Bridgend (Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr)
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Unit 34 The Shirt Factory 51 Derby Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 4AE
Code 12447
300 Sq Ft
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Blackfriars Ladybellegate Street, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 2HN
Code 12443
15000 Sq Ft
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Community Centre Tuffley Park Tuffley Avenue, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 5LZ
Code 12446
10439 Sq Ft
FOR SALE
Edith Walk, Great Malvern, WR14 4QS
Code 12444
1.07 acres
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Land And Stables North Of Lightwood Lane, Randwick, Gloucestershire, GL6 6JW
Code 12445
22.45 acres
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Tickmorend House Tickmorend, Horsley, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6 0PE
Code 12442
0 – Bedroom
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Unit C4B Westleigh Willows, Feniton, Honiton, Devon, EX14 3BN
Code 12439
778 Sq Ft
FOR PROMOTION ONLY
Strategic Land Adjoining A417, Maisemore, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 8HN
Code 12438
9.08 acres
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Barn Conversion Opportunity For 4 Dwellings Cuckoo Farm Southam Lane , Cheltenham, GL52 3PE
Code 12437
6276 Sq Ft
Close to Cardiff and Swansea, Bridgend is a prime business hub within South Wales, with sectors such as automotive, aerospace and advances manufacturing driving economic activity. Strong transport links, including the M4 and rail connections for Great Western Main Line services, make the town an easily accessible location for commuters and businesses.
Historically known for coal mining, Bridgend has successfully transitioned into various manufacturing sectors. The town hosts several industrial estates which continue to be a focal point for large-scale manufacturing companies. Commercial property opportunities are concentrated in and around the town centre, attracting both retail businesses and service industries. In the residential market, new housing developments are underway in both urban and suburban areas, the town offers a range of affordable housing close to major transport links.
Bridgend is currently embracing innovative energy projects, most notably American start-up Last Energy has plans to construct a £300 million micro nuclear power plant on the site of the former Llynfi coal-fired power station. This development aims to provide energy for industrial uses and is expected to create at least 100 full-time jobs upon completion by 2027.
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