• Swindon & Wiltshire Property
• Wednesday December 13 2017
• Author Name: Peter Davison

Developers complete refurbishment of Chippenham’s Bewley House

An extensive refurbishment of Bewley House in Chippenham has recently been completed by commercial property experts HPH.

The 2,680 sq ft of office space offers occupiers a number of new features including, LED energy efficient lighting, a brand new heating system, intelligent lighting in stairwells, refurbished communal areas and new carpets.

The second floor is the latest suite to become available and has just been given an energy performance certificate rating B.

The building is also able to boast Infinity Superfast broadband with up to 80mb download and 20mb upload speeds.

James Gregory, partner at Alder King, said “Bewley House is the perfect example of the best of what’s available in the central Chippenham commercial property market at the moment.

“It is competitively priced but that by no means affects the quality on offer. HPH are a responsible and hands on landlord.

“The company continues to invest in its property portfolio making Bewley House fit-for-purpose, sustainable and efficient for occupiers.

“With its close proximity to Chippenham Railway Station, which is only an hour and 20 minutes from London Paddington, and good access to the M4 corridor Bewley House is the ideal location for any business looking to strengthen its position.”

Lindsay Holdoway, managing director of HPH added, “At HPH we recognise the high standard of accommodation modern businesses require.

“We take our role as landlord incredibly seriously and we are committed to making sure our properties support the day to day operations of our occupiers.

“We have spent many months refurbishing Bewley House installing an array of features that have made the building more secure, energy efficient and cheaper to run with a reduced carbon footprint.

“We are very pleased with the improvements and believe we have created the best environment for our occupiers to thrive.”

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