A leading international automation and data solutions company has signed a long-term lease to relocate to Seebeck House in Milton Keynes.
The unnamed occupier has agreed a ten-year deal on 9,094 sq ft of Grade A office space at the Knowlhill business park.
Kirkby Diamond, acting on behalf of EMW Law, completed the transaction within four months of being instructed. Bray Fox Smith were joint agents.
Nick Bosworth, senior surveyor at Kirkby Diamond, said: “Seebeck House occupies a prime position at the heart of the Oxford-Cambridge Arc, making it an ideal base for forward-thinking, high-tech organisations. We’re thrilled to have concluded this transaction, which highlights the confidence placed in Kirkby Diamond to navigate complex disposals – even in today’s challenging market.”
Terence Ritchie, partner at EMW Law, added: “Kirkby Diamond delivered an exceptional result at Seebeck House. This is testament to their professionalism and market knowledge, which has ensured a swift and successful letting.”
Seebeck House offers 40,248 sq ft of modern office accommodation with current occupiers including EMW Law, Approved Finance and MacIntyre. Facilities include an on-site café, boardroom and training areas, and the building is a 15-minute walk from Milton Keynes Central Station.
Milton Keynes continues to strengthen its reputation as a hub for high-tech business growth. The city is ranked among the UK’s top five for concentration of digital SMEs and third nationally for the number of new economy firms.
