A Portsmouth-based business has traded the hustle and bustle of the city for the peace and quiet of the countryside, by moving its operation to Chilgrove Business Centre in West Sussex.
Ad Astra is a marketing and specialist events company, which also publishes the exclusive Lifestyle magazine, found in VIP lounges and 5 star establishments around the world. Ad Astra has chosen Chilgrove Business Centre as its new “home” and is the business centre’s first tenant.
Managing Director, Peter Coyle, says, “Choosing Chilgrove was easy as we were looking for premises that would appropriately reflect our company – modern, high quality and efficient.
He added, “Our clients range from large multinationals to local start-ups and encompass diverse sectors such as the luxury (private jets) to renewable energy (offshore wind farms). We recognised straight away that Chilgrove is a fabulous showcase for our clients and suppliers to visit. Not only that, it is an inspiring and peaceful environment to work in.”
Chilgrove Business Centre, just a few minutes drive from Chichester, is set in the peace and quiet of the beautiful West Sussex countryside and is ideal for businesses that want to take advantage of a contemporary suite of serviced offices, whilst avoiding traffic, pollution and noise.
The brand new, state-of-the-art offices have been finished to a very high specification and feature several environmentally friendly measures including:
- A unique mechanical ventilation and heating system (MVHR) that continuously pipes fresh countryside air right into your office
- Solar panels that supply 30 kilowatts of energy to the building reducing traditional energy usage and costs
- Up to 30mbs download speeds with “Plug & Play” broadband
- Car and cycle parking, with shower and changing facilities
- Outdoor picnic area to make the most of the beautiful rural setting
And with prices starting from as little as £75 per week (plus VAT) it really is an exceptional choice for businesses and their employees in the South.
Picture caption: Peter Coyle MD, Ad Astra (left) and business centre owner, Philip Renwick, celebrate Ads Astra’s tenancy.