Harrogate business park now fully let with Carter Jonas advice
Carter Jonas has let over 6,000 sq ft of industrial units on six-year leases taking Harrogate’s Follifoot Ridge Business Park to full occupancy.
A private individual took Unit 10 (2,400 sq ft) for personal storage. BR Exclusive, an automotive specialist, took Unit 11 (1,200 sq ft).
Finally, due to business expansion, Vehicle Safety & Warning Distribution Limited took Unit 12 (2,400 sq ft).
Matt Bredin, senior surveyor at Carter Jonas, said: “I am pleased to have let the last remaining units at Follifoot Ridge Business Park, bringing the occupancy rate up to 100 percent which is a rare achievement at any business park.
“Demand has been strong which highlights the real lack of supply for industrial accommodation in Harrogate. In addition, there is increasing demand among occupiers for smaller units - between 1,000 and 3,000 sq ft.
“We anticipate this appetite for industrial units will drive new industrial development in Harrogate, and underpin all detailed planning applications for such schemes.”
Follifoot Ridge Business Park lies south of Harrogate, with good access to the A1(M). The park provides high quality light industrial units, suitable for a range of uses - from to storage to manufacturing and distribution.
Follifoot Ridge Business Park is situated on Pannal Road approximately three miles south of Harrogate.
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