Land and
Property
Explore available
land and property
at Plymouth and
South Devon Freeport.
Prime development sites in defence, marine, space, advanced manufacturing, engineering and net zero tech.
Investment Opportunities
Freeport Incentives
Whether you are looking to let units, lease land or buy
property within the Freeport there are a range of tax and customs incentives available to you to support your investment. Our Tax and Customs Incentives webpage provides a summary of these benefits.
Download the HMRC Induction Pack and business examples for
a detailed overview.
Freeport Summary
Download this 2-side summary of the Freeport opportunity.
Units to let
We are developing a variety of versatile industrial units for new, growing and foreign businesses operating in defence, marine, space, advanced manufacturing, engineering and net zero tech.
Please note: Tax sites not to scale
We are developing a variety of versatile industrial units for new, growing and foreign businesses operating in defence, marine, space, advanced manufacturing, engineering and net zero tech.
Download the current landowner marketing brochures to learn more. New landowner brochures will be added here when available.
Land For Sale
The landowner of Ley Farm, which forms the southern part of the Freeport’s Langage Tax Site, is motivated to sell the freehold of 24.28 hectares of employment land. 16.12 hectares is located within the Tax Site and 8.16 hectares is adjacent.
Download the landowner’s marketing brochure to learn more, but please note that some of the information is out of date and therefore should not be relied upon. Please contact the Freeport team for the latest details.
Seed Capital Programme
At Langage, the Freeport is driving growth with a significant multi-million pound investment package, unlocking new opportunities for investors.
Spine Road:
Devon County Council is delivering a two-phase road extension to unlock 8 hectares of Carlton Power’s land by the end of 2025, with plans to extend through Ley Farm once the land is sold and development is committed.
New Access Road:
Carlton Power is building an access road to serve Plots 1 and 2, improving connectivity across the site.
Power Supply:
Carlton Power is providing power to Plots 2 and 3, ensuring readiness for business operations.
Pedestrian/Cycle Bridge:
Devon County Council is creating a new bridge across the A38, connecting residents with active travel links between the Freeport’s Langage and Sherford Tax Sites.
These strategic investments, paired with match funding, are transforming Langage Energy Park and Ley Farm into prime locations for innovative, sustainable business development.
Planning
The Freeport is supported by the Plymouth and South West Devon Joint Local Plan (JLP), a comprehensive 20-year strategy (2014–2034) that shapes the future of the region’s city, towns and villages. This established strategic framework ensures supportive planning for employment opportunities across all three Freeport Tax Sites.
The Freeport also benefits from a dedicated and experienced planning team, focused exclusively on Plymouth’s urban fringe. This team is committed to handling all Freeport-related planning matters quickly and efficiently, ensuring investors receive planning decisions without unnecessary delays.
| Plot | Size (ha) | Indicative unit sizes |
| 1 (outside Freeport tax site) | 1.21 |
15 starter units 10 units @ 1,604 sqft 5 units @ 2,799 sqft |
| 2 | 1.51 |
1 unit 55,510 sqft |
| 3 | 1.13 |
1 unit 43,551 sqft |
| 4 | 1.47 |
Green Hydrogen Production Facility Delivered by Carlton Power |
| 5 | 2.27 |
2 units 1 unit @ 20,010 sqft 1 unit @ 34,832 sqft |
| 6 | 2 |
1 unit 137,500 sqft |
| 7+ 8 | 7.91 |
1 unit 397, 536 sqft |
