Dawson House, a 825 sq m (8,880 sq ft NIA) office building has completed at Matrix Park in Chorley.

Offering Grade A accommodation, the two storey building is ideal for a head quarters or other mid size requirements. Alternatively, it can be split into four individual office suites, each comprising 206 sq m (2,220 sq ft). Both options are available on a leasehold or freehold basis.

Speaking of the building, Adrian Lewis, Redrow’s northern region development director, said: “Dawson House is a quality office building with a first class specification in a high profile position at the gateway to Matrix Park. It benefits from raised access floors, air conditioning, and a large number of car parking spaces. It is only one mile from junction 28 of the M6 and two miles from junction 8 of the M61, so obviously benefits from good access to the motorway network. The Park itself is set within a landscaped environment and a variety of nearby amenities are proving to be a big attraction with the existing occupiers. With the success we have achieved at Matrix Park to date, I expect the building will be the focus of a lot of attention from businesses looking for good quality premises in a strategic location.”
Other than Dawson House, just one other new unit of 230 sq m (2,430 sq ft) remains on plot 1200 with future phases planned and design and build opportunities available. Immediately adjacent Dawson House, Marston’s Brewery has opened the Bobbin Mill, a pub/restaurant which has firmly established itself as a popular venue with occupiers of Matrix Park and the surrounding Buckshaw Village community.

King Sturge’s Richard Wharton, joint agent on the scheme with DTZ, concluded: “This is a very good quality building in a popular location. As one of Chorley most prestigious business developments, Matrix Park enjoys a formidable reputation and any company taking space at Dawson House would reap the benefits of such a sought after address.”