1. Cheshire

Wilderspool Park

Discover the next home for your business at Wilderspool Park — where original heritage features compliment modern workspaces.

Stockton Heath, Warrington, Cheshire

Office space, meeting rooms and storage space available

Wilderspool Park, Warrington, Bruntwood
  • Unique heritage building

  • 25% off meeting rooms in any Bruntwood building

  • Community events, programmes and workshops

Office space in Warrington at Wilderspool Business Park

Office space

1-75 people (1 desk - 33,000 sq ft)

Whether you're a new venture in need of flexible, short-term office space, or an established business seeking a bespoke design and management service, we'll guide you to your ideal office space in Warrington at the prestigious Wilderspool Park.

  • Serviced offices

    From £275+VAT per desk, per month. For maximum flexibility, with a simple pay-by-desk rate and minimum six month tenancy

  • Leased offices

    For companies of any size, with the flexibility to design and manage your space yourself

  • Made & Managed

    For the full leased package plus design, furniture, and management taken care of by us

  • All Inclusive

    A new product that combines rent, service charge, insurance and electricity into a single cost which remains fixed throughout your full term, with no hidden fees

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Office space at Wilderspool Park

Office spaces at Wilderspool Park

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Historic offices at Wilderspool Park

With its four distinct heritage buildings and landscaped outdoor spaces to enjoy lunch, few Warrington offices and business hubs boast as much character as Wilderspool Park. Formerly the home of Greenall’s Brewery, it’s retained its original charm with exposed brickwork, sash windows and beamed ceilings.

Made up of the Malt Building, Brewhouse, Quayside and grade II listed Whitehouse, Wilderspool Park caters for businesses of all sizes with serviced, leased, and all inclusive office offerings.

Next door to Stockton Heath village, the business park is also well-connected to Warrington, Manchester and Liverpool.

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and over 30 other businesses.


Wilderspool Park Facilities and amenities

As well as flexible office spaces and meeting rooms in Warrington, Wilderspool Park offers a wealth of unique features and facilities to benefit your business.

  • Secure parking

  • Bike storage

  • Superfast wifi

  • On-site customer service team

  • Close to Walton Lock and two parks

  • Exposed brickwork and high-beamed ceilings

  • Cafe and business hub lounge

  • Showers and changing facilities


Our location

Warrington

Located just a stone’s throw away from the village of Stockton Heath, Wilderspool Park is close to a vibrant selection of shops, bars and restaurants. The attractive streets are lined with independent boutiques, homely cafes and sophisticated restaurants. For commuters, there are convenient road and rail links to Warrington, Manchester and Liverpool, with the nearest station just 1.5 miles away.

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A heritage site for over 200 years

The site is steeped in history thanks to its rich roots in the brewing industry.

In 1786, Thomas Greenall purchased the site, transforming it into a thriving business that put Warrington on the map. By 1791, Greenall’s had become the largest brewery in the North West, thanks to locally grown grain and Warrington’s strategic transport links, including the Manchester Ship Canal. As the town’s largest employer, the brewery maintained close ties with the community, a legacy that remains today.

The Whitehouse, a beautiful Grade II listed building, was built in 1787 and originally served as the Greenall family home until 1838, later housing the brewery manager until around 1900.


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