Hortons has completed the latest phase of its investment at Wellington Industrial Estate in Coseley, with all newly created starter units now occupied after six new lettings to local businesses.
Light WRK Productions, RBC Contractors, Bespoke Wigs by Justine, Data Innovations, Dreiston and Chase Equipment have each secured one of the estate’s newly developed double-height units.
Ranging from 675 sq ft to 950 sq ft, the spaces have been designed to provide smaller and growing businesses with flexible industrial accommodation.
The latest deals follow the transformation of the former Wellington House building, redeveloped as part of Hortons’ wider investment programme at the estate.
The refurbishment has introduced modern commercial space aimed at supporting businesses at different stages of growth, alongside larger industrial units extending to approximately 40,000 sq ft.
While the starter units are now fully occupied, two larger properties remain available. Unit 51 provides 16,484 sq ft of industrial space, while Unit 54 extends to 19,758 sq ft. Both are being offered on flexible lease terms at a quoting rent of £6.50 per sq ft, subject to terms.
Jeremy Boothroyd of Hortons said: “When we took the decision to redevelop the former Wellington House building, the aim was to create affordable space that would help local businesses grow. To see every one of the starter units let is hugely rewarding and it’s great to welcome such a diverse mix of businesses to the estate. It shows there is strong demand for this type of accommodation.
“We have two larger units available which offer high-quality industrial space suitable for a range of manufacturing, engineering, warehousing and distribution businesses.”
Wellington Industrial Estate offers businesses a secure and well-maintained commercial environment, with convenient access to key transport infrastructure.
Situated just off the A4123 Birmingham New Road, the estate is close to Junction 2 of the M5 and benefits from proximity to local rail connections.
With the smaller units now fully let, attention turns to the remaining larger accommodation, which provides an opportunity for established operators across manufacturing, engineering, warehousing and distribution to secure space within the estate.
Further information is available from joint agents Bulleys, Sellers Chartered Surveyors and Harris Lamb, or via Wellington Industrial Estate.
