Industrial Units & Warehouses to Rent in HR4

The average asking rent for Industrial Unit or Warehouse in HR4 is about per sq ft. Rents vary by size, location, building condition and lease terms.

The largest Industrial Unit or Warehouse available to rent is and the smallest is. The average size of Industrial Unit or Warehouse available to rent in HR4 is approximately.

Distribution warehouses: These are HR4 warehouses where stock for distribution is stored. It serves as storage for products from the manufacturer to the distributor before they are sent to their various retail destinations. The location is critical, such as access to motorways, airports and shipping ports. Manufacturing companies, third-party distributors and retail stores use distribution warehouses. Private warehouses in HR4: Warehouses where a product is stored by the manufacturer ready for distribution. An example would be a cold storage facility for perishable food goods. Private warehouses are generally smaller than distribution types. Light industrial: Designed to serve multiple needs based on tenants. They can contain a hybrid mix of use types including office, retail showrooms and distribution all in one facility.

Think about access to transport routes, ceiling height, power supply, loading access, parking, security, planning use class (typically Class E(g)(iii) or B2/B8), and whether the space meets your operational needs. Always factor in lease terms, business rates, and service charges.

No, business rates are usually separate unless clearly stated in an all-inclusive lease. Some small businesses may qualify for Small Business Rate Relief (SBRR). Always confirm what's included before signing a lease.

Most landlords will permit internal modifications, especially those that improve functionality. Structural changes or significant alterations typically require landlord consent. You may also need planning permission depending on the change.

Lease lengths range from short-term licences (6–12 months) to long-term leases of 5–15 years. Flexible terms may be available for smaller or newer businesses. Rent reviews, break clauses, and service charges are common in longer leases.

Most industrial properties include features such as roller shutter doors, three-phase electricity, concrete flooring, yard space, on-site parking, small offices, and WCs. Specifications vary by unit size and age.

Typical occupiers include manufacturers, logistics and courier firms, builders, food producers, repair workshops, storage providers, and e-commerce businesses. Light industrial units also appeal to creative industries and start-ups.

Use LoopNet to search available industrial property in HR4, and speak with local commercial agents. View multiple sites if possible, and confirm planning permission, lease terms, and site suitability before proceeding.