UK property investment and development company Augur Group (Augur) has secured planning consent to reposition Pegasus Court Leisure Park in Kettering into an industrial open storage (IOS) site.
The consent follows the recent closure of the Odeon Cinema and the Hungry Horse pub at the park. KFC continues to trade on-site, having recently completed the freehold purchase of its unit.
The scheme spans five acres and is capable of accommodating a range of IOS requirements from one acre upwards. Open storage plots will be available to let from Q1 2026 through sole letting agents Carter Jonas.
Simon Mann, chief executive of Augur Group, which acquired the site in January 2024, said: “We’re pleased to have received planning consent from North Northamptonshire Council for the redevelopment of Pegasus Court Leisure Park. This marks an important step in revitalising the site to better serve the needs of the local community.
“The open storage market continues to evolve, supporting a diverse range of both local and national businesses. Our plans to repurpose the area for this use will return it to productive operation, create new employment opportunities and ensure the site remains secure and well-maintained. We’re committed to working closely with the council and local stakeholders to deliver a scheme that supports the future growth and resilience of Kettering’s economy and we look forward to welcoming our first storage tenants early next year.”
