Parc Felindre, Swansea, SA5

Parc Felindre presents an exciting development opportunity for industries involved in high-tech manufacturing and R&D to grow and develop whilst benefiting from proximity to a vibrant city, skilled labour force and great connectivity.

Parc Felindre totals 40 acres of net developable land, offering potential for up to 862,000 sq ft of floorspace across the business park.

Location
Parc Felindre is located in the Swansea Bay City Region, just off junction 46 of the M4 Motorway. Swansea is the second largest city in Wales, home to over 245,000 residents. Swansea is home to the Institute of Sustainable Design, two universities and key industries reflecting their specialist subjects, making Swansea an ideal location to establish, relocate or expand a business.

Parc Felindre offers huge potential to create a live/work destination of regional, national and international significance, offering considerable job creation opportunities for Wales.

Terms
Plots are available on the basis of a long leasehold sale. Further detail available on request.

Planning
Parc Felindre is allocated in the adopted LDP for B1 & B2 Uses for emerging industries such as high tech manufacturing.

Development Information
Further information on the site is available upon request and via access to a data room. For access, please contact the Agents.

Transport Links
By Road:
Parc Felindre is located at Junction 46 of the M4 motorway, which provides easy access via the M4 corridor to the major cities of London, Bristol and Reading to the east, Exeter, Plymouth and Southampton to the south, and via the M5 motorway, to Birmingham and Manchester further north.

By Rail:
Fast and frequent train services link major UK cities to Swansea with an average of 48 trains per day travelling from Swansea to London Paddington, making access to the UK capital convenient and efficient. In circa 3 hours you are in the centre of London. Planned electrification of the mainline between London and South Wales will reduce journey times and increase the frequency of trains. Direct rail links bring Bristol, Cardiff, Newport, Hereford, Crewe and Manchester within easy reach, and there are good connections to the Midlands, north east, south and south west England. Frequent Eurostar trains link Paris, Lille and Brussels directly with London St Pancras International then via Underground or taxi link to London Paddington for onward train travel to Swansea.

By Air
There are fast rail/air links to Swansea from London (Gatwick and Heathrow). Bristol and Cardiff International Airports (less than an hour's drive), also offer internal, European and international flights.

By Sea
Swansea port is ideally placed for maritime trade with north west Europe, Ireland and the Mediterranean. The port caters for ships up to 30,000 tonnes and provides heavy duty cargo handling facilities.