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MERCHANT PARK – THE AWARD WINNING DEVELOPMENT EXPANDING M


erchant Park,Newton Aycliffe the award-winning development and home to Hitachi Rail, is expanding in new and exciting ways. Recognising the demand for high spec units that any company would be proud to occupy, but critically of a smaller size, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Station Place.


The all new Station Place


development will build on the solid elements that made Merchant Park perfect for Hitachi Rail...


The all new Station Place development will build on the solid elements that made Merchant Park perfect for Hitachi Rail; excellent transport links for rail, road, sea and air and a developer committed to providing fit for purpose flexible space. Station Place aims to build on that strong base and provide much needed high


quality industrial units from 5,000 sq.ft and the development can also provide design and build option. To complement the new direction for the site, the national firm of Chartered Surveyors Sanderson Weatherall have been appointed alongside joint agents CBRE. Chris Dent, head of industrial agency for the North East at Sanderson Weatherall commented that, "Station Place represents


a new chapter in the evolution of industrial space in Newton Aycliffe, which we are excited to be a part of. We know there is demand for smaller flexible high quality industrial units that simply isn't being catered for - Station Place will tick the boxes for that market".


Designed by Ryder Architecture, Station Place will be ready of occupation in Summer 2019.


COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2018


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