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SHW, along with its joint agent LSH, on behalf of Worthing Borough Council, has been appointed to sell a prime development site on Dominion Way, Worthing.
Decoy Farm is being sold with industrial consent already in place for 18 units, ranging from 4,800 to 28,200 sq ft and totalling 170,455 sq ft.
The 17.5-acre site, with a net developable area of circa 8.64 acres is situated to the north east of Worthing Town centre, within a well-established industrial and employment hub. Nearby occupiers include Screwfix, GSF Car parts, Wickes, Howdens and Toolstation.
Duncan Marsh, Partner at SHW, says: “With a shortage of supply and strong demand for new build premises in the area, Decoy farm offers a rare opportunity in the region to create a high-quality development providing a range of warehouse and light industrial units to suit a variety of occupiers.”
Worthing is an established and affluent coastal town in West Sussex, forming part of the wider South Coast economic corridor. Well-positioned with access points off Dominion Way, the remediated, former landfill site is accessed via the A27, the principal east-west arterial route along the South Coast. The A27 provides onward links to the A23/M23 for London and Gatwick Airport, and to the A24 for connections northwards.
The site is approximately 300 meters form East Worthing Railway Station, providing convenient rail access for both workforce and logistics movements. In addition, Shoreham Port – a key commercial port facility – lies approximately 6.1 miles to the east offering further strategic advantages for businesses requiring maritime logistics capability.
Further information on the site, together with a data room, can be found on the SHW website https://property.shw.co.uk/property/details/18695/decoy-farm-dominion-way-worthing-west-sussex-bn14-8na-development-commercial.