Location Overview

Suffolk Park is strategically located adjacent to Bury St Edmunds’ established primary out-of-town commercial, retail and trade location. It is situated between the A14 dual carriageway and the new Rougham Tower Avenue which provides direct access to the A14 at junction 45, just 1.4 miles to the east.

The A14 provides the main arterial route for the region, linking the Port of Felixstowe in the east with Cambridge, the M11 and the wider motorway network in the west.

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Communication Overview

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Road

HGV drive times

Ipswich 26 miles 39 mins
Cambridge 29 miles 45 mins
Norwich 47 miles 60 mins
Peteborough 68 miles 76 mins
London 83 miles 104 mins

Airports

Stansted 50 miles 52 mins
Luton 65 miles 83 mins
Heathrow 105 miles 107 mins
Gatwick 112 miles 113 mins

Seaports

Felixstowe 42 miles 52 mins
London Gateway 86 miles 95 mins
Dover 139 miles 148 mins
Southampton 166 miles 176 mins

Railports

DIRFT 93 miles 108 mins
Hams Hall 120 miles 103 mins

Suffolk Park is located within 1 hour of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port.

The Port of Felixstowe is the United Kingdom’s busiest container port dealing with 42% of Britain’s containerised trade. In 2015 it was ranked as the 37th busiest container port in the world and Europe’s 6th busiest.

Source: World Shipping Council and Dept. for Transport

Suffolk Park is located within 1 hour of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port.

The Port of Felixstowe is the United Kingdom’s busiest container port dealing with 42% of Britain’s containerised trade. In 2015 it was ranked as the 37th busiest container port in the world and Europe’s 6th busiest.

Source: World Shipping Council and Dept. for Transport

Bury St Edmunds

Bury St Edmunds

Bury St Edmunds is located in the heart of the Eastern Region and forms one of the main commercial centres within the strategically important A14 corridor.

The town is the primary commercial and administrative centre for West Suffolk and boasts a variety of service sector, production and manufacturing occupiers including major international and national operators such as Bleckmann, Skechers, Weerts Group, MH Star UK Ltd, Unipart, Sealey, Greene King, British Sugar, Claas and Taylor Wimpey, as well a number of public sector bodies.

Bury is also one of the main historic and cultural centres in the region providing a rich mix of leisure, retail and amenity facilities.

Labour

Labour supply:

  • Economically active264,600
  • In employment254,900
  • Employees216,700
  • Self employed38,200
  • Unemployed (est.)6,100

Average Wages: (£/weekly)

Bury St Edmunds

Cambridge

East of England

Great Britain

Developer

Suffolk Park is a development by Jaynic.

Jaynic is an established property company focusing on land promotion and business space development in the south and east of England.

The company has a strong track record in the delivery of maximum value through the planning process and high quality, sustainable and efficient development.

We have been responsible for the creation of several major employment sites including and are currently master planning a further two:

  • Bermuda Park, Nuneaton
  • Cambridge Research Park
  • Buckingway Business Park, Cambridge
  • University of Essex Knowledge Gateway, Colchester
  • Haverhill Business Park
  • Haverhill Research Park
  • Gateway 14, Stowmarket
  • Shepherd’s Grove, Stanton (masterplan stage)

Suffolk Park is one of our flagship developments. As a land promoter and developer we are always looking for new sites in the south east on which to progress planning and development for residential or commercial uses. All successful introductions to new opportunities will be recognised.

jaynic.co.uk

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