Parc Felindre has direct access from Junction 46 of the M4 and is served by a circular access road. Landscaped to a high standard, ample car parking is directly linked to each plot. Plots are immediately available. The site is flexible – ideal for expanding businesses and major inward investment.
Layout of the business park provides plots of varying sizes with ample space for car parking, providing choice for developers and occupiers’ present and future requirements. Parc Felindre is a business park focussing on emerging industries such as high tech manufacturing and high level uses, together with ancillary uses where complementary. Potential floor space of up to 80,065 sq m (862,000 sq ft) can be provided on 16 ha (40 acres) net, extends to 43 hectares (106 acres) in total. Of this, up to 16 hectares (39.5 acres) of employment land is available in 12 fully serviced plots ranging in size from 0.5 to 2 hectares (1.2 to 4.9 acres).
The site is adjacent to Swansea North Sub Station, giving ample access to the Electricity Grid.
The business park is allocated for B1 & B2 uses within the designation of the park’s scope.
Each plot has access to foul and surface water sewers, electricity and mains water is available at or near the boundary of each plot.
The sites are available separately although consideration can be given to two plots being sold together.
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