NR9 The Food Enterprise Park, Easton, Norwich

The Food Enterprise Park is a 100 acre development site within the DEFRA Greater Norwich Food Enterprise Zone, and stands as a centre of excellence, strategically designed to nurture an economic cluster of dynamic food, drink and agritech businesses.

The FEP's Local Development Order status provides full planning permission for qualifying uses, enabling swift establishment and expansion of businesses on the site.

Situated to the west of Norwich at Honingham, near Easton, the FEP immediately adjoins the A47, one of the main transport routes in the region linking Norwich to King's Lynn and Peterborough to the west, and provides easy access to London and Cambridge via the recently dualled A11 and M11. The historic city of Norwich has an urban population of 213,000 (2011 Census) and offers an outstanding quality of life, with the stunning coastline, historic towns and Norfolk Broads all within easy reach.

The Government is implementing a £200m programme of improvements to the A47, including the dualling of the single carriageway section between North Tuddenham and Easton. The upgrade works are currently under construction and will create direct access to the site with a new roundabout. Journey times to and from the site will be significantly improved.

Plot ABC extends to 12.24 acres and can be taken as a whole or on a split basis from c. 2 acres.

PHASE 1

All infrastructure is in place to support food related businesses, including a road network, surface, foul and mains water systems, high speed broadband and 30MW electricity to power the site. Phase 1 offers 46 acres of commercial development land in plots to accommodate units of 5,000 sq ft to 250,000 sq ft, on freehold or leasehold terms, with planning and all infrastructure in place, building works can start immediately.

PHASE 2

50 acres which benefit from Local Development Order status and upon completion of the site infrastructure works, will offer serviced and consented development plots from c.1 acre upwards with access to generous amounts of power.

Situated to the west of Norwich at Honingham, near Easton, the FEP immediately adjoins the A47, one of the main transport routes in the region linking Norwich to King's Lynn and Peterborough to the west, and provides easy access to London and Cambridge via the recently dualled A11 and M11.

The historic city of Norwich has an urban population of 213,000 (2011 Census) and offers an outstanding quality of life, with the stunning coastline, historic towns and Norfolk Broads all within easy reach.