A new international industrial
and logistics hub.

Development

Queensferry One is one of Scotland’s largest and best-connected strategic employment sites, providing an established hub for businesses looking to scale their operations or improve supply chain efficiencies across the central belt and beyond.

Offering a range of flexible accommodation options and surrounded by high-quality shared spaces, Queensferry One is designed to suit a range of uses, from heavy engineering buildings to high-quality distribution facilities.

Fully serviced sites are immediately available or alternatively design and build opportunities can be tailored to individual occupiers’ requirements.

CONNECTED

Multimodal transport options with immediate access to rail, road, sea and air

SCALABLE

120-acre development site with design and build opportunities from 10,000 sq ft to 500,000 sq ft

ESTABLISHED

At the heart of central Scotland’s engineering and marine cluster

DELIVERABLE

Outline planning consent secured with £100m+ infrastructure investment

AFFORDABLE

Business support and grant assistance available

THRIVING

Capable of supporting up to 8,000 jobs

Masterplan

Location

Queensferry One occupies an unrivalled location alongside the Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway, providing immediate road access to the whole of Central Scotland and beyond.

The site benefits from excellent public transport links allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, and the nearby Inverkeithing train station is on the main east coast line providing a fast service to and from London and Aberdeen.

Its direct frontage onto the Firth of Forth and adjoining deep water port not only offers alternative shipping solutions for goods unsuitable for transport by rail, road or air, but also features spectacular views across the Forth Estuary.

Connectivity

History and Heritage

Queensferry One’s history is steeped in innovation, having played a vital role in both World Wars as a ship-repair, dry-dock complex and oil fuel depot.

Having undergone one of the largest remediation and demolition projects in Scotland to bring it back to life, the site is now home to a host of world-leading marine, energy, defence engineering and manufacturing businesses.