Network Space has sold the final development plot at Tunstall Arrow Business Park in Stoke-on-Trent to Metalcraft Projects UK for an undisclosed price.
The plot, which fronts onto James Brindley Way, has full planning consent for a drive-thru coffee shop and an 18-bay ultra-fast EV charging hub.
Network Space acquired the 28-acre former colliery site in 2013 and has delivered the mixed-use business park over three phases.
Joe Burnett, development director at Network Space, said: “Completing the final land sale at Tunstall Arrow is a proud moment for everyone involved in the project. What began as a heavily constrained former colliery has been transformed into one of Stoke-on-Trent’s leading business locations – a genuine regeneration success story.
“Over the last decade and with the support of Stoke-on-Trent City Council, we’ve delivered modern, energy-efficient buildings that have attracted national operators, supported hundreds of local jobs and driven fresh investment into the region’s economy. This is a commercial development that not only reuses brownfield land but creates lasting social and economic value for the region. We’re delighted to see it reach its full potential with this final sale.”
Nathan Varley, CEO of Metalcraft Group added: “We’re proud to have acquired this site at Tunstall Arrow, which provides an excellent, well-connected base to support our continued growth and investment in the region. The quality of the location and its regeneration story really stood out, and we look forward to joining a strong community of businesses already established at the park.”
