Saturday, February 1, 2025

New letting at Burton business park

Explore Transport Limited, the supplier of Transport and Plant Hire services, have let a 0.73 acre site comprising of hard standing storage land at Drakelow Business Park.

Drakelow Business Park benefits from good access to the A38 and is situated just south of Burton on Trent. The business park provides a mix of industrial/warehouse units and hard standing land.

Corbin Archer of FHP Property Consultants said: “We are excited to have let a parcel of land at Drakelow Business Park. We have more land available ranging from 0.10 acres to 2.00 acres and we also expect a few industrial units to become available in the near future.

“We are continually speaking with local occupiers who are seeking accommodation along the A38 corridor between Burton and Lichfield and I am hopeful that some of the conversations will lead to further deals.”

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