Description
The building is of masonry construction comprising 86,176 sq ft (GIA) and 65,196 sq ft (NIA), arranged across 6 floors (lower ground, ground and four upper floors) around a covered central atrium. The upper floors present in a hexagonal shape and range between 11,500- 13,500 sq ft NIA. Each of the floors offer potential for subdivision into two or four office suites per floor.
Adjacent to the main office building is a multi-storey car park which offers c.250 spaces across 3 levels which is within the freehold ownership. It is currently used by the Council during the week with access granted to the public over the weekend.
Location
Invicta House is prominently located in Maidstone town centre, part of the Kent County Council civic campus at Sessions House Square. Maidstone town centre offers a vibrant mix of retail, leisure and cultural amenities and is the subject of ongoing investment and regeneration schemes.
The building is located within a 10-minute walk of the High Street, Fremlin Walk Shopping Centre and The Mall, offering access to a strong mix of national retailers. Fremlin Walk is anchored by a 100,000 sq ft multi-brand Frasers flagship store including Flannels and Sports Direct with further tenants in the centre including H&M, Boots, River Island and Waterstones. The Mall is anchored by Next, B&M, Matalan, Sports Direct and Superdrug.
Key leisure offerings in Maidstone include Maidstone Museum, Brenchley Gardens, Lockmeadow Health Club and Gravity Trampoline
Park. In addition, Maidstone has numerous open green spaces such as Whatman Park, Mote Park and Vinters Valley Nature Reserve.
Maidstone benefits from strong multi-modal connectivity, providing quick access to key regional and national transport networks. Invicta House is located within 70 metres of Maidstone East Station, offering direct Southeastern services to London Bridge in 53 minutes, as well as connections to Ashford International in 33 minutes.
By road, the M20 motorway is easily accessible via Junctions 5–8, linking to the M25, M2, M26 and Channel ports. The A229 and A20 provide convenient routes to Tunbridge Wells, Canterbury, and the wider Kent region. Gatwick Airport can be reached in around 50 minutes by car, with Heathrow and Stansted accessible in just over an hour.
Invicta House is also well served by local bus routes, with frequent services operating from nearby stops and Maidstone Bus Station. These routes provide easy access to surrounding towns, residential areas, schools, and transport hubs.