A new tenant is moving into modern offices on Salisbury’s busiest trading estate through Myddelton & Major.
Forward Vision Occupational Health & Safety Services Ltd is taking over unit 3 at the Boathouse Meadows Business Park in Cherry Orchard Lane on the Churchfields Industrial Estate.
Measuring a total of 815 sq ft (76 sq m), the two-storey premises, carried an asking rent of £7,500.
Rachael Ward, a senior surveyor at Myddelton & Major, said: “This letting is one of a series we have recently successfully negotiated on Churchfields.
“New, expanding and relocating businesses are being drawn increasingly to the industrial estate by the quality and variety of commercial property available.
“We are currently progressing more deals and expect to see demand continue to rise during 2015.”
As well as fitted carpets, the offices have storage heating, WCs, a kitchen and allocated parking.
Forward Vision Occupational Health and Safety Services Ltd was established in 2003 by managing director and occupational health specialist Lucy Hawkins.
The company specialises in assessing fitness to work, facilitating recruitment, retention and rehabilitation.
For businesses, these services promote health, productivity and profits through case management and attendance management training.
Historically, their main focus has been health care agencies but now due to expansion they will be offering their services to a wide range of businesses, small and large.
The Churchfields Industrial Estate was created in the 1960s.
Boathouse Meadows Business Park, which has three units, is one of the many business complexes and properties on the estate.
Corporate occupiers include British Telecom, Wessex Water, Scats and Hiflex.
Trade/retail occupiers include Plumb Center, Builder Center, Magnet, Speedy Tool Hire, Travis Perkins and JT Sydenhams Building Supplies, as well as motor trade dealerships.
