From office, factory or workshop space, through business parks and new build sites, to modern conversions and rural workplaces, Wiltshire offers a choice of premises to suit all needs.

And you’ll get more square feet for your money - costs are extremely competitive and significantly lower than the South East and Bristol.

We’re also looking ahead. Each district is working through the new planning framework to identify sites for new employment land.

As with many forward-thinking companies, if you’re eager to manage your carbon footprint, the design and build scheme at Solstice Park is just one excellent example of how we’re incorporating sustainable technologies to help businesses achieve top BREEAM ratings, meet their corporate responsibility aims and achieve cost-saving targets over the longer term. 

Depending on your needs, we offer opportunities for short term premises with flexible terms and a range of local authority owned premises to purpose built business parks and industrial estates.

Click on one of the Business Parks on the map below for more details.

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Wiltshire can also offer:

• A comprehensive choice of over 40 conferencing facilities
• Support from district authorities' Economic Development Officers in terms of planning issues for business, employment land and development.
• Serviced office facilities at Enterprise House in Churchfields, Salisbury, and at the Tetricus bioscience incubator at the Porton Down Science Park, near Salisbury.
• A commercial property database that brings together information from agents countywide, making your relocation or investment even easier.

Many businesses who have already chosen to set up in, or relocate to, Wiltshire are already reaping the benefits of reduced overheads. With a good IT infrastructure, 99% broadband coverage and excellent communications links, leaving a congested area for an enhanced environment makes more sense than ever.

“We recognised Wiltshire’s many attractive features: its excellent communications, its cost benefits and its outstanding natural environment. We were sufficiently impressed to invest in its future by committing to develop speculatively a prestigious high quality, 160 acre business park, which can provide access to London in less time than it takes to play a game of football. We are very happy we made the right decision.”

Cliff Whitely
Development Manager, Solstice Business Park

Commercial property: average rents, Wiltshire, summer 2007