Ada Lovelace Building, Exeter Science Park, Exeter, EX5 2FN

Description
The three-storey building is named after 19th century English mathematician Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace comprises 20,000 sq ft of office and laboratory space designed for enterprises working in STEMM. The building is located adjacent to the Met Office Collaboration building on the Science Park campus, just off Junction 29 of the M5.

Location
Situated in beautiful parkland and easily accessible – just off junction 29 of the M5.

Adjacent to the vibrant city of Exeter, the Science Park Centre provides a excellent location to sustain a healthy work-life balance. In addition to its own car park, the location provides a variety of transport alternatives, in particular: close proximity to the M5 motorway and Exeter International Airport (2 miles from the Centre), with flights to the UK and Europe, in particular, London City, Newcastle, Manchester, Amsterdam, Paris and Dublin. A pool car, electric charging point, and car sharing scheme are all available.

Pinhoe train station (1 mile from the Centre) has hourly trains to Exeter St David’s and Exeter Central stations (11 and 6 minute journeys). There is an adjacent bus route to Honiton, Cranbrook and Exeter city centre. A city cycle route runs through the Science Park and the Centre provides bike facilities, showers, changing rooms and lockers.