Warehouses to Let Kielce

Discover the best warehouses for rent in Kielce and the Świętokrzyskie region — modern Class A facilities, logistics parks, and industrial spaces tailored for distribution, e-commerce, and light manufacturing companies. Located in the heart of Poland, Kielce is strategically positioned along the S7 expressway, connecting northern and southern Poland, and the S74, linking east-west corridors. The city combines strong accessibility, lower operating costs, and modern warehouse infrastructure, making it an increasingly attractive logistics destination. Find warehouse space in Kielce that offers a balance between central location, efficient infrastructure, and the growing investment potential of the Świętokrzyskie region.

Kielce is an emerging industrial and logistics hub in central-southern Poland. While smaller than major Polish warehouse markets, the city attracts investors and logistics operators thanks to its strategic transport position and improving industrial infrastructure.

The total stock of modern industrial and logistics space in the region is estimated at around 125,000 m², with flagship developments such as Panattoni Park Kielce and 7R Park Kielce setting the local standard.
Available units range from 1,000 m² SBU (Small Business Units) for local logistics and production to 20,000–30,000 m² BTS or DC projects, providing flexibility for occupiers of different sizes.

Key Transport Infrastructure

Motorways and Expressways

• S7 (Gdańsk–Warsaw–Kraków) – Poland’s main north-south axis running directly through Kielce.

• S74 (Kielce–Piotrków Trybunalski–Nisko) – an expanding route connecting the region with central and eastern Poland.

• Planned bypass and road investments will further improve regional connectivity and truck access.

Rail and Air Transport

• Kielce Główne railway station – serves national cargo routes to Warsaw, Kraków, and Katowice.

• Radom Airport (approx. 85 km) – provides access to passenger and cargo services.

• Intermodal terminal in Skarżysko-Kamienna (approx. 40 min from Kielce) – supports multimodal logistics combining rail and road transport.

Why Kielce Attracts Logistics and Industrial Operations

• Central location – ideal distribution point between Warsaw, Kraków, Łódź, and Rzeszów.

• Modern infrastructure – direct access to S7 and S74 expressways enhances nationwide reach.

• Investment land availability – competitive land and rental costs compared to major Polish hubs.

• Class A warehouse quality – high technical standards, BREEAM-certified buildings, and options for light production.

• Skilled labour market – industrial and technical workforce supported by local universities.

Main Warehouse and Logistics Zones in Kielce

Malików / Western Bypass Zone

• Projects: Panattoni Park Kielce (Malików 2152)

• Unit sizes: 1,000–20,000 m²

• Location: at S7/S74 “Kielce Zachód” junction, 10 minutes from the city centre

• Specifications: 10 m clear height, 5 T/m² floor load, 22.5 × 12 m column grid, hydraulic docks, ground-level gates

• Unique features: modern ESG solutions (LED lighting, skylights, ESFR system), light-production capability, spacious truck yards

 Chęciny / Southern S7 Access

• Projects: 7R Park Kielce

• Unit sizes: 2,000–30,000 m²

• Location: at the “Kielce Południe” S7 junction, 13 km from Kielce city centre

• Specifications: 10 m clear height, 5 T/m² floor load, cross-dock configuration, ESFR sprinklers, LED lighting, manoeuvring yards > 30 m

• Unique features: BREEAM-certified Class A buildings, built-to-suit options for production and distribution tenants

Tenant Trends and ESG in Kielce

Last-Mile and Regional Distribution

With the growth of e-commerce, demand for smaller warehouse units (2,000–5,000 m²) in and around Kielce is rising. Proximity to the S7 corridor allows fast delivery to central and southern Poland.

Sustainability and ESG Standards

Modern developments in Kielce meet BREEAM certification, feature LED lighting, photovoltaic panels, and EV charging stations. Energy efficiency and CO₂ reduction have become key decision factors for corporate occupiers.

Lease Flexibility

• 1–3 years – city-logistics and SBU warehouses

• 3–5 years – distribution centres (DC) and BTS facilities

Technology and Automation

New warehouses in the region increasingly integrate WMS systems, IoT sensors for energy monitoring, advanced fire safety, and LED smart lighting for operational efficiency.

Tips for Leasing a Warehouse in Kielce

Technical Parameters:
10 m clear height, 5 T/m² floor load, manoeuvring yards above 30 m, ground-level gates for delivery vans and trucks.

Utilities and Power:
Check available electrical capacity — especially for light production, refrigeration, or automation purposes.

Accessibility and Regulations:
Prioritise sites near S7/S74 junctions to ensure optimal truck access and avoid city restrictions.

Operating Costs (OPEX):
Compare total OPEX costs, including maintenance, insurance, and energy. Request ESG performance reports to assess long-term savings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the smallest warehouse unit available in Kielce?
From approx. 1,000 m² in modern Class A parks such as Panattoni Park Kielce.

What is the typical lease term?
1–3 years for urban logistics; 3–5 years for DC or BTS facilities.

What clear height can I expect?
10 m clear height is standard in newly built warehouses.

What additional costs should I expect?
Operating costs (service charge ≈ 6–8 PLN/m²), utilities based on consumption, and optional fit-out or PV/EV installations.

Looking for a Warehouse for Rent in Kielce or the Świętokrzyskie Region?

Explore the latest warehouse and logistics spaces in Kielce – modern Class A facilities, flexible SBU units, and BTS options located along the S7 and S74 expressways.
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