The East Midlands Melton is the Land of Opportunity
Burrough Court Estate Melton LE14 2QS
Melton Borough is a land of opportunity, a place of thriving entrepreneurs, artisans and international businesses. As the country’s acknowledged ‘Rural Capital of Food’, benefiting from Food & Drink focused Manufacturing Zones, Melton is full of entrepreneurial spirit reflected in strikingly high levels of self-employment. Supported by a strong economy and a progressive local authority with a clear development plan for a range of council owned commercial, leisure and housing sites, Melton is distinctly pro-growth and pro-business.
Perfectly located in the very centre of the country, Melton is well connected to the nearby cities of Leicester, Lincoln and Nottingham. The borough itself provides an abundance of business premises. There is an appealing mix of opportunities including storage & distribution facilities, town centre retail sites, modern office space to rural industrial areas and development land designed to meet the individual aspirations of businesses.
Just some of the opportunities on offer include Pera Business Park, which offers modern serviced office and meeting space (B1 use 200 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft.). There are a number of large scale B2 opportunities available in Bottesford. Old Dalby Enterprise Village provides 4,200 sqm of freehold employment space and 30 freehold commercial building plots. Melton Commercial Park consists of approximately 127 acres with 214,000 sq. ft. of existing unit space and open storage plots. Whether the requirement is to lease, purchase freehold or a self-build development, Melton delivers.
Old Dalby Enterprise Village Melton LE14 3NQ
Business Support Melton’s Growth & Regeneration Team offers a distinctive, tailor-made service to businesses and organisations wishing to start-up, expand or re-locate within Melton Borough. Access is provided to business support opportunities thanks to a strong network and partnership approach. From general advice and information to financial assistance, identifying premises and support with skills and recruitment, the Melton team can ensure that all business requirements are fulfilled.
Pera Business Park Melton LE13 0PB
Transport connections Melton is ideally connected to nearby cities and major road routes. It’s a 30-minute drive to Leicester City, 30 minutes to the M1 Motorway to the west and some 25 minutes east to the A1. Nottingham is just 21 miles away and Peterborough 36 miles.
The national rail network serves the Borough and the business community equally well. Journey times will have you in London in around 90 minutes, Nottingham in a little over 20 minutes, Leicester in 17 minutes and Peterborough in 40 minutes.
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Fuelling Food & Drink Businesses Melton is renowned as the country’s Rural Capital of Food. Melton Borough Council offers free, comprehensive one-to-one food technologist support to local SME companies wishing to innovate and resolve technical challenges, aiding the development of their products and businesses. Support includes product development, research and innovation, process development, food safety, quality management and compliance, product evaluation and testing (analytical and sensory), raw material supply and sourcing and scale-up.
Website:
discovermelton.com/invest Email contact:
business@melton.gov.uk
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2021
Melton Mowbray station is on the line from Birmingham to Stansted Airport, running via Leicester and Peterborough, with trains operating hourly in both directions. East Midlands Trains offers a single daily return journey from Melton Mowbray to London St Pancras. Bottesford Railway Station is on the Nottingham line with a fast connection to Grantham operating every two hours. Some Grantham trains connect to London King’s Cross or York services.
Access to airports is important for businesses. East Midlands Airport is now a Freeport and is around 40 minutes by road to the north-west. Nottingham City Airport is only 15 miles while Birmingham International airport is 54 miles. Stansted Airport is less than two hours by road.
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