Ashbourne News Telegraph

Ednaston Park showcases what it has to offer to local businesses

- By Gareth Butterfiel­d gareth.butterfiel­d@ashbournen­ewstelegra­ph.co.uk

BUSINESS owners, entreprene­urs and residents turned out in force to attend a series of open days at the new Ednaston Park managed workspace scheme.

More than 150 guests attended the events.

They marked the completion of major refurbishm­ent work to transform the former St Mary’s Nursing Home in Ednaston, into the new 20,000 sq ft scheme, which comprises of 32 fully serviced office suites.

Guests were able to take a tour of the building and meet members of the Ednaston Park team and developers CWC Group, which purchased the building in September 2017 and relocated its own headquarte­rs to Ednaston Park from Brailsford Hall earlier this year.

The building has been restored by the group, which has transforme­d it into modern office accommodat­ion, retaining many of the building’s original features.

Guests arrived in the reception area, which is complete with a spiral staircase and contempora­ry lighting, which shows off the original oak and stone flooring.

Suites range from 54 sq ft to 526 sq ft and are available as single or multi-office lets.

Kitchen and break-out areas are situated on each floor.

On-site parking is also available.

Tenants will also be able to take advantage of other services, including meeting and training rooms. Meeting rooms will also be available for non-tenants to hire.

Commenting on the event, Lucy Delaney, Ednaston Park’s business centre manager said: “Both open days were a great success and it was fantastic to see this beautiful building filled with people. It was also nice to welcome families of former residents of the St Mary’s nursing home to share their memories of the building.

“Ednaston Park has already attracted lots of interest from entreprene­urs, micro-businesses and SMES, so it was great to be able to showcase what we can offer to businesses and individual­s looking to achieve a better work-life balance.

“There is currently no managed workspace provision of this quality in and around Ashbourne. Ednaston Park will meet the growing demand from businesses looking for an alternativ­e to city centre-based working and enable them to draw inspiratio­n from this stunning location in the heart of the Derbyshire countrysid­e.

“Many of the magnificen­t period features remain and work effortless­ly alongside new highqualit­y fixtures and fittings, creating a luxury contempora­ry feel.”

Anyone who missed the Ednaston Park Open Days and would like to a tour or for further informatio­n call Lucy on 01335 360000 or e-mail enquiries @ednastonpa­rk.co.uk

It was fantastic to see this beautiful building filled with people. Lucy Delaney

 ??  ?? Ednaston Park’s business centre manager Lucy Delaney(left) and administra­tor Carolyn Borthwick
Ednaston Park’s business centre manager Lucy Delaney(left) and administra­tor Carolyn Borthwick

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