Spectrum, Mead Way, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 7UT.

SPECTRUM is not just another refurbished Industrial Unit. Sustainability has been considered throughout this Grade II listed building's refurbishment, from smart energy improvements to newly planted trees, bulbs, bird boxes and bee hives.

This £4.7 million project includes an external refurbishment of the 260,000 sq ft designed building.

Efforts are focused on ensuring the historic high-tech character of the Spectrum.

The building is fully maintained while increasing its sustainability and creating a truly green 'sense of place' asset for the community in Swindon. Protecting this listed building ensures that future generations can appreciate and learn from the cultural heritage and architectural craftsmanship.

Swindon is an established distribution centre due to good access to the major commercial centres in the south of the UK.

Spectrum is situated on a prominent site to the north of the A3102 Great Western Way dual carriageway, approximately two miles north east of Junction 16 of the M4 and two miles west of the town centre.

The property is accessed from the Great Western Way via Mead Way at the junction with Rivermead Drive. Significant local warehouse occupiers and employers include Amazon, WHSmith, DHL, Royal Mail, Iceland Foods and Parcel Force.

Swindon is strategically located on the M4 corridor between London and Bristol and benefits from access to two junctions of the M4. The town is situated on the main London to Bristol rail line with a fastest journey time to London Paddington of 59 minutes.