Immediately available for rent warehouse in Stargard
Warehouse for rent in the Szczecin area
For rent warehouse in Stargard is located in the warehouse complex designated for planning logistic processes, storage, distribution and production. The real estate is located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, east of the centre of Szczecin – in Stargard.
The excellent road connection from the warehouse in Stargard to the S10 route, Szczecin or Berlin makes it a convenient place to distribute logistics activities in the region and in Europe. Warehouse and production hall is illuminated with daylight.
The advantage of the warehouse park is the ability to adapt warehouses to the expectations of customers from various industries, including light production.
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If you need immediately available for rent warehouse in Stargard, this space can meet the expectations of availability ‘for now’.
The ability to light production -
The entrance gate from the zero level -
Roof skylights, which illuminate the area with storage light -
Heated warehouse -
Warehouse insulated with pur foam -
Storage height 6 – 7.5 m -
Floor loading capacity: 5T / sqm -
Crane -
Parking for cars and trucks.
Location
The recommended warehouse for rent in Stargard is located in an attractive location; Only 5 km to the S10 route, a fragment of which in the Stargard area is formed by the city beltway; S10 expressway from Szczecin to the Warsaw agglomeration is under construction; Approx.. 30 minutes to Szczecin, the capital and the largest city in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship; Easily distribute goods to Western Europe thanks to the location of 200 km from Berlin and close to the A6 motorway; 25 km from Stargard to the Goleniów airport; Access from the warehouse to the Kijewo node on the A6 and S10 motorways takes 20 minutes by car; Stargard with Szczecin, Świnoujście, Police, Goleniów and Gryfin creates the Szczecin agglomeration; The national road No. 20 allows access to Szczecinek, Kościerzyna and further to the Tri-City; Stargard is the third city in terms of population in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship; The location of the city is appreciated by national and international companies. There are Bridgestone, Cargotec and Van Heyghen Staal.
Technical data
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The total count of buildings within the park4
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The ability to oversee productionYES
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CertificateNO
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Storage height (m)7.5
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Floor loading capacity5.0
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Column grid-
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Railway sidingNO
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Fire resistance-
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DocksNO
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Ground-level entrance gatesYES
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Cold storage/freezerNO
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Minimum office space (sq m)1454
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SkylightsYES
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SprinklersNO
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MonitoringNO
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SecurityNO
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Offer IDmp10449
Distances
Market data
West Pomeranian Voivodeship, with Szczecin as its main hub, supports logistics operations across north-western Poland and cargo flows to Germany and Scandinavia.
The ports of Szczecin and Świnoujście, together with Szczecin-Goleniów Airport, are key elements of the local infrastructure. Warehouse supply extends across Szczecin, Goleniów, Stargard, Kołbaskowo, Gryfino and Nowogard, providing a base for logistics, manufacturing and retail operations.
New warehouses and large-format industrial facilities in the Szczecin area
At the end of June 2026, the total stock of modern warehouse space in West Pomeranian Voivodeship stood at 1.43 million sq m. During the first half of the year, developers delivered 76,000 sq m of new warehouse space.
Gross take-up in the first half of 2026 totalled 46,000 sq m. The region’s occupier base includes logistics operators, manufacturing companies and e-commerce businesses.
The vacancy rate stood at 2.3% at the end of June 2026. This was the third-lowest level in Poland, after the Opolskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships. Base rents in Szczecin and the surrounding area ranged from EUR 4.00 to EUR 4.90 per sq m per month.
West Pomeranian Voivodeship offers large-format big-box warehouses, facilities tailored to occupiers’ requirements and space designed for transhipment and international distribution. Developers active in the market include Panattoni and LemonTree. Locations around Szczecin and other regional centres serve various transport routes and occupier groups.
The Szczecin area combines its role as a regional distribution hub with support for international markets. In the first half of 2026, the market continued to be characterised by limited availability of existing space and sustained development activity.
Data comes from the AXI IMMO Report - "Industrial and Logistics Market in Poland in H1 of 2026".
