A Leading Construction Company Now Resides in Denmead

Birch House is located in Parklands Business Park, a mature wooded business estate approximately 4 miles west of the A3, 6 miles north of the M27 and 8 miles north of Portsmouth. The two-storey detached 9,000 sq ft. unit comprises a modern open plan office accommodation, fully carpeted, WC and kitchenette facilities and cat II lighting throughout.

The unit has been sold to TSL, who are a leading UK construction company and have been operating as a façade installer for over ten years, specialising in fire remediation, cladding, roofing, windows and doors with a dedicated small works division. 

TSL previously resided on the Parklands Business Park estate, however, they were in search of a larger property due to their recent rapid growth. TSL struggled to find a property that facilitated all of the varied locations of their team and was of a size suitable for the business's needs and future growth plans.

Since purchasing the property at the beginning of 2022, TSL have undertaken an extensive refurbishment, overhauling the M&E , whilst also giving the external building and landscaping an uplift in the process.

Dexter Copeland, Managing Director of TSL said, “We’re thrilled to be in the new premises, not only did we manage to purchase a property well situated within our staff’s geographical location, but we also managed to give our team the headquarters they not only wished for, but deserved. The office is well equipped to accommodate not only our recent growth, but also has enough space for future plans too and the general vibe since moving in has been a personal delight of mine”.

Andy Hellier, Director of Hellier Langston said, “We have managed the property on behalf the previous owners for a number of years. With the first-floor tenant vacating and the need for significant capital expenditure being required to attract a new tenant selling the property has allowed an owner to breathe new life into Birch House, whilst the vendors can reinvest in other opportunities.”