Unit KA, Darfin House, Priestly Court, Staffordshire Technology Park, Stafford

Priestly Court is situated on the Staffordshire Technology Park at Beaconside, approximately one mile north-east from the town centre and linked to Junction 14 of the M6 Motorway about three miles distant via the A513 Beaconside Eastern Distributor Road.

The M6 provides access to Manchester and the North-West, London and the South-West by way of the M1 link and Bristol and the South-West via its connection with the M5. Stafford also benefits from its rail connection links providing InterCity services throughout the National network.

The Staffordshire Technology Park is the town's principal office development and is home to a number of major occupiers including the Staffordshire Police Authority, Defra, the National Probation Service, British Red Cross, Staffordshire Schools Football Association and Handelsbanken.

Priestly Court is a development of nine office buildings of two-storey brick and tile construction completed in 2004 and grouped around extensive car parking and landscaped areas.

Unit KA is of two-storey semi-detached brick construction with a roof in tile and provides ground and first floor space accessed through a shared fully glazed tiled entrance lobby also leading to male and female toilet facilities and a refreshment point.

The available accommodation provides ground floor space largely open plan in format with the first floor divided by glazed partitioning to create separate offices and a meeting room.

Features include raised floors, suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, carpeting, blinds, fire and intruder alarm systems and electronically accessed entrance doors.

The availability of the premises provides an ideal opportunity for a potential user to acquire practical working space fitted out to a high standard.

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