Warehouse for in Sankrail Howrah Kolkata| Lozy,West Bengal

Warehouse rent around Dhulagarh and Sankrail Industrial Park runs roughly ₹19 to ₹20 per sq ft per month, which makes Kolkata one of the better-value metro markets in India — materially cheaper than Bhiwandi or Gurgaon for comparable organised space. Your rate at this facility depends on how much of the 15,000 sq ft you take, contract length, and whether you need cross-docking or pick-and-pack alongside storage.

The Dhulagarh–Sankrail belt in Howrah is the strongest choice for organised distribution, because it combines NH-16 frontage with planned industrial land inside Sankrail Industrial Park. Colgate-Palmolive and Nykaa both run facilities from within the park. Alternatives such as Dankuni and Taratala are viable but either sit further from the southern highway or carry city-traffic constraints on truck movement.

Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, still widely called Kolkata Port, is about 30 km from the facility. That works for import-linked stock moving inland, particularly for businesses serving the eastern states and the Nepal and Bhutan trade routes. Howrah Junction is around 25 km away and Sankrail railway station roughly 7 km, so rail-linked movement is also practical.

Yes, and for most brands it is the only sensible way to do it. Kolkata is the single viable distribution base for the eight north-eastern states plus Bihar, Jharkhand and Odisha, because the Siliguri corridor funnels all north-east road freight through one narrow route. Holding regional stock here and running scheduled line-hauls north is cheaper and more reliable than trying to serve those markets from Delhi.

This facility holds over 650 pallet positions across 15,000-plus sq ft of carpet space. Real capacity depends on your pallet footprint, how high you can safely stack, whether goods sit on racking or are block-stacked, and how much aisle width your handling equipment needs. Tell us what you are storing and we will lay the floor out against it.