Offices to let

High Weald House

High Weald House is a contemporary, 25,674 sq ft office building on the Bexhill Enterprise Park which we completed in March 2020. It’s suitable for small, medium and large companies – and ready for occupation now.

It’s an energy-efficient (EPC rating: A(21)), light-filled building with useful shared spaces and ample on-site parking. Offices available within it range from 628 sq ft up to 13,859 sq ft.

And it has a range of features which make it suitable for companies looking to protect their staff from COVID-19 and to plan for post-pandemic working practices. See more on our COVID safety features.

We’re offering flexible leases for the small and medium offices, incorporating a rolling three-month notice period to give your business the ultimate in flexibility.

See the photographs and indicative floor plans on this page.

And click below to take a virtual tour of the building. You can play an automatic tour, manually look around the spaces you wish or view the property in ‘doll’s house’ format.

Zofia Ludwig, Director of occupier Expert In Mind, says:

“We needed the right premises to enable us to keep growing our business without compromising the personal service we deliver.

“High Weald House was clearly the best option for us. The location is great and the countryside setting is so appealing – with windows that give us amazing views. Our clients are legal representatives, psychiatrists and psychologists, so it’s vital we portray a highly professional image – and our new offices are just right in reflecting that. Added to that, everything is brand new and finished to such a high standard.”

High Weald House follows our first development on the Bexhill Enterprise Park – Glovers House – a 25,235 sq ft contemporary office building which was fully let to expanding company Park Holidays UK on its completion in December 2015.

Please get in touch if you’re interested in finding out more or would like a viewing, or download our Bexhill Enterprise Park brochure.

The High Weald House project has been supported by East Sussex County Council and the South East Local Enterprise Partnership.