Redhouse Interchange
Overview and Location
Redhouse Interchange is a greenfield site which totals 200 acres, employs over 1,200 staff and has outline planning permission for B1, B2, B8 and C1 uses. Already home to one of the largest distribution centres in the North of England (B&Q), the site still has a lot to offer.
Redhouse Interchange is situated just off J38 of the A1(M).
Below is a detailed look at some of the developments at Redhouse Interchange.
Typical rents
| Office rental | £12.50 per sq. ft. (leasehold) |
| £130 per sq. ft (long leasehold) | |
B&Q Distribution Centre
| Build details | This centre was built in 2003 and opened in 2004, creating an investment of over £50million for Doncaster. |
| Size | The distribution centre totals nearly 800,000 sq. ft. |
| Occupant details | There are 900 staff employed at the B&Q site. |
DFS
| Build details | This warehouse/office was built in 2000 as a speculative scheme, which was the largest of its time. DFS occupied the building in 2001 and in 2003 the company expanded the office section by a further 30,000 sq. ft. |
| Size | The building totals 120,000 sq. ft. |
| Occupant details | DFS employs around 250 staff at this site. |
Nu-Tool Holdings
| Build details | Nu-Tool occupied this £3 million site in 2001. |
| Size | The warehouse totals 60,000 sq. ft. and is built on a two acre site. |
| Occupant details | 110 people are employed at this warehouse. |
Asda Distribution Centre
| Build details | This distribution centre was built in 2007 by Gazeley UK, in conjunction with Redhouse Projects. |
| Size | The centre is 655,000 sq. ft. |
| Occupant details | Asda employ 600 people at this site. |
Hurricane
| Build details | Speculative industrial development Hurricane was built in 2007. |
| Size | Hurricane is 260,000 sq. ft. |
| Occupant details | Hurricane is currently available |
Tornado
| Build details | Tornado will be a design and build development, but has not yet been started. |
| Size | The development is 300,000 sq. ft. |
| Occupant details | Tornado will not be developed until an occupier is found. |
Chase Park
Chase Park forms part of Redhouse Interchange. When fully complete, the 13 acres of land will be split into four elements:
Traditional offices – Two/three storey office buildings with dedicated car parking.
Ascot House totals 5,950 sq. ft. and is occupied by Tunstall Response.
Epsom House totals 3,845 sq. ft. and is occupied, but name unknown.
Ebor Court totals 27,000 sq. ft. This speculative build comprises 11 offices and will be completed by Autumn 2007.
Leisure developments – There are opportunities for restaurants, hotels and public houses. The first occupant in this sector was McDonalds.
