The Yorkshire based bottled water company sells over £60m bottles of water a year in Britain and has gained global recognition by winning the gold medal at the International Water Tasting Awards in California.

Warren Smith of Smiths Storage said: “The location of Miami enables us to reduce journey times and better serve our existing customers. The specification of the unit and the extensive yard means we can also make operational efficiencies in our daily activities and assists us in securing new customers.”

The unit offers great transport links and is within 1.5 miles of Junction 47 of the M1 just north of Leeds city centre.

Andrew Gent, of Gent Visick said: “It is good to see the former Dupont Sabanci building brought back into beneficial occupation. The refurbishment of this unit together with the development of three further industrial buildings at Fusion Point is a great example of the economic redevelopment of a brownfield site”

Julian Meredith who project managed the development on behalf of KUC Properties said: “We are delighted to secure Smiths Storage for Miami, this letting leaves us with one remaining new industrial unit of 22,000 sq. ft. on Fusion Point which is available for immediate occupation. The unit has its own self contained yard and exclusive parking.”

Gent Visick and King Sturge acted for KUC Properties.