Sandyford Properties has reached a key milestone with its first West Midlands acquisition, strengthening its presence beyond Staffordshire and Cheshire as it expands across the Midlands and North West.
The multi-let industrial property company, based in Stoke-on-Trent, has purchased a fully occupied industrial terrace in Halesowen for £3.4 million.
The purpose-built scheme in the Mucklow Hill industrial area extends to approximately 44,000 sq ft and is home to three long‑standing manufacturing businesses across six units.
It was acquired off‑market from a private family property company.
Paul Brindley, managing director of Sandyford Properties, said: “Chancel Way is exactly the type of asset we look for – well-maintained, purpose-built industrial space in a proven location, with a strong underlying income profile and clear potential to drive future growth.
“This acquisition supports our ongoing shift toward higher quality, reversionary stock and further strengthens the resilience of our portfolio”.
Sandyford Properties was advised by FHP, with legal support from Hill Dickinson.
The company has more than 1.6 million sq ft of premises, let to 400 occupiers.
In a recent update, Sandyford Properties described the first quarter of 2026 as “steadier”, “reflecting a wider market in which many businesses have been waiting for clarity before committing to new space or investment decisions.”
In February, the company completed the sale of Mount Industrial Estate in Stone, a long-standing investment that no longer aligned with its focus on modern multi-let estates.
