Monday, April 29, 2024

Taylors takes 42,000 sq ft at Huthwaite logistics site

B. Taylor & Sons Transport has taken 41,914 sq ft of prime warehouse space in Huthwaite.

The logistics and warehousing firm has taken the lease on Unit 2 at Fulwood 28, joining the likes of Alloga, GXO and the Co-op at the site, which is located two miles from Junction 28 of the M1.

The unit at Fulwood 28 is the company’s thirteenth in total.

Commercial Property Partners (CPP) and Gent Visick sealed the deal to bring Taylors to the logistics park.

Sean Bremner, director at CPP, said: “As we expected Fulwood 28 was let swiftly upon coming available, with many requirements being in the market. We have known Alan Taylor and his colleagues for many years and they have experienced considerable expansion over recent times. It is great to do deals with long established family businesses continuing their growth and success in our region.”

Taylors’ Managing Director Alan Taylor added: “This building presented a great expansion opportunity for our business becoming our 13th building in the area to help win further work. We are delighted to have secured the accommodation. It was a pleasure working with Sean at CPP who was very responsive and brokered the deal in a sensible and efficient manner.”

B. Taylor & Sons was established in 1974 in Kirkby-in-Ashfield. It has since grown to incorporate a number of divisions including Taylors Transport International, which caters for clients across the globe.

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