Partnership Brings New Development and Job Opportunities to St Helens

A New Partnership fuels Growth at Haydock Green

Exciting news from the North West property sector announces a strategic partnership poised to transform St. Helens’ economic landscape. Barnfield Construction, a respected name in construction based in Nelson, has joined forces with Morley Estates, a specialist commercial property developer from Altrincham. Together, they aim to spearhead the next phase of development at the enterprising Haydock Green project.

This powerful collaboration coincides with the near completion of a groundbreaking 135,000 sq ft facility,seamlessly blending warehouse,manufacturing,and office space. Oliver Morley, Managing Director of Morley Estates, confidently labels it “likely to be the highest spec and best located mid-size commercial building in the North West,” and the facility has already generated significant interest from prospective occupiers.”Barnfield Construction has done an incredible job ensuring the delivery of this stunning building ahead of schedule,” Morley remarked, expressing his satisfaction with the project’s progress.

Building on this resounding success, the partnership’s vision extends beyond simply adding more warehouse space. They plan to develop over 250,000 sq ft of prime commercial space across subsequent phases of haydock Green. Their long-term goal focuses on addressing the growing demand for smaller and mid-size units, specifically tailored to meet the needs of SMEs and local businesses.

“We know from our own experience that there is a shortage of high-quality smaller commercial and industrial space in this area, and this has been validated by a market analysis we have commissioned,” Morley revealed.

This understanding of the local market’s needs drives the partnership’s commitment to collaborate with St. Helens Council to diversify the town’s economic base. They recognize the importance of moving beyond the traditional reliance on logistics and distribution.

“Logistics and distribution are crucial components of the economy, but they won’t provide the diversity, quality, and value of jobs that the town needs,” Morley explained. “SMEs and local businesses are vital to flourishing.”

This new partnership signifies more than just the construction of commercial buildings; it represents a significant investment in the future of St. Helens, fostering economic diversification and creating opportunities for local businesses to thrive.

New Partnership Fuels Growth at Haydock Green

A formidable partnership has taken shape in the North West property sector, fueled by a shared vision for growth and innovation. Morley Estates and Barnfield Construction have joined forces to spearhead the Haydock Green development, promising a vibrant hub that will redefine commercial real estate in St. Helens.

Oliver Morley,Managing Director of Morley Estates,and Tim Webber,Chairman & Chief Executive of Barnfield Construction,sat down with Archyde to discuss this exciting new collaboration.

“Both Barnfield Construction and Morley Estates recognize the immense potential of Haydock Green,” stated Oliver Morley. “barnfield’s expertise in delivering high-quality projects, combined with our knowledge of commercial property development, creates a powerful synergy that will drive this development forward.”

Tim Webber echoed the sentiment,emphasizing the shared vision between the two companies: “Barnfield Construction and morley Estates are a perfect match,offering complementary skills and expertise in the development and construction of major projects like Haydock Green. Haydock Green is an extraordinary location, literally at the crossroads of the region, and we are looking forward to working together to deliver the subsequent phases of this unique prospect.”

The recently completed 135,000 sq ft facility has already generated significant buzz. “It’s designed to be best-in-class,” said Morley. “We specifically targeted a mid-size market segment that we believe is underserved in the area. The modern design, the sustainable features, and its prime location all combine to create a highly desirable space.”

The Haydock Green development is poised to become a dynamic hub,attracting businesses of all sizes and driving significant growth and prosperity for St. Helens. This partnership holds immense potential, offering promising opportunities for investors, businesses, and the local community alike.

Haydock Green: A Catalyst for Growth in St. Helens

Nestled in the heart of St. Helens, Haydock Green is more than just a business park; it’s a vision for a thriving, diversified economic landscape.Developed with a keen understanding of the needs of local businesses, Haydock Green is poised to become a dynamic hub for innovation and opportunity.

The project’s developers, Oliver Morley and Tim Webber, are acutely aware of the vital role smaller and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play in the region’s economy. “St. Helens is a hub of vibrant small and medium-sized businesses,” explains Morley. “We saw a gap in the market for purpose-built commercial and industrial space specifically tailored to their needs. By providing flexible solutions, we aim to support the growth and expansion of these crucial contributors to the local economy.”

Beyond catering to existing businesses, Haydock Green aims to attract a diverse range of industries. “We’re open to a range of industries at Haydock Green,” says Webber. “We believe the location and the facilities can attract businesses in manufacturing, technology, and professional services, adding valuable diversity to the local economy.” This focus on diversification goes hand-in-hand with a collaborative approach.”We’re collaborating closely with St. helens council to understand the town’s economic goals and tailor our development plans accordingly,” adds Morley. “We want Haydock Green to be a catalyst for positive change and create new, high-quality job opportunities.”

The vision for Haydock Green extends beyond just economic prosperity. “We want Haydock Green to be more than just a business park; we want it to be a vibrant, sustainable community where people want to work, live, and visit,” asserts Morley.

Looking ahead, Webber shares his aspirations: “To see Haydock Green become a thriving economic hub, attracting businesses of all sizes, creating jobs, and contributing to the long-term prosperity of St. Helens.” This ambitious vision, coupled with a commitment to collaboration and sustainability, paints a promising picture for Haydock Green’s future.

What are the specific ways that Haydock Green aims to cater to the unique needs of smaller and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the region?

New Partnership Fuels Growth at haydock Green

A formidable partnership has taken shape in the North West property sector, fueled by a shared vision for growth and innovation. Morley Estates and Barnfield Construction have joined forces to spearhead the Haydock Green development, promising a vibrant hub that will redefine commercial real estate in St. Helens.

Oliver Morley,Managing Director of Morley Estates,and Tim Webber,Chairman & Chief Executive of Barnfield Construction,sat down with Archyde to discuss this exciting new collaboration.

“Both barnfield Construction and Morley Estates recognize the immense potential of Haydock Green,” stated Oliver Morley. “barnfield’s expertise in delivering high-quality projects, combined with our knowledge of commercial property development, creates a powerful synergy that will drive this development forward.”

Tim Webber echoed the sentiment,emphasizing the shared vision between the two companies: “Barnfield Construction and morley Estates are a perfect match,offering complementary skills and expertise in the development and construction of major projects like Haydock Green. Haydock Green is an remarkable location,literally at the crossroads of the region,and we are looking forward to working together to deliver the subsequent phases of this unique prospect.”

The recently completed 135,000 sq ft facility has already generated significant buzz. “It’s designed to be best-in-class,” said Morley. “We specifically targeted a mid-size market segment that we believe is underserved in the area. The modern design,the lasting features,and its prime location all combine to create a highly desirable space.”

haydock Green: A Catalyst for Growth in St. Helens

Nestled in the heart of St.Helens,Haydock Green is more than just a business park; it’s a vision for a thriving,diversified economic landscape.developed with a keen understanding of the needs of local businesses, Haydock Green is poised to become a dynamic hub for innovation and opportunity.

The project’s developers, Oliver Morley and Tim Webber, are acutely aware of the vital role smaller and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play in the region’s economy. “St. Helens is a hub of vibrant small and medium-sized businesses,” explains Morley. “We saw a gap in the market for purpose-built commercial and industrial space specifically tailored to their needs. By providing flexible solutions, we aim to support the growth and expansion of these crucial contributors to the local economy.”

Beyond catering to existing businesses, Haydock Green aims to attract a diverse range of industries. “We’re open to a range of industries at Haydock Green,” says Webber. “We believe the location and the facilities can attract businesses in manufacturing, technology, and professional services, adding valuable diversity to the local economy.” This focus on diversification goes hand-in-hand with a collaborative approach.”We’re collaborating closely with St. helens council to understand the town’s economic goals and tailor our development plans accordingly,” adds Morley.”We want Haydock Green to be a catalyst for positive change and create new, high-quality job opportunities.”

The vision for Haydock Green extends beyond just economic prosperity. “We want Haydock Green to be more than just a business park; we want it to be a vibrant, sustainable community where people want to work, live, and visit,” asserts Morley.

Looking ahead,Webber shares his aspirations: “To see Haydock Green become a thriving economic hub,attracting businesses of all sizes,creating jobs,and contributing to the long-term prosperity of St.Helens.” This ambitious vision, coupled with a commitment to collaboration and sustainability, paints a promising picture for Haydock Green’s future.

Considering Haydock Green’s focus on attracting and nurturing SMEs, do you think it has the potential to address the sometimes-overlooked needs of smaller businesses within the region? What benefits could such a focused approach bring to the local economy?