Environmentally friendly
A sophisticated metering and monitoring system has been embedded into all three buildings, which will record a plethora of data relating to the generation and consumption of all energy on site, and environmental factors which may be impacting energy usage. This data will be utilised by the Joint Venture to provide future learning opportunities for tenants in relation to their use of energy, and to help push the construction industry towards constructing commercial buildings to meet comparable sustainability standards by evidencing and quantifying the benefits.
Location
The location at Cross Hands is ideal for business use with immediate access to the A48/M4 road network – local, national, and international markets are within quick reach. Additional transport improvements are also planned. Superfast broadband is also available following the upgrade of the exchange to accommodate essential modern fibre communications.
Trecwn, located in North Pembrokeshire, is about 3 miles south of Fishguard. The site, a former Royal Navy Armaments Depot, spans 1000 acres and is accessible via a private road off the A40.
Commercial office space to let. Three storey office accommodation will provide a characterful workspace, designed to a high-quality to meet the needs of 21st Century SMEs in a City economy. The sub-dividable office space will allow businesses to establish a key city centre location, including state of the art technology, large flexible floor plates, a vibrant roof terrace and two rooftop meeting pods with panoramic views over the city centre. Luxury ground floor reception area featuring communal seating, shower and changing facilities, vanity areas with hair dryers and straighteners, and on-site secure cycle storage to the rear of the building.
The ground floor retail units will be adaptable.
High quality office and laboratory space to let.
These ambitious proposals aim to create a high-quality hub in Withybush near Haverfordwest and will become home to a number of food producers.
Growing from the success of investment at both the Food and Business Zones, Cross Hands East extends to around 10 hectares of development-ready plots.
The Celtic Freeport is open for business and will deliver an accelerated pathway for Wales’ net zero economy generating over 16,000 new, green jobs and up to £5.5 billion of new investment.
