Chancerygate gears up for 2024 start on £16m Bredbury industrial
Armed with a recently awarded planning approval from Stockport Council, the developer is ready to start on its 72,000 sq ft Cromwell Park.
Comprising nine Grade A industrial units ranging from 2,200 sq ft to 21,000 sq ft GIA, Cromwell Park has a projected gross development value of around £16.5m.
Cromwell Park was designed by UMC Architects and has a target EPC rating of A+ and a BREEAM score of Very Good.
Chancerygate is aiming to start main construction work on the site in early 2024, with enabling works commencing later this year.
Cromwell Park sits on four acres west of Castle Hill within the Bredbury Park Industrial Estate. Its neighbours include Hadfields, TNT, and Allied Bakeries.
Williams Sillitoe and Cushman & Wakefield are the joint leasing agents for Cromwell Park and have already received an “unprecedented” number of enquires from potential occupiers, according to Chancerygate development director Chris Brown.
“We are confident take up will be strong given the lack of alternative new Grade A space in Bredbury,” Brown said.
“The scheme marks one of the last remaining opportunities to develop a site allocated for employment in the Stockport borough, so will support and enable growth within the local economy.”
Chancerygate is more than just a developer. The company also manages more than £385m-worth of assets. Earlier this year, the developer wrapped up its £41m Norse Trade Park in Congleton.
Hourigan Planning is the planning consultant for the Bredbury scheme.
You can learn more about Cromwell Park by searching DC/083927 on Stockport Council’s planning portal.
I thought this development was dead and buried after Amazon tried to build a gigantic warehouse there.The main roads to the site are not big enough to accept more hgvs,s.
By Paul griffiths
@Paul Griffiths – other side of the road (and greenbelt boundary) from the gigantic scheme from a year or so back.
By Gethin
@Paul – Completely different site. This is an allocated employment site nothing to do with the failed Bredbury Gateway scheme on Green Belt land
By Shed Master
Surely it should be a priority to build a spur off the M60 direct into this Bredbury industrial site to relieve the roads all around in both that part of Stockport, and neighbouring Tameside; it doesn’t appear something too difficult to do.
By AltPoV
Is there going to be any relief roads for all the extra traffic this is going to bring? It’s already a nightmare trying to get off the Parkway Industrial Estate without loads more vehicles.
By Janine
Bypass urgently needed to relieve local traffic and improve infrastructure
By Bennett
The section of highway between Bredbury interchange – Stockport Road West – Lower Bents Lane is congested and causes a bottle neck during the rush hour period. I don’t see any mitigation by the developer, presumably Stockport council will happily collect the additional business rate revenue and leave existing businesses and residents to live with the extra traffic.
By Charles Lunt