Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, has completed the construction of Panattoni Park Milton Keynes, a premier two-unit logistics development totalling 794,807 sq ft at Junction 14 of the M1. In parallel, the company has acquired a nearby five-acre site on Yeomans Drive and submitted plans for Panattoni Milton Keynes 100, a 94,025 sq ft speculative warehouse scheduled for completion in Q3 2026.

The newly completed park comprises two high-specification units: Unit MK 450 (450,479 sq ft) and Unit MK 345(344,328 sq ft). Both offer 18-metre clear internal heights, 50 kN/m² floor loading, and 55-metre service yards. MK 450 includes 40 dock-level doors, two level-access doors, and 4 MVA of power, while MK 345 offers 28 dock doors, two level-access doors, and 2.7 MVA. Together, they provide 698 car parking spaces and 233 trailer bays.

Strategically located just three minutes from Junction 14 of the M1, the park is within 51 miles of Central London, and under 75 minutes from both Heathrow and East Midlands airports. It benefits from a local working-age population of 168,400 within a 30-minute drive – expected to grow by 7.8% (51,460 people) by 2030.

Both units have been constructed to net-zero carbon standards and have achieved BREEAM “Outstanding” certification and EPC A ratings. Features include LED lighting, low-carbon concrete, and electric vehicle-ready infrastructure – delivering reduced operational emissions and compliance with future environmental standards.

Panattoni’s newly acquired site nearby – Milton Keynes 100 – will deliver a 94,025 sq ft logistics facility with 12.5m clear internal height, 35m yard depth, nine dock doors, two level-access doors, and a 750 kVA power supply. The design includes 8,127 sq ft of mezzanine office space, 105 car parking bays, 21 HGV spaces, 22 EV charging points, rainwater harvesting and solar PV. This development will also be built to net-zero carbon construction and target BREEAM “Outstanding” and EPC A credentials.

On 10 July, Panattoni hosted local authorities, logistics companies, agents, and community stakeholders at a launch event at Panattoni Park. Attendees toured the completed facilities, explored their sustainability features, and previewed plans for the MK 100 development—demonstrating the strong market demand for future-ready logistics space within the UK’s Golden Triangle.

James Watson, Head of Development, Southern England, Panattoni, comments: “The completion of Panattoni Park Milton Keynes marks a major milestone in our UK portfolio, delivering exceptional, sustainable logistics space in a key strategic location. With the acquisition of MK 100, we’re continuing our commitment to speculative development in areas of strong occupier demand, supporting regional growth and supply chain resilience.”