Yorkshire property developer completes Leeds warehouse refurbishment
A Yorkshire developer has announced that it has completed the refurbishment of a Leeds warehouse unit.
Eshton, based in Leeds, reported today that it has finished its redevelopment of Express House, a 25,380 sq ft warehouse unit in Gildersome, Leeds.
The former DHL depot is now available to occupy and has been brought to the market by the industrial team at CBRE in Leeds alongside joint agents Holder & Co.
Sophie Angus, associate director of CBRE’s industrial team in Leeds, commented: “We are delighted to bring Express House to market following a full internal and external renovation programme undertaken by Eshton.
“The premises are now available for occupation and are suited to industrial, warehouse and distribution uses, with the office provision proving an attractive attribute to those occupiers looking for an HQ type facility.
“We are already seeing strong interest from within the Yorkshire market and anticipate this to continue following completion of the refurbishment.”
David Singleton, director of Eshton, added: “Good quality industrial and warehouse space is in short supply in the region so we are delighted to complete the building’s extensive refurbishment works and be in a position to offer potential occupiers a rare opportunity to acquire a modern unit with excellent transport links.”
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