Unit N3, R D Park, holds an elevated position on what was originally referred to as Site K, now being amongst occupiers such as Metra Non Ferrous Metals, AJD Landrovers, Heward & Dean and Seieffe Uk at the very southern end of Essex Road just before the Dobbs Weir Bridge. Other significant occupiers within close proximity include Bidvest UK, Poundland, Octavian, PCL, Linde Trifik and Chep. Essex road junctions with the Dinant Link Road to the east from which point there are dual carriageway connections up to the A10 within approximately one miles distance. The A414 skirts the town to the north providing eastward M11 connections at Harlow and westward A1M/M1 connections at Hatfield and beyond. Junction 25 of the M25 is approximately 6 miles to the south. British Rail is provided from both Rye House and Broxbourne, each providing a London Liverpool Street service via Tottenham Hale with its Victoria Line underground connections. London Stansted International Airport is accessed from the M11 junction at Bishops Stortford. Developed by Goodman in partnership with Scottish Widows back in 2007, Unit N3 comprises a fully self contained steel portal framed industrial warehouse building
being one of a terrace of just 6 near identical specification buildings with brick and profile sheet metal cladding to the elevations under a shallow pitched insulated roof
incorporating translucent light panels.
