Liscombe Business Park in Soulbury, Buckinghamshire, is now fully let following the completion of a trio of deals at a reconfigured warehouse.
Laboratory Arts, Martin Cook Electrical Services and an unnamed specialist storage facility operator have taken space in the warehouse, which has been converted into a ground floor office/workshop, a first floor suite with access to a storage facility in the warehouse, and a storage facility.
Andrew Dudley, agency consultant at Kirkby Diamond, who represents the business park owner, said: “The entire project highlights the ability of Liscombe Business Park to work with occupiers to create space that suits their occupation and to let space quickly. In the last three years it has created 11,500 sq ft of new Grade A offices by converting barns into prime office stock. All the new accommodation was let prior to completion of the conversion work, allowing occupiers to work with the landlord in resolving configurations that worked for them.”
Liscombe Business Park estates director, John Hawkins, added: “We are very proud of the companies that occupy our buildings and are delighted to have helped many of them fulfil their business plans by either establishing them in the park or helping them to expand.”
