A major new occupational transaction has been completed at The Wharf, Abbey Mill, Eashing, where the Mary How Trust has leased the entire first floor of the building as part of its planned expansion into Surrey. The charity has committed to a new long-term lease of approximately 5,660 sq. ft. and plans to open a new health screening clinic from the premises later this year.
The move represents a significant milestone for the charity, which provides health and wellbeing scans and appointments aimed at identifying early signs of cancer and a wide range of other serious health conditions. Its new facility at Eashing will complement its existing operations in Pulborough and enable the Trust to support a substantially greater number of clients across the region.
Located adjacent to the A3 between Guildford and Godalming, The Wharf, Abbey Business Park, will provide the charity with larger, modern accommodation, excellent accessibility and extensive on-site parking for clients, staff and volunteers.
“Whilst this is an important commercial property transaction, what makes it particularly satisfying is the positive impact it will have on local communities. The Mary How Trust carries out invaluable work by helping people gain access to health screening services that can detect serious illnesses at an early stage. Their decision to establish a major new facility at The Wharf will enable the charity to reach and support many more people across Surrey and the wider South East.”
The letting also demonstrates the continuing appeal of high-quality office accommodation across Surrey, particularly where occupiers are seeking buildings that can support growth, accessibility and community engagement. For The Mary How Trust, the second clinic at Abbey Mill Business Park provides the space needed to expand its services and continue its mission of improving health outcomes through early detection and preventative lifestyle advice.
For more information about the available offices at Abbey Mill Business Park please contact joint agents, Curchod & Co or Owen Isherwood.