Available area
5 000 m²
Existing area
15 500 m²
Under construction
0 m²
Planned area
0 m²
The EQT Exeter Park Czeladź complex (formerly operating as Panattoni Park Czeladz III) is a strategic Class A investment, dedicated to demanding logistics operators. The facility, built by the developer Panattoni, provides excellent conditions for conducting distribution and e-commerce operations. Within the existing DC1 building, which has a total size of 15,500 sqm, there are currently 5,000 sqm of vacant warehouse space available to tenants.
The property is distinguished by a high technical standard, guaranteeing safety and process optimization. Key parameters include:
Additionally, the facility offers energy-efficient LED lighting, gas heating, and full security thanks to a fenced and guarded area.
| Name | Total area | Warehouse area | Office area | Status | Year built | Storage height | Floor load capacity | Column grid | Fire load | Sprinklers | LED lighting | Smoke vents | Overhead crane | Railway siding | Loading docks | Level-access doors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC1 | 15 500 m² | 15 500 m² | — | Existing | — | 10,00 m | 5 000 kg/m² | — | — | yes | yes | yes | no data | no data | — | — |
The property is located in Czeladź, in the heart of Upper Silesia – one of the most crucial logistics macro-regions in Central and Eastern Europe. This area is characterized by an extremely strong base for the automotive industry, the e-commerce sector, and advanced manufacturing, which is the result of a dynamic post-industrial transformation. The presence of the Katowice Special Economic Zone (KSSE) further stimulates the development of local business and attracts international capital.
A huge support for companies locating their operations here is the constant influx of qualified engineering staff, educated, among others, at the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice. The proximity of key A1 and A4 motorway junctions guarantees lightning-fast distribution of goods in all directions, with particular emphasis on southern markets, such as the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Access to the facility by public transport is very convenient due to the proximity of local stops, which facilitates the organization of employee commutes:
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Czeladź, ul. Będzińska
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Czeladź, ul. Handlowa
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Czeladź, ul. Wiejska
