Greenlight Kings Heath is an impressive new development made up of 10 trade and industrial units set 7 miles south of Birmingham city centre.
We believe in relentlessly raising the bar on sustainability. Using innovative technologies we target the highest possible sustainability raising. This commitment to greener means lower running costs and carbon emissions for occupiers, and enhanced wellbeing for employees.
Greenlight has a drive and passion towards creating sustainable urban-logistics development, and Kings Heath is a prime example.
BREEAM
Excellent
EPC A+
Net Zero Carbon
Operations Enabled
PV Panels
Installed
Highly Efficient
Thermal Envelope
£50 Clean Air Zone
Savings Per Day
For HGV*
EV
Charging
Low Air
Permeability
Cycle
Parking
10% Roof
Lighting
Steel Frame Can
Accommodate PV
Panels Across Roofs
BREEAM
Excellent
EPC A+
Net Zero Carbon
Operations Enabled
PV Panels
Installed
Highly Efficient
Thermal Envelope
£50 Clean Air Zone
Savings Per Day
For HGV*
EV
Charging
Low Air
Permeability
Cycle
Parking
10% Roof
Lighting
Steel Frame Can
Accommodate PV
Panels Across Roofs
Various availability
1 Electric Level
Access Door
Ability to
Combine Units
6.5m Eaves
Height
Secure Site with CCTV
Monitoring
30 KN/sq m
Floor Loading
Dedicated
Car Parking
1 EV Charging
Space Per Unit
24/7 Access
3 Phase
Power Supply
Kings Heath is a proven, successful trade park, distinguished by its diverse specification and strategic location. The park is home to a variety of established tenants who are thriving.. Its well-planned infrastructure and prime positioning make it an ideal hub for businesses to grow whilst enhancing occupant satisfaction.
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Greenlight Kings Heath boasts excellent connectivity across the UK via rail and road, making travel convenient and efficient, with local train stations within easy walking distance.
Situated north of Warstock Road in Kings Heath, just off the A435 Alcester Road, the site is approximately 7 miles south of Birmingham City Centre and around 5 miles north of Junction 3 of the M42 Motorway. The immediate vicinity features industrial and warehouse facilities, as well as roadside businesses, with a retail supermarket located at the intersection of Warstock Road and Pershore Road.
Birmingham has a
population of 1,140,000
people working in the
transport and storage sector
of all local employment is
in manufacturing - above
the national average of 7.8%
of investment infrastructure
is under development in
Birmingham
