Savills advised the landlord on the deal with Morrisons, which has taken the entire second floor and mezzanine of the building, extending to 16,290 sq ft for five years. Morrisons was advised by Colliers. VolkerFitzpatrick has taken 2,375 sq ft for five years on part of the first floor of the building. They will join Soletanche Freyssinet, RPS/TetraTech and Glen Dimplex who currently occupy space in the scheme. These transactions leave one remaining suite, which can be split, of 4,250 sq ft.

The property benefits from a large business lounge and café with outdoor terrace as well as an on-site gym. Externally, there is cycle storage, parking spaces, EV charging points and beautifully landscaped grounds.

Element is prominently located in Birchwood, with excellent transport links to the M62 and M6. Birchwood train station is a few minutes away surrounded by a wealth of amenities.

Daniel Barnes, Director in the Manchester office agency team at Savills, comments: “This is an excellent result for our clients and is testament to the quality of office space available at Element. It continues to attract top occupiers like Morrisons, and shows the strengths of the office market in the North West.”

Paul McCann, Director of Bridge Properties comments: “We are delighted that Morrisons and VolkerFitzpatrick have chosen Element for their workspace. Their decisions reflect the quality of our environment and the value we place on creating spaces where businesses can thrive.

Simon Roddam, who heads up OBI’s out-of-town office in Warrington added “These lettings reflect a broader tranche of deals currently under offer across the Warrington office market. As a result, the forthcoming quarter is shaping up to deliver a materially stronger level of office take up, underpinned by demand for well-located, high quality accommodation like Element in Birchwood”.