Former Amazon warehouse set for six figure refurbishment
A 247,894 sq ft distribution warehouse in Doncaster previously occupied by Amazon is set for an extensive six-figure refurbishment programme, through Lothain Pension Fund.

By Liza Helps, Property Editor, Logistics Matters
DONCASTER 246, located on First Point Business Park, will be fully refurbished to deliver high-spec, energy-efficient accommodation to include: 20 dock level access doors; 118 car parking spaces; warehouse lighting; 50 kn floor loading; 50m secure yard; 27 trailer parking spaces; base capacity 420 kVA (previously upgraded to 2MVA); four ground level loading doors; gatehouse; two storey offices and a sprinkler system.
It is available to let and will provide high quality industrial and distribution space at Junction 3 of the M18 motorway with occupation available from Q2 2027.
Lothian pension Fund asset manager Lisa Pollock, Asset said: “Doncaster 246 is a prime example of our strategy to refurbish and reposition industrial and distribution property in key regional markets. By investing significantly in the site, we’ll create a high-quality unit that will appeal to both local, regional and national occupiers seeking accommodation with immediate access to the motorway network. “The facility offers much-needed, large-scale, good quality industrial and warehouse space and the extensive refurbishment meets occupier requirements, providing good eaves height, fitted offices and energy-efficient lighting.”
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the rapidly growing logistics sector in Doincaster has an economic output of £653 million and employs 36,000 people across South Yorkshire. The value of the logistics sector to South Yorkshire is 1.56 bn.
The space, being marketed by Knight Frank and Avison Young.


