BB&J Commercial has successfully completed the letting of a rarely available secure open storage yard at Kingsway Industrial Park, Derby, with Black Jaguar Investments Limited taking occupation.
Extending to approximately 1.3 acres (0.53 hectares), the site at 47 Kingsway Park Close provides a secure operational base benefitting from steel palisade perimeter fencing and gated access, making it well suited to occupiers requiring external storage, logistics space or contractor yard accommodation.
Located less than two miles from Derby City Centre and immediately accessible from the A38 Kingsway Roundabout, the property offers excellent connectivity to the A50, A52 and Junctions 24 and 25 of the M1 motorway network.
The site sits within close proximity to Kingsway Retail Park, home to major national retailers including NEXT, TK Maxx and Sainsbury’s, positioning it within an established and highly accessible commercial environment.
The yard benefits from a mixture of tarmacadam and gravel surfacing together with access to mains services including gas, electricity, water and drainage.
Planning consent covers Use Classes E and B1, providing flexibility for a range of operational uses.
Cameron Godfrey, Surveyor at BB&J Commercial commented, “We received a strong level of enquiries following launch, with interest coming from both local operators and national businesses seeking strategically located operational space. Secure open storage yards are currently one of the most undersupplied asset types in the regional market and well-positioned sites such as this typically generate immediate engagement from occupiers.”
Secure yard opportunities of this size and accessibility are rarely available within Derby, reflecting strong occupier demand for well‑located external storage accommodation.
Cameron added, “The site’s appeal was driven by its practicality. The combination of accessibility to the A38 and close proximity to Derby City Centre makes it highly functional for day-to-day operations. For occupiers requiring vehicle movements, open storage and quick regional access, opportunities of this quality rarely remain available for long.
With supply across Derbyshire remaining limited, we expect competitive demand for similar opportunities to persist throughout 2026.”