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Exeter industrial estate units snapped up by ambitious £100m property investor

Investment firm JR Capital, industrial asset manager Chancerygate and property investor Charterhouse Property Group involved in deal to buy properties at Exeter's Sowton Industrial Estate

Chelsea Trading Estate, on Exeter's Sowton Industrial Estate, is home to Virgin Media(Image: Google)

Two large buildings on an Exeter industrial estate have been bought by a £100m multi-let industrial property investment fund for an undisclosed sum - and it is eyeing more purchases.

Chelsea Trading Estate and Stanley House, on the , have become part of the first deal completed in the South West by a fund managed by property investment company JR Capital and industrial asset manager Chancerygate.

The 64,682sq ft development was acquired with property investor Charterhouse Property Group and comprises four units ranging from 5,000 sq ft to 40,000 ft. It is located in the state off Heron Road, four miles east of Exeter, and with access to the M5.

Current occupiers at the development are auto electrician services provider Halls Electrical; sign makers Wood & Wood International Signs, Royal Mail, and Virgin Media.

Sign maker Wood & Wood occupies Stanley House on Exeter's Sowton Industrial Estate(Image: Google)

The acquisition brings the fund’s total investments to about £60m comprising more than 900,000sq ft of industrial space across 13 assets, now ranging from Glasgow to Exeter.

JR Capital head of investments Michael Ferris said: “Chelsea Trading Estate and Stanley House are a welcome addition to the fund, and we are pleased to have completed another off-market acquisition. It has been a pleasure working with Charterhouse Property Group.

“Multi-let industrial real estate continues to be our main investment focus as we build a diversified portfolio of well secured assets with opportunities to add value.”

The fund has a further £40m to spend during the next six months and intends to raise additional capital. It is targeting multi-let industrial investments across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ in lot sizes of £3m to £15m.