Commercial Properties To Let in Dodwell, Southampton, Hampshire, serviced office, business park, office
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High spec waterfront offices in Woolston with modern suites, workshops, secure access, parking, EV charging and quality shared facilities including a Riverview Boardroom and a Conference Room. A premium, well connected base for marine and commercial businesses.
High spec waterfront offices in Woolston with modern suites, workshops, secure access, parking, EV charging and quality shared facilities including a Riverview Boardroom and a Conference Room. A premium, well connected base for marine and commercial businesses.
- Secure Access (Paxton fob system + gated site)
- Free On site Parking
- EV Charging Access
Landau Supermarine Quay is a purpose-built waterfront office building in Woolston. The premises are situated in an established industrial area to the east of Southampton city centre and are easily accessed via the Itchen Bridge, with the M27 and the local train station nearby. The premises comprises multiple contemporary open-plan office suites as well as two well-specified workshops. Each office space features LED daylight lighting, suspended ceilings and dado rails with integrated data access points. The site is gated and there is secure access throughout with a ground-floor reception area and a Paxton fob system in place. Shared amenities include a modern kitchen, tenant shower facilities and bicycle storage. Unlike other offices, this opportunity allows occupiers to pre-book a river-view boardroom suitable for circa 12 people, or the conference room with a capacity of circa 20 individuals. (pricing information given on request). The site benefits from free on-site parking with EV charging access.
High spec waterfront offices in Woolston with modern suites, workshops, secure access, parking, EV charging and quality shared facilities including a Riverview Boardroom and a Conference Room. A premium, well connected base for marine and commercial businesses.


