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New industrial units ready for immediate occupation at Eastern Gateway

Five new industrial units totalling 160,782 sq ft are now available for occupation at Ipswich's Eastern Gateway development.

The big picture: The development, known as Access @ Eastern Gateway, is situated on eight acres of commercial land along Sproughton Road, adjacent to Junction 54 of the A14.

Trebor Developments, in conjunction with Hillwood, has appointed Penn Commercial as the joint marketing agent alongside Lambert Smith Hampton and Savills.

Why it matters: The scheme strengthens Ipswich's position as an industrial hub, offering:

  • Strategic location near the Ports of Ipswich and Felixstowe

  • Direct access to the A14

  • BREEAM 'Excellent' certification

  • Sustainable design features

Access @ Eastern Gateway
Access @ Eastern Gateway(Trebor Developments)

By the numbers:

  • Four units available ranging from 12,897 sq ft to 52,491 sq ft

  • Total scheme comprises 160,782 sq ft

  • Eight acres of commercial land

What they're saying: "Penn is delighted to have been appointed local agents on this prestigious scheme, which brings new product to the market in a strategic location," said Vanessa Penn, managing director of Penn Commercial.

Greg Dalton, development director for Trebor Developments, said: "We're delighted to have Vanessa and the Penn Commercial team formally appointed as joint marketing agent on this important scheme for us."

The bottom line: The remaining four units are ready for immediate occupation, with unrestricted B2 and B8 employment use.

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