester: 8 mins London Heathrow: 72 miles M27 Dock Gate 20: 4.6 miles London: 85 miles Basingstoke: 35 mins London Gatwick: 96 miles London Waterloo: 80 mins M27 M5 M27 M40 enley-on- Thames A404 M49 Swindon A34 Slough M4 Maidenhead A350 M32 Windsor eathrow A46 M4 Airport Chippenham Reading A329(M) A3057 A346 M4 Bristol A4 Newbury Bracknell M3 Bath Melksham Tadley A36 Devies A339 A33 M25 A338 Camberley Trowbridge A361 Basingstoke Redbridge A331 Totton Station Station rome M3 Aldershot A34 A31 Andover arnham Warminster A303 A303 A3057 Totton Millbrook A36 Alton A3 Station A3024 A303 Central Station A35 A31 aslemere Salisbury Winchester A36 Marchwood Road Petersfield Southampton Jacobs Gutter Lane Romsey Eastleigh A3 A272 A338 A326 Southampton A354 Airport Bury Way M3 A33 M27 A3025 Southampton Marchwood A3(M) NormandyNorth Way Road Marchwood Waterlooville Industrial Park A31 A27 avant A27 Chichester A35 A259 Ringwood awley areham A32 A259 osport Marchwood A354 New Portsmouth Bognor Regis A350 A348 Milton Lymington Cowes A326 A35 Ryde Dorchester Poole A35 Christchurch Bournemouth Newport Bembridge Sandown ABP Ports Shanklin Weymouth ALL MAPS ARE INDICATIVE ONLY Marchwood Industrial Park Opportunity Our available warehouses, industrial units and secure compounds are situated within the established Marchwood Industrial Park which is approximately 96 acres. Marchwood and its business community are key components to the success of the Port of Southampton and the surrounding region. Existing occupiers include Tarmac, Veolia, Biffa, Goldstar, Isotank, TIP Trailers, Royal Mail and many more. Southampton is the UK’s number one vehicle handling port, handling 900,000 vehicles per year. It is also Europe’s leading turnaround cruise port, welcoming around 2 million passengers annually and is home to the UK fleets of the largest cruise line operators in the world. It is also home to the second largest container terminal in the UK and in 2018 handled more than 1.9 million TEUs. The Port of Southampton supports 45,600 jobs and contributes £2.5 billion to the nation’s economy every year. As the UK’s number one export port, Southampton handles exports worth £40 billion annually, including £36 billion destined for markets outside the EU. Location Potential Uses Marchwood Industrial Park is situated on the western bank of + Industrial Southampton Water, opposite Southampton Docks. Dock Gate + Logistics 20 is located 4.6 miles away by road from Southampton Docks. Warehousing Marchwood Industrial Park benefits from access to Junction 3 of + the M27 (6.1 miles) and Junction 14 of the M3 (8.5 miles). + Distribution + Open storage Planning The development plan defines that employment uses comprise uses falling within classes B1 (now part of Class E), B2 and B8, and ‘sui generis’ uses of a similar character. Marchwood Industrial Park The Site M Power M Power 1b C3 G6 F12 OH 1A.1 G5 G4 F9/F11 F14 C1 G1 & G2 G3 1A.2b North Road 1A.2a F7 F8 H1,H2 C2.1 2C(N) F6 East Road Magazine 2q 2F&J Lane 2e C2.2 Central Cres South Road Cracknore 2C(S) Hard 2G A5b B4.1 4V(N) D1 D2.1 5a M2 B5 E1.1 A5a B4.2 4G 4F&4F.1 F1,F5 B4.3 4V 4H 4L 4C.1 3J 4W(NE) 4T L3 E2 A6 4WD L2.3 B4.4 4WE D2.2 E1 4W(1st floor) 4W A3.4 A3.3 4E M1 A3.2 A3.1 4DD 4X 4J L4,L5 D8 4B 4X(1) D9 B2.1 B3 D10 A2 B1 & Central Cres B2.2 A9 A1 A8 A7 Service Charge Tenure A provision will be included in any lease for each tenant Marchwood Industrial Park offers leasehold to pay a service charge contributing to the costs of opportunities for open storage, existing accommodation maintaining the common areas of the estate and or for bespoke development to meet individual occupier providing site security. requirements. Terms are available on application and as per the insert schedule. For further information, or to arrange a viewing, please contact: Luke Mort Dan Rawlings M: 07591 384236 M: 07702 809192 D: 023 8071 3079 D: 023 8071 3077 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Matthew Poplett MRICS Jason Webb M: 07971 824 525‬ M: 07989 959064 D: 023 8057 4512 D: 023 8057 4513 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Delivering Property Solutions ABP Property has the land, the space and the Ben Ross in-house funding to deliver existing or bespoke Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this document is correct and is it believed property solutions. With 960 hectares of available to be so at the date of publication. Associated British Ports accepts no responsibility or liability for the accuracy E: [email protected] port-based development land and a wealth of of this document. The descriptions, measurements and/or area sizes contained therein are included as a T: 023 8048 8833 general outline only, for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees, and do not form part of experience in the provision of industrial, logistics and any contract. Photographs and site or development land plans are indicative only. M: 07753 325 394 office space, talk to us about how we can help you. Designed and produced by THE GROUP www.completelygroup.com 16996.001 April 2021 abports.co.uk.
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