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24 October 2019

Epsom – attracting significant new occupiers

Business Space, Offices

According to a recent Independent article Epsom and Ewell is one of the top ten happiest places in the UK.

A number of noteworthy companies have recently decided to lease space in the town, making the most of the wide range of amenities in the town including the Ashley Shopping Centre, coffee shops, restaurants, gyms and cinema. The recent inclusion of Epsom Station within the TFL Oyster Zone is also a big positive for occupiers.

Notable recent office transactions include:

Skyguard, the world’s largest lone worker protection provider, is taking the entire 17,000 sq ft at the refurbished 20-24 East Street, moving from their existing headquarters in West Ewell

Nationwide care provider Prestige Nursing + Care have let 5,000 sq ft at Kirkgate, moving from Wallington

Cloud-based software house Cirrus Response have also leased 4,000 sq ft at Kirkgate, relocating from Richmond

Gas connection and metering specialists Squire Energy have taken 2,500 sq ft at 55 High Street, moving from their existing offices in Leatherhead.

Following the recent lettings, key availability in the town is as follows:

Horizon: 22,000 sq ft of refurbished, Grade A space. https://bit.ly/2o1ipR3
Epsom Gateway: Fitted options from 7,500 – 35,000 sq ft. https://bit.ly/2mgSSEb
Parkside: 11,500 sq ft overlooking Rosebery Park https://bit.ly/2mgbyUy
The Wells, Church Street: COMING SOON 20,000 sq ft available freehold or on new leases.

Thomas Tarn of SHW Business Space said:

“These recent lettings show that occupiers are being drawn to Epsom from other locations. The combination of a vibrant town centre with a good range of shops and restaurants, plus good road connections and a good station that now benefits from inclusion in the Oyster Zone are all good attributes for companies who want to attract and retain talent.

“Occupiers can also get excellent quality Grade A office space at competitive rents, so the all round-package is attractive for occupiers."

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