Developer HBD has secured planning permission for a new 72,000 sq ft urban logistics scheme in Welwyn Garden City.
The three-acre brownfield site was acquired for £6.2m, with the new development, Tritium, set to comprise three Grade A units of 39,876 sq ft, 17,976 sq ft and 13,396 sq ft.
The scheme is targeting a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent’ for Tritium, along with an EPC A Rating, incorporating a range of energy-efficiency measures including solar PV panels, coupled with clever design features to maximise natural light and reduce energy consumption.
Simon Quine, senior development surveyor at HBD, said: “Tritium offers best in class industrial and logistics space with superb environmental credentials – sustainability is a major factor for both occupiers and investors, many of which now have stringent ESG expectations to meet.”
“Tritium is also very well-located and within an established industrial estate so we anticipate continued strong interest in the scheme – particularly given the ongoing shortage of industrial stock coming forward in the South East. One unit is already under offer.”
Situated on Tewin Road, Tritium sits within the well-established Mundells industrial area of Welwyn Garden City. The town centre and train station can be reached easily on foot from the scheme and is also close to J4 of the A1(M), providing easy access to the national motorway network.
Work is set to begin on site in Q4 2022, with completion expected in Q4 2023.
The letting agents on the scheme are Adroit Real Estate Advisors and Hollis Hockley.
Image source: HBD
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