Devon-based travel firm Travel Chapter has signed a rental agreement for the newly refurbished Lancaster House office block on St Andrews Business Park in Norfolk. The 13,458 sq ft building was previously occupied by NPS Group, but has been looking for new tenants since it was renovated last year. The company plans to move various local offices under one roof to create a large regional hub at the business park. Mike Newby, the head of facilities and logistics at Travel Chapter, expressed delight at acquiring the lease on Lancaster House and looks forward to relocating to the new facilities in the near future to enable continued business development.
Several other businesses are located at the St Andrews Business Park, including accountants Price Bailey, oil and gas producer Perenco, and chartered surveyors Oxbury & Co. Travel Chapter’s acquisition of the Lancaster House office block shows a commitment to expanding its operations and consolidating its regional presence. The move also highlights the company’s continued business development and its efforts to improve efficiency by bringing several local offices together under one roof.
The signing of the rental agreement for the newly refurbished Lancaster House office block on St Andrews Business Park is a significant development for Travel Chapter. The company’s head of facilities and logistics, Mike Newby, expressed enthusiasm for the move, emphasizing the potential for continued business development and the creation of a large regional hub. By relocating various local offices under one roof, travel Chapter aims to improve efficiency and streamline its operations, demonstrating a commitment to expanding its operations and consolidating its regional presence.
The acquisition of the Lancaster House office block by Travel Chapter also signifies the company’s commitment to the Norfolk area. The presence of several other businesses at the St Andrews Business Park indicates a thriving commercial environment, and Travel Chapter’s decision to join them further contributes to the area’s economic growth. The move not only benefits the company by providing a larger regional hub for its operations but also contributes to the overall business landscape in Norfolk.
