Signifying the step-change increase in demand for office space in Crossrail station locations, Lambert Smith Hampton and Page Hardy Harris have let 15,336 sq ft and have 5,000 sq ft under offer at The Pavilions, Twyford, on behalf of BMO Real Estate Partners.
Twyford is an important part of the Crossrail expansion and will be served by The Elizabeth Line from December 2019. The train station, which is just 15 minutes’ walk from The Pavilions, currently provides access to the nearby commuter towns of Reading (7 minutes), Maidenhead (8 minutes) and Henley-on-Thames (12 minutes).
Hannah Bennett, senior surveyor of Lambert Smith Hampton, explains: “Once The Elizabeth Line has opened, journey times into and through Central London from Twyford will significantly improve. Paddington will be accessible in 44 minutes, Bond Street in 48 minutes, Liverpool Street in 55 minutes and Canary Wharf in 62 minutes, without passengers needing to change trains.”
IT company, Prodec Networks, has taken a self-contained office building of 10,887 sq ft and a warehouse of 4,449 sq ft has been let to a light industrial occupier.
Chris O’Connell, asset manager of BMO Real Estate Partners, comments: “We are delighted to welcome our new tenants to The Pavilions and we will be continuing to roll out our refurbishment programme across the park. We will shortly be commencing works to refurbish a self-contained office building of 8,500 sq ft, which will be complete by Summer 2017.”
The Pavilions is an established business park situated in Twyford, near Reading, offering high quality office accommodation in a tranquil, landscaped setting, with excellent amenities nearby, including Waitrose, Costa, Natwest bank, a Post Office and pharmacy.
Mark Harris, director of Page Hardy Harris, adds: “The Pavilions offers tenants exceptional value for money in comparison to nearby office locations. The remaining accommodation is available at a very competitive rent of £19.50 per sq ft.”
A total of 13,700 sq ft remains available on the park across two self-contained office buildings.
