TypeLight Industrial units · Business Units · Storage
TenureFor rent
Apollo Business Park is undergoing a complete and high-quality transformation from a former HQ complex into a brand-new, thoughtfully designed business park. Every visible surface across the site is being replaced - including all groundworks, cladding, glazing, personal access doors, electronically operated sectional loading doors, and insulation - to deliver a modern, energy-efficient development targeting a significantly improved EPC rating.
The site offers flexible and versatile accommodation across both ground and first floors, with unit sizes ranging from approximately 913 sq ft to 2,194 sq ft. Units can be easily combined to create larger spaces tailored to tenants' needs as required.
Each floor benefits from generous ceiling heights of 3.7m, with electronically operated sectional loading doors (3m high x 3.9m wide) at ground floor level, providing excellent access and usability. The ceiling height also makes the units suitable for operations requiring vertical clearance - such as vehicle lifts, storage racking, or light manufacturing processes - offering versatility for a wide range of occupiers.
The business park is set within a unique and picturesque environment, with open views over the South Downs National Park, and is surrounded by fields and woodland. A significant portion of the site itself includes grassed and wooded areas, creating an unusually green and attractive setting rarely found in similar developments.)
Apollo Business Park occupies a prime position on Cheesemans Lane, approximately 5 miles west of the historic Cathedral City of Chichester and 6 miles from Havant. It benefits from immediate access to Common Road to the north and the A259 coastal route to the south, with the A27 just a 5-minute drive away, offering fast links to Portsmouth, Brighton, and the wider South Coast.
Further afield, the site offers excellent access to both the A3 and M3 corridors, making it ideal for businesses needing to connect efficiently to London, the Midlands, and the national motorway network.
Nutbourne railway station is just 1.3 miles to the south, offering regular services across the South Coast and into London, making the site accessible for both staff and logistics.
One of Apollo's most unique advantages is its location outside of major urban centres - avoiding the congestion and logistical headaches often associated with city-based industrial parks. Despite the peaceful, semi-rural surroundings, demand for modern commercial space in this area is high and availability is extremely limited, making Apollo a rare opportunity in a strategic and stress-free setting.