PropertySEA expands in Altrincham’s landmark building

SEA expands in Altrincham’s landmark building

Altrincham’s iconic building at 1-5 The Downs is one of the town’s office venues of choice and it has certainly proved to be a good one for Signing Enabling Access Ltd (SEA). It has continued to grow its business and has now taken a first floor suite of 500 sq ft in addition to the 1,000 sq ft of office space its parent company already occupies.

Signing Enabling Access Ltd provides care training services that benefit the deaf community, providing staff and services that are fully accessible to people who use BSL as their first or preferred language.

Signing Enabling Access Ltd’s spokesman said: “The business has expanded and grown beyond expectations and we are now able to offer more services to the deaf community. The extended office space provides us with valuable accommodation in which to train our staff to the highest level.”

Daniel Lee, managing director, Regional Property Solutions, responsible for the management and letting of the building on behalf of the landlord TELL Holdings, said: “Any available office suites in this building let very quickly so we are really pleased that this space became available at the right time for this existing occupier’s expansion requirement”.

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