Fairham Business Park in Nottingham is continuing to attract high-quality occupiers, reinforcing its status as one of the East Midlands’ premier mixed-use developments.
The business park is home to a diverse mix of companies, from household names such as Ocado and Vision Express to national and local enterprises including ABB, MacFarlane Packaging, SLS Medical, Clean Linen, and Fathomtree. These businesses have brought hundreds of new jobs and significant inward investment to Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Tim Gilbertson of FHP Property Consultants said: "There's no doubt that Fairham Business Park in Nottingham is one of the East Midlands' finest mixed-use schemes, ultimately offering industrial, distribution, trade counter, roadside and retail uses, plus others as yet to be announced!
"The calibre of occupiers is superb, ranging from household names such as Ocado and Vision Express through to blue-chip covenants that are perhaps less well known such as Davenham Switchgear, who have already recruited over 100 staff for their new venture in the region.
"The prime location is being matched by the quality of occupier and with more deals in the pipeline, I'm sure we will be able to advise of further sales or lettings in the very near future."
Situated within Fairham, a 606-acre neighbourhood just minutes from Nottingham city centre, the business park offers one million square feet of commercial space in a highly accessible, levy-free location outside the Nottingham Workplace Parking Levy zone. With over half of Phase One already sold, let, or under offer, only a limited number of design-and-build opportunities remain. Two additional buildings are nearing completion, with further developments planned.
Clowes, in partnership with FHP Property Consultants and Fisher German, is now marketing Phase Two of Fairham Business Park. This phase provides bespoke design-and-build opportunities of up to 50,000 sq ft, available on freehold and leasehold terms, allowing occupiers flexibility and scalability for future growth.
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