Stanton Logistics Park, Stanton, Bury St. Edmunds, IP31 2FH

Shepherd’s Grove Stanton is located near the market town of Bury St Edmunds in North Suffolk, is at the heart of East Anglia. Bury St Edmunds is located on the A14 dual carriageway, which provides access to both the south-east to Felixstowe, home of the UK’s largest container port, and west to key road infrastructure such as the M11, A11, A1(M), M1 and M6. This network provides access to many of the UK’s major cities including London and the South East, Cambridge, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds.

- Large Scale

- Flexibility

- Cost Effective

- State of Art specification

- Road

The A143 offers excellent connectivity to all the major surrounding road networks. The A143 joins the A14 at Bury St Edmunds approximately 11 miles south-west of the property. From here, key road infrastructure are all easily accessible in relatively short drive times. The M11 is accessed via the A11, 44 miles to the west. This provides excellent access to the M25 and the wider London market in under two hours. To access the northern markets, the A1(M) is just 60 miles away via the A14. Just 25 miles further west, via the A14, the M1 is accessed in under two hours.

- Rail

The subject site has excellent connectivity to rail links. Elmswell and Thurston stations are located just 6.7 miles and 9.2 miles respectively. Both stations are located on the Greater Anglia Railway line. London can be directly reached within 2 hours and 20 minutes from both stations. The same line provides direct and frequent services to the wider east Anglia region. Other major urban areas such as Peterborough can be gained in 2 hours and Leicester in 3 hours.

- Air

The subject site benefits from a close proximity to Stansted Airport which can be gained in 60 miles. Additionally Heathrow Airport can be gained in 109 miles and East Midlands Airport in 135 miles. Access to Heathrow is a huge benefit from an industrial logistics supply change standpoint as it handles around 70% of the UK’s air freight trade and around 32% (£104bn) of all UK goods by value making it the 3rd busiest airport in Europe for freight.

- Sea

The Port of Felixstowe is within 43 miles of the property. This is very advantageous from a supply chain perspective as it is not only the busiest container port in the United Kingdom, dealing with 48% of Britain’s containerised trade but is also further building its influence post-Brexit. Furthermore, the Port of Tilbury, which is London’s main trading port can be reached in 90 miles.