Phase Two Construction Progressing Rapidly at Viking Park, Congleton

Phase Two Construction Progressing Rapidly at Viking Park, Congleton

Clowes Developments, in partnership with lead construction contractor Roe Developments, is making rapid progress on the highly anticipated Phase Two of Viking Park in Congleton. The latest stage of this strategically located scheme is gathering momentum with its speculative construction now well underway.

Phase Two will deliver two modern, high-quality industrial units, Viking F3 and Viking G3, each offering 12,220sq ft of prime commercial space. Designed with maximum flexibility in mind, both buildings can be subdivided into three terraced units of approximately 4,000sq ft, catering to a diverse range of industrial, trade, and logistics businesses.

Located adjacent to the newly opened MKM Building Supplies and occupying a prominent roadside position on Viking Way, the new units will benefit from exceptional visibility and direct access to key transport routes. This prime location enhances operational convenience and brand exposure for future occupiers.

Commenting on the mixed-use development’s ongoing success, Mark Sillitoe, Director at Williams Sillitoe, said:

The scheme continues to go from strength to strength, and we’re already in discussions with further operators eager to secure space in Phase 2, which is currently under construction. Viking Way is undoubtedly establishing itself as a prime destination for industrial, trade, and logistics occupiers.”

Andrew Groves, Harris Lamb commented,

Progress on site has reached a significant milestone with steel frames now erected, keeping us firmly on track for completion by the end of Q4 2025. All units are available on an all-enquiries basis, and we’re already seeing strong interest from both regional and national occupiers seeking high-quality, well-connected space in the heart of Cheshire.”

For more information or to register interest in Viking Park Phase Two, contact the joint agents Mark Sillitoe, [email protected] or Andrew Groves, [email protected].

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