Floor loading min. 50kN/m2
Standard dock levellers
Level access doors
Secure gated and fenced yard
Roof lights min. 10%
Ability to install sprinkler tank
Available Now
Extending up to 160 acres, Tritax Park Oxford is situated directly alongside the M40 at J9 and the A41. The site provides prominence for occupiers and excellent transport links to the national motorway and trunk road network.
Tritax Park Oxford can accommodate a range of uses from Logistics and Advanced Manufacturing in buildings from 50,000 – 500,000 sq ft.
Siemens Healthineers have chosen the site for a new 604,000 sq ft global production facility which is now under construction. The site benefits from a new all-directions junction with the A41.
The remainder of the site, which can accommodate up to 1.8m sq ft, is being promoted through Cherwell District Council’s Local Plan process, in response to current market need and demand for additional logistics development. The park will offer best in class buildings with market leading ESG credentials including Net Zero Carbon in Construction.
The planning process can be accelerated with an application on behalf of a specific end user.
Will Broadhurst
Development Surveyor, Tritax Big Box Developments
Will.Broadhurst@tritaxbigboxdev.co.uk (0)1604 330643Bicester
2miles
5mins
Banbury
20miles
26mins
Oxford
17miles
27mins
Aylesbury
18miles
36mins
Milton Keynes
27miles
45mins
M1 (J15a)
30miles
41mins
Reading
40miles
59mins
M40 (J1a) / M25 (J16)
44miles
45mins
Slough
48miles
1hr
London
65miles
1hr 40mins
Birmingham
69miles
1hr 20mins
84% of Biggleswade's population are economically active compared with the national average of 79%.
Oxford
82%
National Average
79%
Floor loading min. 50kN/m2
Standard dock levellers
Level access doors
Secure gated and fenced yard
Roof lights min. 10%
Ability to install sprinkler tank
Coming Soon
221-acre site acquired for c.2.5 million sq ft logistics development and new strategic rail freight interchange (SRFI).
Coming Soon
Coming Soon
87 acres up to 1.62m sq ft being promoted through the Local Plan process