Final unit completed at 850,000 sq ft logistics development
Construction has finished on the last unit at Apollo, a warehouse and logistics development spanning approximately 850,000 sq ft at Ansty Park in Coventry.
Apollo 5, the largest unit in the second phase of development, offers 301,591 sq ft of space. The development also includes Apollo 4, 6, and 7, ranging from approximately 117,000 to 269,000 sq ft.
All units boast environmental, social, and governance (ESG) credentials, achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and EPC A ratings. They feature roof-mounted PV arrays and EV charging points as standard.
The first phase of development, totalling over 240,000 sq ft, is fully leased and includes occupiers such as Rolls-Royce, Sainsbury’s, Cadent Gas and Meggitt.
John Vincent, head of asset management, UK at Cromwell Property Group, asset manager for the scheme, said: “The Apollo units at Ansty Business Park offer occupiers looking for the highest quality space in a prime location the best solution available in the current market. The flight to quality will lead logistics operators and high-value manufacturers straight to our client’s scheme. The combination of very strong connectivity, sustainability credentials, best-in-class design and proximity to a substantial, skilled labour pool will help us deliver an outstanding investment performance at this location.”
David Binks, international partner, national logistics & industrial agency (Midlands) at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “The completion of Apollo 5 completes the construction of all four buildings, which includes Apollo 4, 6 and 7, and shows the quality of the development to occupiers and agents alike. As well as being a sustainable and wellbeing-focused scheme, the location of Apollo is unparalleled. Currently, Apollo, Ansty Park is available for immediate occupation.”
