Developer unveils new 15,000 sq ft industrial unit
A property developer has completed a 15,000 sq ft industrial unit at Markham Vale in Chesterfield.
The unit has been developed by Priority Space and follows the completion of phase one of Wilson Business Park which is made up of 13 units – now fully-occupied.
Lee Buchanan, co-director at Priority Space, said: “We are pleased to complete the second phase of this development which provides large warehousing space to an area where there is demand. We have seen a great deal of interest in the site and hope to secure an occupant very soon.
“The development of Wilson Business Park has enabled Markham Vale to become one of the biggest commercial parks in the region and we’re proud to have contributed towards that.”
Priority Space is working with Sheffield-based letting agents Commercial Property Partners (CPP) to find occupiers for the new development.
Stuart Waite, partner at CPP, said: “We are delighted to see the build complete and excited to commence this next phase of our marketing campaign. Priority Space has delivered a high-quality building in a market which is starved of high-quality supply. We already have a strong enquiry list and have commenced viewings of the property.”
Wilson Business Park is built on the site of the former Markham Colliery. It was named in honour of Johnny Wilson who died while working on the site as a miner in 1987. Markham Vale is an employment-led scheme delivered by Henry Boot in partnership with Derbyshire County Council.
