Plymouth, Woodland House, 45 Estover Close, Forresters Business Park, Plymouth, PL6 7PL

Woodland House forms part of the uniquely designed and contemporary Forresters Business Park, in Estover, Plymouth. Access is via Estover Close within the well established Estover Industrial Estate, approximately 4 miles to the northeast of Plymouth city centre. Forresters Industrial Estate and Forresters Business Park are some of the newer additions to the area and provide high quality business accommodation.

The strategically located park benefits from close proximity and ease of access to the A38 Devon Expressway, attractive landscaped grounds, bounded by mature trees and views across to Dartmoor National Park. It is a popular yet tranquil mixed-use area with office, industrial and residential uses within the vicinity.

The Specification includes -

Well-presented internal finishes.
Air conditioning (heating & cooling),
Passenger lift
Under floor power boxes
Perimeter trunking
Category II lighting
Suspended ceilings
W/C facilities
Flexible floor plates designed to be suitable for a single user or shared multi-let occupancy (subject to sub-division works).
Car parking – 22 spaces for first floor. 18 spaces for ground floor
Constructed in March 2009

The building is accessed via a walkway providing entry at first floor level. You enter the property in a communal entrance area, which provides lift and stair access to the ground floor along with two entrances on the left and right to the suite. The suite is mainly open plan, with various partitioned offices, toilet facilities and a kitchen area. The space could be split into two or more smaller suites (subject to any necessary consents). The ground floor is split into 5 suites, all of which are let.

Plymouth is the second largest city on the South Coast of England and after Bristol, the largest in the South West with a resident population of 264,700. There are a further 100,000 in its travel-to-work area. The City has an economic output of £5.03 billion, 110,300 jobs and it plans to get bigger by growing its population and expanding its economy.

Britain's Ocean City nestles in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with the Dartmoor National Park to the North, whilst the natural harbour of Plymouth Sound creates the Southern Border with the Rivers Plym and Tamar on either side. Plymouth is renowned for its maritime history, which includes Drake and the Pilgrim Fathers.

The Marine Industry Sector is extremely important in the City with 300 firms employing around 13,600 people. Plymouth University is one of the largest centres for marine excellence in Europe. Plymouth is also one of 8 freeport locations within the UK. For more information please visit Freeport - Plymouth and South Devon Freeport (pasdfreeport.com)

The City has excellent road connections with the A38 linking west to Cornwall and east to the national motorway network at Junction 31 of the M5 motorway at Exeter. Plymouth's mainline railway station provides regular services to London Paddington of just over three hours. There are also other direct services to Bristol, the Midlands, the North, Scotland and South Wales.