Highcross has let 3,640 sq ft office space at Kembrey Park, Swindon to construction project management company, WYG Trench Farrow.
The company, which is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary, has selected Kembrey Park's Cherry Orchard East, as the location for its next stage of development.
Paul Springgay of WYG said: "As a result of expansion since opening our office in Swindon in 1995 and our merger with White Young Green, we needed new office space."
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Kembrey Park's Cherry Orchard development provides flexible, high quality office space, with suites available from 750 sq ft.
The scheme is set in mature landscaped gardens, with dedicated parking, 24-hour security and access to Kembrey Park's excellent facilities.
Highcross director, Nick Turner said: "The range and flexibility of office space is enabling us to meet the needs of companies at all stages of their development, from start-ups to major multi-nationals."
l Highcross is a property fund manager, focusing on office and industrial property investment and development opportunities across the UK. In March 2008, Highcross raised £1.7 billion for its third UK property fund, taking the combined potential value of its three funds to £3 billion. Highcross subsidiaries include Bizspace, a leader in flexible managed workspace and residential developer, Highmore Homes.
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