TypeResearch & Development units / Laboratories · Office

CB10 The Sidney Sussex Building, Chesterford Research Park, Little Chesterford, Cambridge

TenureFor rent

The Sidney Sussex Building, Chesterford Research Park, Little Chesterford, Cambridge, CB101/13

Specification

Building size
Building size2,210 - 55,764sqft
Property type
Property typeResearch & Development units / Laboratories · Office
Tenure
TenureFor rent

Description

Up to 55,600 sq ft (GIA) of bespoke office and laboratory accommodation, currently under construction and due for completion in Spring 2025, the Sidney Sussex Building will comprise 55,855 sq ft GIA of laboratory / write up space over three floors, split into 10 fully fitted suites.

The specification is designed to meet BREEAM Excellent standard and is intended to be a fossil free run building.

Chesterford Research Park offers advanced laboratory and office space set within 250 acres of idyllic parkland near Cambridge - modern, dynamic, flexible facilities perfectly appointed for biotechnology, pharmaceutical and technology R&D companies of all sizes.

The Park is being developed as a low density scheme, which means that the natural environment, arboretum and wide-open spaces play a crucial role alongside the cutting-edge research facilities. Not only that, but the purpose-built hub building, The Nucleus, at the heart of the Park provides all the facilities required to make working life simple, enjoyable and rewarding - as well as fostering collaboration between the Parkarkas life science community as they meet and interact here.

The security of the site is also a high priority - manned patrols operate across the Park 24/7, in addition to front Gatehouse security and ANPR technology. Unobtrusive but robust measures to give occupiers peace of mind.

10 fully fitted suites from 2,200 sq ft

Suites capable of being interconnected

Fitted lab space with benches/sinks and fitted fume hoods

24/7 security on the Park

Location

Chesterford Research Park is ideally located within touching distance of Cambridge. The Parkarkas rural, yet convenient setting means you can concentrate on delivering ground breaking research without the distraction and congestion of urban locations.

Located within close reach of the M11 and A11, it takes roughly five minutes to join at junction 9A. Cambridge city centre itself is roughly a 30 minute drive away.

Trains from Cambridge operate approximately every 30 minutes during the morning and evening commutes and at hourly intervals during the rest of the day. The journey time by rail from Cambridge to Great Chesterford is under 20 minutes. Central London is one hour away with trains running regularly from both Audley End and Great Chesterford stations.

Stansted and Heathrow airports are easily accessible for domestic and international flights. Stansted is just 20 minutes away via the M11 and Heathrow is reachable in an hour and a half.

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