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Read MoreEddisons has confirmed that the sale of the first two plots of land at the new Enterprise West Lindsey business park development in Saxilby, Lincolnshire has concluded, with sales of further plots scheduled to complete in the coming weeks.
Enterprise West Lindsey is described by the agent as a ‘next generation business park’. Located on a strategic 20-acre site adjacent to the A57, west of Lincoln, it’s a joint venture by Eddisons’ clients, Castle Group and Stirlin.
Plots range in size from 1 acre to 2.5 acres and the first two plots sold are 3.81 and 2.1 acres. In total, there are seven plots of land being marketed by Eddisons, currently.
Eddisons advises that Enterprise West Lindsey has outline consent for a number of industrial and office commercial uses, with a view to the quality of property offer attracting a calibre of occupier seeking a headquarters-level style of building.
Commenting on the conclusion of the first plot sale, William Wall, Director, Eddisons Lincoln, incorporating Banks Long & Co, said, “The JV partners’ commitment to Enterprise West Lindsey sees a level of multi-million investment in infrastructure raise the profile the developable plots in appealing to land & property investors who share the developer’s and contractor’s vision for the overall development.
“We have no doubt that once underway and beyond, to full occupation, Enterprise West Lindsey will serve the immediate area and the wider district well in attracting new businesses and employment opportunities.”
For information about the remaining plots for sale at Enterprise West Lindsey, contact Cameron McRae at the Lincoln office of Eddisons, tel 01522 544515, cameron.mcrae@eddisons.com.
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