Description of the property

Several plots of land are available to buy in Sénart, a department near Paris, France.

Situated in Sénart Eco-Pole and available to international eco-businesses, the industrial grounds range in surface area from 2,500m² to 25,000m². Sale price: for industrial premises, €65 / m2, excl. tax; for office space, €180 / m2 / floor surface area, excl. tax. La Coopérative Bio- a cooperative of organic farmers in Île-de-France- highlights the benefits of Sénart Eco-Pole: “With the help of the Île-de-France regional council and the Seine-Normandie Water Agency, we were looking for a site with multimodal access. Sénart Eco-Pole, with its attractive property pricing, its location between two of our industry’s major production sites (Essonne and Seine-et-Marne), and its connection to the A5 motorway and the Francilienne, were just some of the elements that convinced us to choose this site.”

Industrial land available to buy in Seine-et-Marne, department in France’s Parisian region Île-de-France

• 2,500m², 5,000m², 10,000m², 15,000m² and 25,000m²

27 businesses, representing 150 personnel, are already established in the zone, all within close proximity to these available plots of land.

Technical features

• Multimodality Road
• Controlled temperature Not defined
• Broadband Internet Very High Speed

Financial conditions

• Land sale price 65.00 €
• Classified facility NOT DEFINED

Access to the area

• Motorways < 20 min.

  Close to many motorways:
  · A4: links Paris to Strasbourg
  · A5: links the Parisian region with the Langres area, in north-eastern France
  · A6: also known as the Motorway of the Sun, links Paris to Marseille in the south, via Lyon
  · A104: links Gonesse and Collégien, in the eastern suburbs of Paris
  · A77: in central France, designed to minimise its effect on the environment
  · A140: in the eastern suburbs of Paris

• Regional trains, tramway and metro < 20 min.

  Sénart Train Station: A developed rail network with France’s largest interconnection stations: 80 trains per day link up the French and European networks (Thalys, Eurostar), Paris-CDG and Melun (direction Lyon, Marseille), and TER (Regional Express Train) lines

• High-speed trains < 20 min.

  A developed rail network with France’s largest interconnection stations: 80 trains per day link up the French and European networks (Thalys, Eurostar), Paris-CDG and Melun (direction Lyon, Marseille), and TER (Regional Express Train) lines

• Airport < 20 min.
• International airport < 20 min.

  The international Paris-CDG Airport, to the north of the area, is France’s largest airport and second in Europe for passenger traffic

• Public transport in the area Yes