Now available for occupation, Saxon 53 comprises a best-in-class new-build logistics/manufacturing unit in a highly connected location in Sittingbourne. Primed for occupiers seeking new facilities to access London, the South East, and international markets, the unit is perfectly situated for national and global logistics operations. Join a host of well-established occupiers already capitalising on the benefits of this unrivalled logistics location, including Screwfix, Howdens ASDA, Toolstation, Magnet, Greencore, and many more notable occupiers.
Saxon 53 comprises a detached, self-contained unit offering 52,816 square feet of premier, sustainable space, having achieved a BREEAM Very Good and an EPC-A Rating upon completion. The unit has been built to an excellent specification to suit all the needs of the modern occupier, including a dedicated 41-metre secure yard within this fully fenced site, complete with HGV and car parking spaces for convenience. The specifications also include a 10-metre eaves height, one level access door, three dock-level loading doors, a flexible undercroft for storage, and fully fitted Cat A offices with LED lighting. Enter the unit via the new pedestrianised entrance and find naturally lit office floors with staff welfare facilities, including a kitchen and WC facilities and an eight-person passenger lift. Developed by Arax Properties, the unit enjoys excellent sustainability credentials, helping to reduce occupation costs and carbon emissions for the occupier, including 15% roof lights, PV panels, and electric car charging points.
The unit occupies a strategic position in the South East between London and the Port of Dover, unlocking access to all major markets. With excellent proximity to major trunk routes, rail and port facilities, and now airfreight at Manston International, multi-modal connectivity options are unrivalled.
With unmatched connectivity, excellent sustainability credentials, and a best-in-class warehouse specification, Saxon 53 offers the ideal base for your business.
