Industrial Units to Let in Kettering
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About Industrial Units in Kettering
Kettering is one of the East Midlands' most active big-box logistics locations, anchored by Symmetry Park, a 136-acre site at A14 Junction 9 with outline consent for 2.3 million sq ft, thanks to direct A14 access between the M1 and the A1, and its central England positioning that offers reach to 80% of the UK population within a 4-hour drive. Major distribution operators including national retailers and third-party logistics providers have established regional bases here, particularly across Telford Way Industrial Estate, Kettering Venture Park, and Cransley Park.
Industrial space in Kettering typically ranges from 5,000 sq ft trade counter units up to national-scale big-box warehouses well over 300,000 sq ft; Symmetry Park's current unit under construction runs to 956,000 sq ft. Recent development activity has focused on high-specification units with eaves from 8m up to 18m at the largest Symmetry Park buildings, cross-docking capabilities, and dedicated HGV yards catering to modern logistics requirements.
Industrial rents in Kettering vary by unit specification and location, with newly-built prime distribution stock commanding the upper end. Land for build-to-let development is available in several locations, and pre-let demand from national occupiers is genuinely strong: Symmetry Park has pre-let space to Greggs, Iron Mountain and Howden Joinery, with another 956,000 sq ft under construction ahead of completion.
Business character
Kettering's commercial economy is anchored by logistics and distribution, thanks to the A14 corridor providing east-west road connectivity between the M1 and the A1. Major regional distribution centres for national retailers and third-party logistics operators cluster around Telford Way Industrial Estate and Kettering Venture Park. Other significant employers include Weetabix (Burton Latimer), Morrisons Distribution (Burton Latimer), Greggs (national distribution centre, Symmetry Park), Iron Mountain (Symmetry Park) and Wicksteed Park.
Beyond logistics, the town has a strong manufacturing base including RS Components (electronics distribution, headquartered nearby in Corby) and Weetabix (Burton Latimer, adjacent). Growing sectors include professional services, technology, engineering, and food production. The North Northamptonshire Council area continues to attract commercial investment across all sectors.
Transport & connectivity
- Motorway: A14 (Junction 7 to 10, 2 miles)
- Nearest rail: Kettering (55 min to London)
- Airport: East Midlands (39 miles)
- Key A-roads: A14, A6, A43
Market context
Kettering's commercial market is characterised by strong logistics tenant demand: the A14 corridor continues to attract major distribution occupiers, with Symmetry Park alone under construction for a further 956,000 sq ft following pre-lets to Greggs and Iron Mountain. Office availability skews toward smaller professional units. The town centre has previously received regeneration funding, including a Historic England High Street Heritage Action Zone grant.
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