The site includes two buildings totalling over 100,000 sq ft, along with extensive secure yard space and over two and a half acres of dedicated Industrial Open Storage (IOS) land.

This is the third acquisition for the joint venture, in which Beaufort Capital is providing both debt and equity; it was set up specifically to acquire well-located multi-let industrial estates requiring active management, repositioning and refurbishment.

The refurbishment works aim to provide high-quality industrial units and extensive yard space, alongside an improved building envelope, PV panels and enhanced landscaping.

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Peter French, associate director at Beaufort Capital Management UK, the investment advisor to Beaufort Capital, commented: “We are delighted with this third acquisition in the well-established Finedon Road Industrial Estate in Wellingborough.

“The development will provide much-needed high-quality and sustainable industrial space for local and regional SMEs, with a number of such businesses already making enquiries.

“We are looking forward to growing this joint venture with Marchdown over the course of 2026.”

Ed Jones, CEO at Marchdown, said: “I’m delighted to be both continuing my successful relationship with Beaufort Capital and to have secured this estate and IOS land in an excellent location, with refurbishment and repositioning potential in this tight market.”

Felix Hartley-Russell of SBY introduced the opportunity to Beaufort Capital and Tom Dixon of TD-PC represented the buyer.