Looking for commercial property to rent in Welwyn Garden City? At Pall Mall Estates, we own and manage over 4,000,000 sq ft of business space across the UK, some of which is located in and around the Hertfordshire town of Welwyn Garden City. It is the UK’s only dual-purpose new-town and garden city, and therefore the perfect example of the physical, social and cultural theories behind these concepts.
The town was originally designed in the 1920s to be a shining example for clean, healthy living and sustainable industry. Since then, Welwyn Garden City has become a strong commercial base, due to its reputation and location just 20 miles north of central London.
Sizeable 102,500 sq ft unit without London rates.
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Office and industrial units in Welwyn Garden City
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Find your perfect commercial property to let in Welwyn Garden City
For businesses seeking cheaper commercial rates outside of the capital, whilst retaining direct links to the heart of central London, Welwyn Garden City ticks all the right boxes. It is supremely well-served by a host of major arterial roads, primarily the A414 and the A1(M). The town centre railway station is also on the Great Northern line, operating to London King’s Cross and Moorgate to the south and Cambridgeshire and the East Midlands to the north. It’s also nicely positioned for easy access to both London Luton and London Stansted airports.
A growing hub for large businesses
The town has rapidly become a hub for the service-based sector, with household brands such as Tesco, PayPoint, Ocado and Figleaves.com locating themselves here. It’s become renowned for its links to the tech and fintech sectors, due to the arrival of HSBC’s high-security global data centre and the headquarters for Xerox.
Take advantage of a vast talent pool on your doorstep
Businesses located in Welwyn Garden City benefit from access to a sizeable, well-educated workforce, given that the University of Hertfordshire is on its doorstep. Furthermore, the town is in commutable distance for those living in or on the fringes of London, enhancing your potential talent pool further. Almost two-fifths (39%) of workers living in Welwyn Garden City have at least an undergraduate degree, which could be useful for firms seeking more young professionals.
Benefit from a “business friendly” local council
Welwyn Hatfield Council promotes itself as a “business friendly council”, which may well be true given its recent Economic Development Strategy for 2017-2020, which aims to maintain and enhance transport links in the town, develop a digital infrastructure and identify new markets that enable local businesses to thrive here.
If you are interested in any of our available workspaces to let in Welwyn Garden City and the surrounding area of Hatfield, please don’t hesitate to contact any of our property agents for more information.
Our friendly, experienced property professionals have an encyclopaedic knowledge of our business space in Welwyn Garden City and can help you pinpoint a unit that’s best-suited to you, your workforce and your industry. Call us today on 020 8108 7026 or complete our online enquiry form to get the ball rolling.
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