Clowes Developments, together with lead construction contractor Roe Developments, has achieved practical completion of a pair of high-quality, speculatively built trade counter units at Viking Park, Congleton. The units are now ready for immediate occupation on a leasehold basis.
Viking Trade Park comprises two modern industrial buildings, Viking F3 and Viking G3, each offering 12,220 sq ft of prime commercial space. Designed with maximum flexibility in mind, both buildings can be subdivided into three terraced units of approximately 4,000 sq ft, making them ideal for a wide range of trade occupiers.
Situated next to the recently opened MKM Building Supplies branch and occupying a prominent roadside position on Viking Way, these new units offer excellent visibility and unrivalled access to key transport routes. The location provides occupiers with an operationally efficient base, strong brand exposure, and the benefit of a growing residential population in the surrounding area.
Marc Freeman, Development Director at Clowes Developments, said:
“We are pleased to bring these high-quality units to the Congleton market at a time when supply of new-build industrial space remains extremely limited. Our decision to deliver these buildings speculatively reflects our confidence in the strength of the local economy and in Viking Park as a long-term strategic location. The flexibility of the units allows us to meet a broad range of occupational requirements, and we look forward to welcoming new businesses to the scheme.”
Mark Sillitoe and Andrew Groves, Joint Agents at Viking Park, Congleton added:
“Viking Trade Park stands out for its build quality, adaptability and highly visible position on Viking Way. Opportunities of this size and specification are rare in Congleton, and we are already seeing strong levels of interest from established trade operators and local expanding businesses alike. The ability to take a single 12,220 sq ft unit or sub-divide into smaller bays gives occupiers real choice in a market where options are limited.”
