Sunday, December 22, 2024

Engineering specialist chooses Derby for new home

Engineering specialist, Bennett Engineering has relocated to Derby.

Salloway Property Consultants completed the off-market deal after long standing clients, Ivygrove, started redeveloping a once forgotten corner of industrial units in Derby.

William Speed of Salloway Property Consultants said: “I was aware that Ivygrove were redeveloping these industrial units at Parcel Terrace and that they would do an excellent job as always. It did take some persuading, but I knew all along that the property would be a perfect fit for Bennett Engineering!”

Seleena Creedon, director of Bennett Engineering, added: “We were looking for Derby premises; Will had been helpful showing us a range of offices available however when we mentioned industrial units as being part of our future plan, he knew exactly what to show us to make them today’s plans!

“Unit 5 was looking good when Will showed us around in May, we had lots of questions and Will was super helpful in answering them. The unit has been brilliantly renovated and this little area is thriving, it’s so busy each day which is a real buzz to be part of.

“We’ve also managed to put our own stamp on the place already too with our vision of using a mezzanine floor as our design office space coming to life. This move has enabled us to add new services for Bennett Engineering’s clients including manufacturing and assembly which has already been well received. The Ivygrove team have been so helpful, and we couldn’t be more delighted to be Unit 5’s new tenants.”

William Speed added: “This off market letting further confirms the fact that the industrial market in Derby is still experiencing high demand whilst stock levels can’t keep up. We would really recommend any property owner, landlord or owner occupier, to get in contact to discuss potential options with their property.”

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