ING Appoint Haslams on South Reading Industrial Estate

17 / 08 / 2011

ING Appoint Haslams on South Reading Industrial Estate

Haslams have recently been instructed jointly with Lambert Smith Hampton by ING Real Estate to market the vacant industrial / warehouse units at Heron Industrial Estate, South Reading

The estate is well located just 2 miles south of Junction 11 of the M4 and 5 miles from Reading town centre. Units are currently available from 5,942 sq ft to 8,168 sq ft.

Unit 1 has recently been refurbished and provides modern bright accommodation. Unlike other industrial / warehouse units, these properties are set within a rural setting overlooking green fields. Some occupiers need to be in the “hustle and bustle” of an industrial estate, while others will prefer a quieter setting. The units at Heron Industrial Estate provide the latter whist also being minutes from the motorway which is quite unique in the Reading market. ING Real Estate wish to lease but would also consider freehold sales.

There are a range of units available including Unit 1 which extends to 5,942 sq ft and provides a 20% office content. Unit 8 is larger at 8,168 sq ft and provides a 15% office content. Both units are well located with excellent parking and are built to a good specification.

Neil Seager of Haslams said “We are delighted to have been instructed by ING Real Estate and this instruction further cements our position as one of the leading industrial agents in Reading.” ING are added to Haslams impressive list of institutional clients which also include; Standard Life, F&C REIT, Aberdeen Asset Management, IPIF (Legal & General), DTZ Investment Management and Salmon Harvester Opportunity Fund.

This recent appointment further extends Haslams’ industrial property portfolio and sees them currently marketing over half a million square feet of industrial space in the Thames Valley area. Should an occupier be interested in the available units at Heron Industrial Estate they should contact Haslams on 0118 921 1515.


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