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Tungsten buys 24-acre Witney site

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Industrial and warehouse developer Tungsten Properties has bought a 24-acre site at Witney in Oxfordshire, which has outline consent for B class employment uses.

Carter Jonas acted on behalf of seller Oxfordshire Land.

Jon Silversides, partner at Carter Jonas said: “Witney has experienced considerable growth in recent years, and the promotion of the larger West Witney development scheme, of which this site is part, has played a vital role in its progression. Witney is fast becoming a destination of choice for both investors and occupiers attracted to its improved infrastructure and the range of development options available.”

By Malory Davies

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