Panattoni Park Charleroi Airport

In the city of Charleroi, this newly to be developed multifunctional commercial building, Panattoni Park Charleroi Airport, is offered for lease. The plot comprises 7 hectares and the multifunctional building has a total size of 39,324 m², of which approximately 1,272 m² is office space. Partial leasing is possible from approximately 15,755 m². The building will be developed in accordance with BREEAM standards, will be gas free, and the roof can be fully used for the generation of solar energy. The exact plot layout and the configuration of the warehouse and office space can still be adapted to meet the requirements of the future tenant.

Preliminary layout:
Warehouse 1 – approx. 18,732 m²
Mezzanine 1 – approx. 2,210 m²
Office space 1 – approx. 636 m²
Warehouse 2 – approx. 15,755 m²
Mezzanine 2 – approx. 1,759 m²
Office space 2 – approx. 636 m²

Parking spaces: 247

Panattoni Park Charleroi Airport is being developed according to BREEAM Very Good standards with consideration for the surrounding environment. During development, Panattoni works closely with ecologists and landscape architects to enhance the ecological value and biodiversity of the site.

Sambre and the Charleroi–Brussels Canal
Charleroi is located along the Sambre and the Charleroi–Brussels Canal. The city has its own inland port (Port Autonome de Charleroi), which provides multimodal access via the inland waterway network to three major seaports: Dunkirk, Antwerp and Rotterdam.

East–West corridor
The central location in Europe makes Charleroi an important logistics hub through which goods can flow efficiently to all parts of Europe and even China. Charleroi is well connected to the European inland shipping network and transport corridors, offering optimal multimodal transport solutions. Companies such as Johnson & Johnson, H.Essers, Lidl and Tailormade Logistics have already chosen Charleroi.

Accessibility

Panattoni Park Charleroi Airport is located in a strategic position south of the Belgian Golden Triangle (Ghent–Antwerp–Brussels). Within one hour’s drive, approximately 40% of the Belgian population can be reached. The proximity to several motorways provides excellent connections to major European cities such as Paris, Antwerp and Brussels, the German hinterland, and via Calais to the United Kingdom.

For illustration, the main road distances are:

Antwerp: 104 km – approx. 1.5 hours
Rotterdam: 200 km – approx. 2.5 hours
Paris – London corridor: 280 km – approx. 3.5 hours
Cologne – Düsseldorf – Essen: 220 km – approx. 2.5 hours

By water
The location is accessible via the Sambre and the Charleroi–Brussels Canal and can accommodate inland vessels up to CEMT class IV. Charleroi has an inland port (Port Autonome de Charleroi) that provides multimodal waterway access to three major seaports: Dunkirk, Antwerp and Rotterdam.

The information provided is for indicative purposes only and no rights can be derived from it.