IP2 Felaw Maltings, 44 Felaw Street, Ipswich

Grade II Listed former maltings building, comprising a substantial construction of thick brick walls, concrete floors and cast iron columns, which hark back to the building's industrial past. Offering a range of modern, flexible open-plan office accommodation for all sizes of business, providing 24-hour controlled access, raised floors, high-speed WiFi and recessed lighting, as well as ample parking on site. The Ground Floor office suite has recently undergone extensive refurbishment to Cat A standard, and other floors have been also been remodelled. Un-refurbished space is also available.

The former Felaw Maltings is located in Ipswich's growing business district and is only a three-minute walk from the town centre. Occupying a prime waterside , it is just a short walk from the rail station, and is close to the regenerated Waterfront area, where the University of Suffolk is located.

The property is situated between the River Orwell and the A137, which links to the A14 dual carriageway. There are good road links to the M25, Midlands and London via the A12 and A14.

Ipswich is the administrative and county town of Suffolk with a resident population of 130,000 and a retail catchment population of approximately 300,000. The town lies on the River Orwell, approximately 70 miles north east of central London, 55 miles south east of Cambridge, 43 miles south of Norwich, and 18 miles north east of Colchester. Major roads in the area include the A12, which provides dual carriageway access to the A14, providing a principal link from the Port of Felixstowe (9 miles to the south east) to the East Midlands.