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Strong growth is leading to a shortage of space

WITH its strong industrial core and easily accessible location, Daventry has been a well-established distribution centre for many years which has attracted various logistics, distribution and transport companies for whom, Daventry is considered one of the principal distribution destinations in the UK. With a flurry of deals throughout 2015 and speculative development at Apex Park and the proposal to extend the Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, the town is going from strength to strength.

WITH its strong industrial core and easily accessible location, Daventry has been a well-established distribution centre for many years which has attracted various logistics, distribution and transport companies for whom, Daventry is considered one of the principal distribution destinations in the UK. With a flurry of deals throughout 2015 and speculative development at Apex Park and the proposal to extend the Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, the town is going from strength to strength. After such strong growth and demand for industrial property in Daventry we are now witnessing growth in other sectors and in particular the office market. The majority of quality office space in and around Daventry is scarce due to a lack of speculative development in recent years and we now have a shortage of good quality stock. Units 20 & 21 of phase II of the Cottebrooke Park development have recently been offered to the market through the sole agent, Berrys. The respective modern office units offer a range of opportunities to both occupiers and investors alike. The prominent office buildings are arranged over ground and first floor allowing division of floors to attract various occupier markets. The properties are constructed to a high quality and provide good car parking. Unit 20 is currently let, lease expiry in 2016, and offers an investment opportunity with the possibility of rental growth. Unit 21 is currently vacant and provides an opportunity for owner occupiers and investors. Recently we have experienced an increase in individual investors seeking commercial property in the region. With the industrial and warehouse market limited in its stock of investments up to £1.5 million, smaller office units are deemed attractive due to the historic rents being achieved and the opportunity of growth on completion of sale. Berrys experienced commercial property team offers a comprehensive service from occupier services, investment agency and commercial agency. For more information on the available properties or to discuss further, contact Duncan Batty on 01327 356140 or email

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