Work on a multi-million pound project to create 10 business units at Eryri Business Park in Minffordd is nearing completion.

The £3 million development has been delivered jointly by Gwynedd Council and Welsh Government in response to the shortage of suitable business premises in the area and demand from local businesses.

Four new buildings will provide 10 flexibly sized units ranging from 70m² to 100m². 

They will be net zero in terms of energy use, with solar panels and air source heat pump systems installed. These features will reduce energy costs for tenants while supporting the council’s response to climate change.

To give business owners an opportunity to view the new premises, an open morning will be held at Eryri Business Park between 8.30am and 11.30am on 29 September.

No appointment is required and you can drop in at any time.

Cllr Medwyn Hughes, Cabinet Member for Economy and Community, said: “These new units are a practical response to the demand we have seen from businesses for suitable premises in this part of Gwynedd, and I am pleased to see them nearing completion.

“By working with Welsh Government, we have been able to invest in modern, flexible and energy-efficient spaces that can support businesses as they establish themselves or grow. 

“The open morning will give businesses an opportunity to look around, ask questions and consider whether one of the units could meet their needs. I look forward to seeing the development become home to a range of businesses and contribute to the local economy and community for years to come.”

The units will be let through a competitive process and managed by Gwynedd Council’s Land & Property team, which is keen to support businesses that demonstrate innovation, target higher-value markets, and adopt new or creative approaches that drive business growth, competitiveness and long-term sustainability.

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