Major Milton Keynes industrial estate instruction 

Our commercial agency team has been instructed to market units at the largest multi-let industrial estate in Milton Keynes.

Blakelands Industrial Estate comprises 134 units in total, providing accommodation ranging from approximately 1,800 sq ft up to 33,000 sq ft, and is home to a diverse mix of occupiers across manufacturing, trade and logistics sectors. 

Existing tenants include ITAS, Nikon Optical UK, Starlab UK, LC Signs, The Bread Factory, Makita UK, United UK LLP, Denelli Italia, SMC, Kutting and Perfect Paint Centres.

Kirkby Diamond – part of BTG Eddisons - has been appointed by landlord Royal London alongside existing joint agents Louch Shacklock and Bidwells. Current availability ranges from 1,841 sq ft to 15,166 sq ft.

Eamon Kennedy, senior partner and head of industrial and logistics at Kirkby Diamond, said: “Milton Keynes continues to be recognised as one of the UK’s key logistics and business locations, and estates such as Blakelands are central to that success. Its strategic transport links and established business community make it a highly attractive base for companies serving both regional and national markets.” 

Paul Quy, partner and head of Milton Keynes agency at Kirkby Diamond, said: “Blakelands is one of the most established and sought-after industrial estates in Milton Keynes, offering a scale and flexibility that is increasingly hard to find. 

“Demand for well-located, multi-let industrial accommodation in the city remains strong, particularly from trade and logistics occupiers, and we expect these units to attract significant interest given the quality of the estate.”

Blakelands Industrial Estate, which is managed by JLL, benefits from a highly accessible location within Milton Keynes’ established commercial core, positioned approximately 3.9 miles from Junction 14 of the M1 and 3.9 miles from the A5, with the A422 less than a mile away. The strong transport connectivity underpins the estate’s appeal to regional and national occupiers.