Eddisons is the sole agent on laboratory & office accommodation to let in the South Cambridgeshire village of Bourn, eight miles west of Cambridge.

Available immediately and on flexible terms, the 418 sq m (4.504 sq ft) of available space is on the first floor of a modern, purpose built research facility called the Bertarelli Building.

In combination, the business space to let offers laboratory, office and break-out meeting space as well as a more formal boardroom. Other accommodation features are a kitchen, a lift and air conditioning & air handling.

The security of the building is met by CCTV and door entry arrangements.

The premises are set within 22 acres of parkland and are offered to let with ample parking.

According to Eddisons, the first floor of the Bertarelli Building would suit a research-based company seeking a campus-style environment in a leafy setting.

To add to its appeal is proximity to the amenities of an established village but with convenient access to Cambridge city and other high profile scientific campuses located around South Cambridgeshire.

Viewing of the first floor accommodation of the Bertarelli Building is strictly by appointment through Eddisons as the sole agent.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Ben Green at Eddisons in Cambridge, tel 01223 467155 or through eddisons.com.

The freehold of two storey premises with offices on Depot Road in Newmarket is the latest industrial instruction on which Eddisons’ Cambridge office is representing this autumn.

Offered with vacant possession for £550,000, Beechwood House is a detached, two storey building of 725.48 sq m (7,809 sq ft), on a self-contained site of 0.18 hectares (0.45 acres), approximately.

On the ground floor there is warehouse & office space with a front office and trade counter layout to a net area of 598.99 sq m (6,448 sq ft).

The first floor has offices of 126.46 sq m (1,361 sq ft).There is a gated yard to the side & rear and ample parking.

Depot Road is one of Newmarket’s established industrial locations off the town’s Exning Road commercial district.  It is under one mile from the town centre and the same distance from Junction 37 of the A14.

Onward transport connections link with Stansted airport and the M11 in one direction and the East Coast ports and Cambridge in opposite directions on the A14.

Viewing of Beechwood House, Depot Road, Newmarket is strictly by appointment with Eddisons as the sole agent.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Ben Green at Eddisons in Cambridge, tel 01223 467155 or through eddisons.com.

September sees our Peterborough office launch the latest industrial units for freehold sale at Enterprise Park in Yaxley.

Enterprise Park is adjacent to Eagle Business Park, the modern 30 plus acre trade counter, industrial unit & showroom development where occupiers include Howdens & Screwfix.

Now under construction, and with completion scheduled for Spring 2024, the 11 units just released for freehold sale are on Trent Way and Eden Way on the latest phase of Enterprise Park, a new industrial/warehouse development on Broadway.

Over 32 units are already completed on the Enterprise Park scheme.

The units launched to market this September are terraced and arranged in a courtyard formation with reserved car parking. They range in size from 1,225 sq ft to 2,080 sq ft (114 sq m to 193 sq m) and freehold sale prices start at £226,000.

Being built to new insulation standards, the units are of steel portal frame, have 6 metre eave heights, LED lighting and electric loading doors.

Eddisons are acting as joint agents with Savills on behalf of the developer, Broadway Developments Yaxley Ltd. Barnack Estates UK Ltd is the main contractor at Enterprise Park.

According to the agents, both companies have ‘solid track records in delivering quality commercial accommodation’.

Over the past 15 years, the contractor has built over 300 industrial, office and showroom units across Cambridgeshire.

Enterprise Business Park is three miles from Junction 16 of the A1(M), known locally as ‘Norman Cross’, and has onward access via Peterborough’s Parkway system to the historic city centre two miles north east of the development, approximately.

For more information about the forthcoming units at Welbeck Way, Fletton, Peterborough, contact, contact Gavin Hynes at Eddisons in the city 01733 897722, [email protected] or Ed Gee at Savills 01733 344414, [email protected].

A self-contained office premises in the South Cambridgeshire village of Toft is available to let on flexible terms through Eddisons’ Cambridge office.

Acting as the sole agent under instruction, Eddisons advises that the two storey premises of Building 5 at Old Farm Business Centre would suit mainstream office or R&D use and are available to let as a whole or the ground floor only.

Laid mainly to open plan, the total accommodation is 2,010 sq ft (186.7 sq m) with the ground floor offering 1,194 sq ft (110.9 sq m).

The premises have good natural light and are set in landscaped grounds with allocated car parking. There is an outdoor break out space for communal use by the occupiers at the Business Centre.

Old Farm Business Centre is 6 miles west of Cambridge and 4 miles from the M11.

On the corner of Church Road and Comberton Road, Toft, it is close to the village high street amenities including a general convenience store and Post Office.

According to the agent, Old Farm Business Centre attracts occupiers who prefer the vibe of a South Cambridgeshire village location in the quality of offer to employees when it comes to landscaped settings and commuting as opposed to denser, more high profile central Cambridge locations.

Eddisons adds that the premises are in the kind of quiet setting that will suit an occupier with a business operation that requires a low key, unobtrusive setting.

Viewing of the premises to let at Building 5, Old Farm Business Centre, Toft is strictly by appointment through Eddisons as the sole agent.

To arrange a viewing or for more information, contact Oliver Brittain at Eddisons in Cambridge, 01223 467155 or through eddisons.com.

Eddisons’ Cambridge office is the sole agent under instruction on an office suite in central Cambourne – available to let immediately and on flexible terms.

The 1,636 sq ft (152 sq m) office suite, Unit 6, is on the first floor of Caxton House, a mixed use retail & office parade on Broad Street at the junction of School Lane and High Street in Cambourne.

With a high quality specification, the office accommodation is mainly open plan but there is partial subdivision providing opportunities for a meeting room or additional, more private, office space.

Developed in the 1990s as the first of Cambridge’s new settlements in the modern era, Cambourne is now an established residential and business location in South Cambridgeshire.

Other occupiers in the Caxton House parade include Connells estate agency, Domino’s Pizza and Ladbrokes, with Morrisons supermarket opposite.

Behind Caxton House is the Cambourne Eco Park and a Wildlife Trust nature reserve.

Viewing of the office suite at Unit 6, Caxton House, Broad Street, Cambourne is strictly by appointment through Eddisons as the sole agent.

To arrange a viewing or for more information, contact Oliver Brittain or Joe Berry at Eddisons in Cambridge, 01223 467155 or through eddisons.com.

Eddisons has been appointed as the sole agent for a new-build industrial scheme in Peterborough following planning consent in August.

Welbeck Court in the Woodston commercial district is the latest development in the city by Barnack Estates UK Ltd and will consist of 10 high specification light industrial/business units in sizes ranging from 1,300 to 6,580 sq ft.

Eddisons has acted on behalf of the developer on a number of schemes across the eastern region including the high profile Eagle Business Park in Yaxley and, currently, at Enterprise Park in Yaxley as well as Vision Business Park, near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.

 

Work on site at Welbeck Way is already underway, with the units estimated to be ready for occupation by Spring 2024.

Eddisons confirms that initial enquiries are already being handled by its Peterborough office, with interest already higher than expected.

For more information about the forthcoming units at Welbeck Way, Woodston, Peterborough, contact Gavin Hynes at Eddisons on 01733 897722, [email protected] or through eddisons.com.

A new skincare and medical aesthetics clinic is set to launch in former social club premises on Coventry Road, Market Harborough, confirms the East Midlands agency of Eddisons.

Called Lumi SKN, the clinic will open in early September at 40 Coventry Road in the market town.

The Market Harborough clinic is a new venture for business partners and experienced practitioners, Liz Appleton & Emily-Louise Varnfield who have worked together in skincare and aesthetics at a salon in Kettering for seven years.

Liz is a qualified medical practitioner and both business women were keen to find premises in which they could create a premium clinic-style setting to reflect the fact that Lumi SKN’s treatments and services go beyond that of a mainstream beauty salon.

The clinic’s offering also includes stocking top-of-the-range beauty devices that allow fellow aestheticians to provide Lumi SKN’s bespoke results to their own clients.

Liz and Emily-Louise’s search for premises didn’t take too long before finding 40 Coventry Road, a detached, two-storey building, with cellar, totalling 1,810 sq ft (168.15 sq m), in a prominent location in the town – and with parking.

Inside, the layout of the premises was along the lines of a traditional social club.

There was formal reception/hallway area that opened up to the members’ main bar area and kitchen. Upstairs, there was a series of meeting/committee rooms and a storeroom.

In transforming the premises with a high specification fit out programme ahead of Lumi SKN’s launch in September, both business women acknowledge that the basic social club layout offered a good starting point.

Liz explains, “While there’s a total revamp of fixtures, fittings and décor, of course, our fit out has overlaid much of original layout.

“Where once there were committee rooms, now there are treatment rooms and we still have a statement entrance.”

Eddisons was the sole agent under instruction to let 40 Coventry Road and Amanda Lawrence, Agency Surveyor, who negotiated the lease on behalf of the landlord, said, “It was clear from the outset that the partners could instantly see beyond the velour and the wood panelling of the social club.

“Both women have a clear vision of what their clinic’s offer to clients will be and, in 40 Coventry Road, they have a premium property and location in which to present themselves to new clientele.”

For more information about commercial lettings in Market Harborough and the surrounding area, contact Amanda Lawrence at Eddisons, tel: 01536 483400, [email protected] or through eddisons.com.