Arrowmere Capital, part of the Hurstwood Holdings Group, has successfully secured planning permission for a new £15 million industrial park in Dyce, Aberdeen. The ambitious scheme, designed by RGP Architects, is set to deliver 80,000 square feet of high-quality industrial and warehouse space across five modern units, ranging in size from 10,000 sq ft to 18,000 sq ft.

Strategically located on a prominent 12-acre site within the well-established Kirkhill Industrial Estate, adjacent to Aberdeen Airport, the development will provide much-needed, state-of-the-art industrial accommodation for the area. Hurstwood Holdings acquired the site, formerly known as Craigievar House, in 2023.

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Sam Ashworth, Project Director at Hurstwood Holdings, commented on the development: "We plan to develop this scheme on a design and build basis, and we are already in active discussions with occupiers regarding a number of flexible options, including bespoke builds and fully serviced plot sales. There is a continuing demand for high-quality industrial, innovation and science hubs in the area and this scheme will address that shortage as well as also delivering significant economic benefits for the local area."

This development reinforces Hurstwood Holdings' commitment to delivering high-quality industrial schemes and driving economic growth in key regional locations. The Group manages a national portfolio valued at over £350m, supporting more than 1,400 occupiers across England, Scotland, and Wales. They already have a significant footprint in Aberdeen, with a portfolio exceeding 1 million sq ft, which includes the two Aberdeen Innovation and Energy Parks. The new industrial park is poised to meet the growing demand for modern industrial facilities in the North East of Scotland.