Northampton’s Industrial and Business Park Sector

There’s a diverse range of industrial space to let in Northampton, from conventional industrial parks within the town centre to original rural and modern developments.

The town is served by Junctions 15, 15A and 16 of the M1. The A45 and A43 can be accessed by a partially completed ring road and the A14 is close by to the north.

With excellent arterial transport links to all major cities in Britain as well as to Europe, Northampton is an ideal location for manufacturing and distribution companies to establish their business. Te Carlsberg brewery is located here, and is a major employer within the town.

For international links, East Midlands Airport and Luton Airport are quickly accessible via the M1; and Birmingham International Airport can be accessed via the M1/M6 and also by train.

The growth of Northampton 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. Showcase provides increased marketing exposure for those stakeholders looking for units to acquire in the industrial sector.

Benefits of Using Showcase Within Northampton’s Industrial Sector

Showcase can help you find industrial space to let in Northampton and provide detailed information on all the industrial units in its comprehensive database. A wide variety of industrial units is available in and around Northampton for companies keen to relocate to or expand their operations in this part of the UK.

About Northampton

Northampton is ideally located off the M1 London to North Yorkshire motorway, with the A45, A43 and A14 close by, making it a strategic location for major UK distribution companies.

The town is administered by Northampton Borough Council and Northamptonshire County Council, although since 2006 major planning decisions such as new housing or roads are the responsibility of the WNDC (West Northamptonshire Development Corporation).

Both London and Birmingham are easily accessible from Northampton, with excellent road and rail links. The town’s current population is 205,000 although there are plans for development of new housing stock, so this is expected to increase dramatically.

There is an excellent stock of modern, high-quality industrial space to let in Northampton at competitive rates, as well as various sites available for commercial and leisure development.