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Plots C1 and C2, Junction 38, Margam, Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot

Property type:

Land Site

Size:

6.53 - 29 Acres (2.64 - 11.74 Hectares)

Tenure:

For Sale On Application



Property description

This flagship site represents an excellent opportunity for a major enterprise to establish a large and highly cost effective base at the heart of industrial South Wales.
Its size, its location at a motorway junction, and its proximity to a substantial workforce catchment area, combine to give the site many inherent advantages for the investor.
Junction 38 has been earmarked in the local plan as a strategic site and it is expected that it will be developed for large single users.
As a gateway site there are high design standards expected and the Welsh Government are looking at the possibility of a Motorway Services Area. Interest from developers is invited.
Plot C1 - 2.64 hectares (6.53 acres) - Available
Plot C2 - 9.09 hectares (22.47 acres) - Under Offer
There is a Peripheral Distributor Road (PDR) open for Port Talbot from Junction 38 which serves this land and runs parallel to the M4 Motorway through Port Talbot, Spine road access is also currently under construction to the site off the PDR as part of Biomass Plant No 2 Works.
Tenure:
The site is available on a freehold basis. Please note that the price is subject to an open market valuation upon disposal.
For further information or to arrange a viewing please contact:
Ian Jenkins
Welsh Government
Telephone: 0300 790 2430
Email: ian.jenkins2@gov.wales

Location

Plots C1 and C2, Junction 38, Margam, Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot view on Google maps

Documents

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Contact

Welsh Government

Phone: 0300 025 2430

Email: ian.jenkins2@gov.wales

Rydym yn croesawu galwadau’n Gymraeg.We welcome calls in Welsh.

Alder King LLP

Phone: 029 2038 1996

Email: oyoung@alderking.com

Rydym yn croesawu galwadau’n Gymraeg.We welcome calls in Welsh.

Alder King LLP

Phone: 029 2039 1468

Email: gdafydd@alderking.com

Rydym yn croesawu galwadau’n Gymraeg.We welcome calls in Welsh.

First published

27 July 1998

Last updated

27 July 1998