Latest News from Markham Vale
MSE Hiller Ltd Take Occupation At Markham Vale
16th March 2011Markham Vale Goes From Strength To Strength
30th November 2010Henry Boot Development Strengthens Waterloo court at Markham Vale
28th October 2010Construction Work Underway On New Design & Build Facility At Markham Vale
18th August 2010Property Loan Shortage Addressed by Markham Vale Developer
March 09Junction Anniversary Marked With More Markham Vale Occupiers
Date UnknownLocal Company is Scheme's First Occupiers at Waterloo Court, Markham Vale
Date UnknownFirst Occupier at Markham Vale - from www.thisisnottingham.co.uk
January 09Markham Vale Welcomes First Business Occupier
January 09Meeting Waterloo at Markham Vale
October 08Celebrations As Markham Vale M-Way Junction Opens
October 08First Occupier For Markham Vale
June 08200-Acre North Derbyshire Industrial Park Moves Closer Following Compulsory Purchase Order
23 June 08Local Businesses Targeted For Markham Vale Unveil
13 June 08Greens Top Of The Agenda At Markham Vale
May 08Markham Vale, North Derbyshire Moves Ahead
30 January 07Henry Boot Developments Launch 200-acre Commercial Scheme - Markham Vale
Date UnknownLocal Company is Scheme's First Occupier at Markham Vale
The first speculative accommodation project completed at the Markham Vale commercial park, off junction 29A of the M1, is about to welcome its first occupier, a local firm.
IIntervene Ltd, a manufacturer and supplier of medical equipment, will relocate from Sheffield to a 5,000 sq. ft unit at Waterloo Court, a development of terraced units comprising over 51,500 sq ft of floorspace, with units ranging between 3,000 sq. ft and 15,000 sq. ft. Intervene has purchased the freehold of the new premises.
Ben Ward, development surveyor at Henry Boot Developments comments: “We’re delighted to be welcoming a local company to Markham Vale. Catering for the requirements of expanding companies in Chesterfield, South Yorkshire, and the surrounding areas is part of our strategy, and Waterloo Court has been created with them in mind.
“Waterloo Court offers high quality units that incorporate a range of energy saving facilities that mean it has been awarded a B rating in energy performance, along with secure yards and ample parking. The fact that it’s located on one of the UK’s premier commercial parks gives it an added dimension. Accommodation here is available to buy or lease, or occupiers can take advantage of our unique Try before you Buy initiative, where a property can be rented for a period before being bought. We’re receiving lots of positive enquires, and will be making further announcements regarding new occupiers in the next few weeks.”
Managing director of Intervene, Matt Root adds: “We were growing out of our accommodation and needed somewhere offering easy access to the M1 motorway, so Markham Vale is ideal. We were also impressed with the unit’s energy saving features such as photovoltaic panels which come at no extra cost, and which will enable us to minimise our running costs quite significantly.”
Markham Vale will be one of the greenest commercial parks in the country when it is completed. The 200-acre scheme is being marketed at international, national and local companies, and has secured planning for a 585,500 sq. ft distribution/warehouse unit, known as the Green Giant, as well as a neighbouring 105,000 sq. ft unit. In addition, a significant area of the scheme will accommodate design and build premises, with local company, Industrial Ancillaries the first to occupy a building constructed to their requirements in December last year.
