Property development companies go to enormous lengths to convince you of the quality of their buildings. But here at Camstead we have given this latest commercial scheme our ultimate seal of approval – by moving in.
Situated in the village of Hardwick, between Cambourne and Cambridge, the St Mary’s Court barn conversion provided an ideal solution to Camstead’s needs, combining the convenience of easy access to the historic city centre with all the attractions of a truly peaceful, rural setting.
The private enclave consists of three units, one occupied by Camstead with two further units – offering 1,543 sq ft and 2,463 sq ft of office space respectively – available for commercial let this spring. This idyllic ‘best of both worlds’ location – in landscaped grounds and a gentle walk away from the village pub, but with swift access to the A14, M11 and A428 – is expected to be a major attraction for businesses seeking a more natural, relaxed and effective working environment.
But location isn’t everything. The development itself benefits from a whole range of features which embody the same principles, creating high specification office spaces while retaining the distinct character of the original historic barns. Throughout the light and airy oak-beamed interior you’ll find everything a modern office needs, including hard-wired data and communications installation, broadband access, Cat 2 lighting, intruder alarms, fully fitted kitchens and carpeting throughout. Offices themselves have been left open plan to allow for complete flexibility and future customisation of the interior spaces.
The WCs even have showers, making cycling in to work a real option. For those needing to drive, ample on-site parking has also been taken care of, while a regular bus service also operates to and from Cambridge.
As if that’s not enough, the attractive courtyard arrangement, with a beautiful commissioned water feature at its heart, means that lunches and rest breaks can be spent in a genuinely relaxing, stress-free environment – simply sitting, or strolling through the acre of grounds.
And Camstead are already reaping the rewards of their painstaking work. Camstead MD David Rapley says: ‘This is ideal for us in so many ways. Obviously it is a wonderful working environment, which benefits us from day to day – but on top of that, when people visit it serves as a perfect demonstration of the quality for which we continually strive. It certainly was the natural choice for us.’
For a brochure or further information about letting, please contact Jeffersons Commercial
(01223 315716) www.j-commercial.co.uk
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