Office Space Preston & Chorley
Orbit Developments has office space in both Preston and Chorley, with a new office development at Buckshaw Village, Chorley and Fulwood Park, Preston.
Buckshaw Village is a thriving and rapidly expanding community just three miles from Chorley town centre. As one of the largest mixed-use schemes in the Northwest, Buckshaw Village offers a well-balanced blend of residential, commercial, and leisure facilities. The office development benefits from excellent transport links, including immediate access to the M6 and M61 motorways and proximity to Buckshaw Parkway railway station, making it an ideal location for businesses and professionals. The first of five planned three-story buildings has already been completed and is nearly fully let, while the second is currently under construction, with three more in the pipeline.
Fulwood Park in Preston offers modern facilities and ample parking for a wide range of businesses. Located in the northern part of Preston, Fulwood Park is a notable business area. It is approximately 10-minutes from the centre of Preston. The park is easily accessible via the A6 and is in proximity to the M6 motorway, making it convenient for both local and out-of-town clients and employees.
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Get to know Chorley: A Thriving Market Town
Chorley is a historic market town in Lancashire, England, known for its industrial heritage, vibrant local economy, and excellent connectivity. The town played a key role in the cotton industry during the Industrial Revolution, and remnants of this past can still be seen in its architecture and preserved mill buildings. Today, Chorley offers a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm, making it a desirable place to live, work, and visit.
The town has a bustling town centre, featuring the popular Chorley Market, which has been running for over 200 years. The Market Walk shopping centre, along with an array of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, ensures a lively retail scene. For leisure and recreation, Astley Park provides a green retreat with its historic Astley Hall, scenic woodland, and open spaces for sports and community events. Chorley also has a strong sporting culture, with local football and cricket clubs that attract enthusiastic supporters.
Buckshaw Village: A Modern and Growing Community
Buckshaw Village is a thriving residential and commercial development located between Chorley and Leyland. Built on the site of the former Royal Ordnance Factory (ROF) Chorley, the village is one of the largest new urban developments in the Northwest of England. Designed to be a self-sustaining community, Buckshaw Village offers a mix of modern housing, retail spaces, business parks, and leisure facilities.
The village is home to a variety of amenities, including supermarkets, restaurants, and local shops, as well as schools and healthcare facilities. Buckshaw Hub provides fitness and sports facilities, while the nearby Yarrow Valley Country Park offers scenic walking and cycling routes. The village also has dedicated green spaces, playgrounds, and community centres that foster a strong neighbourhood spirit.
Connectivity
Transport links in Buckshaw Village are excellent, with Buckshaw Parkway railway station offering direct trains to Manchester, Preston, and beyond. The village is well-connected by road, with easy access to the M6, M61, and M65 motorways. This makes it an ideal location for commuters working in Manchester, Preston, or other nearby towns. The presence of business parks in the area has also encouraged economic growth, providing job opportunities in sectors such as technology, logistics, and finance.
Get to know Preston: A Rich History & A Promising Future
Preston is a city with a rich history and a promising future. Historically, it was a pivotal centre during the Industrial Revolution, especially known for its textile industry. Today, Preston has transformed into a vibrant urban hub, offering a blend of historical charm and modern amenities.
Connectivity
One of Preston’s standout features is its exceptional connectivity. Situated at the heart of the UK’s transport network, it has one of the busiest railway stations in the country, offering direct services to major cities with London being accessible in just over two hours, and additionally is the ‘gateway to the north’ linking to key northern destinations like The Lake District, Cumbria and Scotland. For road travellers, Preston is well-connected via six major motorways facilitating north-south and east-west travel, and for air travel, it is situated within an hour’s drive of Both Manchester and Liverpool airports providing international flight options.
Business Environment
Preston is experiencing significant investment with various projects set to deliver 20,000 new jobs over the next decade. The University of Central Lancashire ensures that Preston provides a continuous influx of talent and the city itself offers a blend of urban and rural living with amenities on the doorstep including parks, and a variety of dining and shopping options.