Property Deals: GJS Dillon; Pennycuick Collins; UK & European Investments
A company selling flavoured liquids for e-cigarettes has completed a let on new premises in Worcestershire.
The Ejuice Factory is taking a five-year lease on a 2,168 sq ft unit at Strensham Business Park, Twyning Road, Strensham.
Worcestershire commercial property consultancy GJS Dillon completed the let, which is based on an annual rent of £9,500.
Sandy Macpherson, commercial negotiator at GJS Dillon, who brokered the deal on behalf of landlord Wintour Estates, said: “Business units in Worcestershire continue to be highly sought after by growing businesses which want to benefit from the county’s location, positive economic performance and outlook, and a flexible workforce.”
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Pennycuick Collins has been appointed to manage the exclusive Villiers House development in Leamington Spa.
Comprising 40 privately-owned apartments and penthouses, Villiers House was converted from an office block by Spitfire Bespoke Homes in 2015.
The building occupies a prime position on Clarendon Avenue at the top end of The Parade in the town centre.
Pennycuick Collins will provide a full range of services to residents.
Bob Evans, a director from the Villiers House (Leamington Spa) Management Company, said: “Villiers House is a prestigious place to live and the residents have very high expectations of service levels. Pennycuick Collins’ significant expertise will benefit all of us enormously.”
Dale Jones, residential property manager at Pennycuick Collins, added: “This is a significant new instruction for us and we are committed to playing a key role in Villiers House being the most sought after address in Leamington Spa.”
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Bell Court
UK & European Investments has signed a deal with florist, Shabnam Ghezelbash, to open her second outlet in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Called Bardia’s, the florist will be a colourful addition to the new mixed-use Bell Court and will occupy the newly-built unit at the High Street entrance to the development.
Bardia’s will be the first ‘grab and go’ concept of Hidden Garden Floral Designs, which is located in Old Red Lion Court. Both shops are owned and managed by Ms Ghezelbash, who has more than 22 years’ experience in the industry.
John Stacey, Asset Management Director at UK & European Investments, said: “We specifically built the new unit at the High Street entrance to appeal to a local independent operator so we’re delighted to be welcoming Bardia’s into this space.
“Having a beautiful florist in that location will create a vibrant and welcoming entrance to Bell Court and provide yet another reason for people to visit and shop.”
The florist joins Italian wine café, Veeno, together with Miller and Carter, All Bar One and Byron as the latest tenants at Bell Court.
