Terrace Hill wins 拢10m Sainsbury's job

By Vern Pitt2012-01-30T16:51:00+00:00

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Durham store will be complete by Easter 2013

Developer Terrace Hill has been appointed to build a 50,000ft² Sainsbury鈥檚 store in Sedgefield in Durham.

The development of the store will cost around 拢10m and will also include a 322-space car park.

Construction work will start later this year and is expected to be completed by Easter 2013.

Philip Leech, chief executive at Terrace Hill, said: 鈥淲e continue to see good levels of activity in the foodstore sector and we expect the growth of our foodstore development pipeline to deliver significant returns for the business.鈥�

The developer has completed three large foodstore schemes at Bishop Auckland, Manchester and Helston in the last two years.

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