Turbine Business Park, Turbine Way, Sunderland, SR5

Turbine Way comprises four new units built to the latest specification. TB51 and TB68 are available for immediate occupation.

Strategically located for connectivity to major transport routes, Turbine Way is situated in an established commercial area with nearby occupiers including Nissan, ASDA, Vantec and Argos.

The Business Park sits adjacent to the A1231 Sunderland Highway which connects the region's main arterial routes being the A19 less than 1 mile to the east and the A1 circa 4 miles to the west.

The units are rated EPC A and BREEAM Very Good, ensuring lower energy costs and reflecting exceptional environmental performance.

Proximity to Major Transport Routes:
Washington is immediately connected to the region's key arterial routes (A1 and A19) via the A1231 Sunderland Highway, linking to major conurbations including Gateshead and Newcastle to the north, and Sunderland, Durham, Teesside and Leeds to the south.

Access to Ports:
Port of Tyne, a major shipping hub, is located 6 miles to the north facilitating easy import and export of goods. Port of Sunderland (5 miles), Port of Blyth (18 miles) and Teesport (37 miles) are also easily accessed from Washington.

Airports:
Close proximity to Newcastle International Airport offers logistical support for air freight and business travel.

Industrial Expertise:
Sunderland and the wider North East region have a history of manufacturing
and engineering, ensuring a pool of skilled labour.

Training Facilities:
The region is well-known for its universities and colleges providing both academic and vocational courses tailored to engineering, manufacturing and logistics providing a
pipeline of trained professionals.

Lower Operational Costs:
Compared with most UK logistics and industrial areas, property and operational costs are more affordable.

Full information on the specification of each individual unit is available by downloading the brochure.