Milton Keynes’s Industrial and Business Park Sector

There is a diverse range of industrial property to let in Milton Keynes, from conventional industrial parks within its city centre grid system to original rural and modern developments.

While service industries dominate the Milton Keynes economy, the manufacturing sector is the second-largest industry within the town.

Marshall valve amplifiers and some speaker cabinets are hand-built in Bletchley, Milton Keynes.

The growth of Milton Keynes has provided the extra supply of business and industrial space to meet the increased demand for these types of units to let or to sell. Again, Showcase provides increased marketing exposure for those stakeholders looking for units to acquire in this sector.

With the M1 motorway located to the east of the town, the area is served by Junctions 13, 14 and 15A.

The A5 trunk road runs through the west of Milton Keynes and there are excellent arterial transport links to all major cities in Britain as well as to Europe, making Milton Keynes an ideal location for large manufacturing companies.

The nearest international airport is Luton. There is also a direct rail link to Birmingham International Airport and an aerodrome at Cranfield, six miles from the centre.

Benefit of Using Showcase with Milton Keynes’s Industrial Sector

Showcase can help you find industrial property to let in Milton Keynes and provide detailed information on all the industrial units in its comprehensive database.

A wide variety of industrial units is available in and around Milton Keynes for companies keen to relocate to or expand their operations in this vibrant part of the UK.

About Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes has seen a large investment in highway improvements to fully prepare the town for future increases in traffic volume including the recently completed development of Junction 13 and 14 of M1.

The town itself has a road network of mainly dual carriageways which keeps traffic running smoothly, and over 7.6 million people live within a one hour’s drive from the town.

Milton Keynes competed for formal ‘city status’ in 2000 and 2002, but was not successful. However the terms ‘city’ and ‘city centre’ are regularly used for Milton Keynes by its citizens.

It’s no wonder so many companies have decided to relocate, given there’s so much choice of industrial property to let in Milton Keynes, and that the town has such good transport links.