Acting on behalf of The Duchy of Lancaster, Legat Owen, has completed a series of office lettings at Crewe Hall Farm, reinforcing the town's continued appeal as a prime location for companies seeking high-quality office space.

The first floor of The Dovecote, comprising 3,172 sq ft, has been let to Johnson Tiles, a well-established company from Stoke-on-Trent specialising in ceramic and porcelain tile design and supply.

Managing Director of Johnson Tiles, Stephen Dixon, told Nub News: "We are delighted to be moving into The Dovecote at Crewe Hall Farm.

"The location offers excellent connectivity and a professional environment that aligns perfectly with our brand and operational needs. 

"As we continue to push boundaries in tile design and innovation, this location supports both our operational goals and our commitment to excellence."

Legat Owen is currently marketing two further opportunities at Crewe Hall Farm (Legat Owen).

Bellino International Limited, a wholesale ladieswear business relocating from Tarvin, has also taken space in Office 1A of The Dairy.

Director of Bellino International Ltd, Shelley Naughton, said: "We chose the Dairy Farm for our new office because it was the right size for our business, had plenty of natural light, is well proportioned and felt a safe environment in which to work. 

"The communal areas are well kept, the gardens are beautiful and parking is not a problem. 

"We felt as our customer base is mainly in London there is easy access for our customers to visit our showroom and for us to access the motorway or train links to visit them. The onsite team are very helpful and have made us feel very welcome."

In the same building, Mako Commercial Interiors, known for transforming commercial spaces into inspiring and efficient workplaces, has let Office 1B, comprising 700 sq ft.

Managing Director, Matt Fogg, said: "We are excited to announce that MAKO Commercial Interiors has opened its doors at Crewe Hall Farm, a location that perfectly reflects our blend of heritage, innovation, and community focus.

"Setting up our base here gives us the ideal platform to serve clients across Cheshire and beyond, while staying true to our local roots.

"The unique setting inspires creativity and collaboration, offering a welcoming space for our team, partners, and clients to connect and bring workplace visions to life.

"Having a permanent home at Crewe Hall Farm is a milestone for MAKO, reinforcing our commitment to delivering high-value, bespoke interiors from the heart of the region" 

Legat Owen is currently marketing two further opportunities at Crewe Hall Farm.

The ground floor of The Dovecote, offering 3,535 sq ft of high-quality office accommodation with dedicated parking, is available to let.

The Smithy, a 2,537 sq ft property most recently used as a veterinary practice, is also available.

Previously used as offices, The Smithy would be suitable for similar use again, subject to refurbishment works.

Director of Legat Owen, Andy Butler, told Nub News: "Crewe continues to be a very attractive business destination in the North West.

"Its excellent transport links, skilled workforce and ongoing regeneration make it a compelling choice for companies looking to grow.

"Crewe Hall Farm itself offers a unique blend of character and quality, and we're delighted to welcome such a diverse mix of occupiers to the estate."

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