Farington Park in Leyland is taking shape as construction progresses on the final phase of Caddick Developments’ 50-acre industrial and logistics scheme.
The steel frame is now progressing on four new detached industrial units, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of the development’s second and final phase. The 96,000 sq ft scheme is being delivered by Caddick Construction on behalf of Caddick Developments.
The new units, ranging from 14,750 sq ft to 33,000 sq ft, have been designed to meet demand for high-quality mid-box industrial and logistics space across the North West. The buildings are targeting BREEAM Excellent and EPC A ratings, reflecting Caddick Developments’ focus on delivering sustainable, high-quality commercial space.
The latest phase builds on the success of the first 544,000 sq ft phase of Farington Park, which was completed by Caddick Construction in 2023 and is now home to Victorian Plumbing’s North West logistics hub.
Together, the two phases will establish Farington Park as a significant employment and logistics location in Leyland, supporting business growth and creating opportunities for the local economy.
Alongside the commercial development, Caddick Developments has invested around £1 million in ecology and community improvements across the site.
This includes a new seven-acre park, improvements to public rights of way, walking routes, outdoor gym facilities, cycle storage and EV charging points. The project has also seen the de-culverting of a nearby river, creating new habitats for local wildlife, alongside the completion of a section of the Leyland Loop cycleway.
The progress on site reflects the close collaboration between Caddick Developments and Caddick Construction, bringing together development and construction expertise to deliver the final phase of Farington Park.
As the steel frame continues to rise, the development is moving closer to completion and will further strengthen Farington Park’s role as an important destination for industrial and logistics occupiers in the North West.