Contemporary workspace for companies of all sizes alongside flexible conferencing & meeting room facilities. Bedford Heights was built by Texas Instruments in 1960. The blue print was lifted from a headquarters built in Dallas and includes a cyclone-proof roof. The accommodation was refurbished and upgraded with redesigned interior, shared spaces and café. Flexible spaces from 250 to 25,000 sq.ft.

For more information visit bedfordheights.co.uk.

5 contemporary homes hidden away in a secure gated mews. Sizes range 1,711sq.ft.-2,529sq.ft. (159- 235sq.m.) with double volume space, high ceilings, excellent natural light and private courtyard gardens and roof terraces.

Conversion of a former Edwardian paper bag factory. 34 apartments arranged around a central courtyard.

Originally built as an Edwardian laundry, the Loud & Western building has been converted into 4 large houses, each left in shell finish. Varying in size from 2,323sq.ft. to 6,523sq.ft. with ceiling heights of 3-5m. All will have outside areas and roof terraces. Externally they have been refurbished but internally left in their raw state for buyers to design the space exactly as they wish with total flexibility.

Floor plates are approximately 6,500sq.ft. each, totalling approx 26,000sq.ft. There is also a vaulted former barrel store in the basement with 14ft ceilings.

Former Inland Revenue offices totalling 25,000sq.ft. (2,325sq.m.). being transformed into 46 bright, affordable living spaces, along with four new-build penthouse flats on the roof.

Conversion of former Edwardian bicycle works totalling 17,000sq.ft. (1,579sq.m.) into 18 residential and office buildings.

Attractive mews fronting the River Crane with communal garden.

For more information visit www.cranemews.com.

The objective was to provide contemporary workspace in an alternative suburban location for the type of image-conscious company more commonly associated with central London locations such as Clerkenwell, South Bank or Soho.

Alconbury, Cambridgeshire
129,000sq.ft. of sheds on a 9.5 acre site adjacent to the A1(M) producing an income of £225,000. Verve purchased the site in October 1999 and sold for redevelopment in July 2000 after the adjacent site was bought by an agricultural business for development into a distribution depot.

Wyvern Way, Ashford
A 60,000 partially let 1980s industrial estate purchased in October 2012. It comprised 7 units in need of a cosmetic make over providing an initial 10% yield. A comprehensive external upgrade was implemented, the vacant units were let and the majority sold within 24 months at a significant margin.

Witham, Essex
A partially let 'nursery unit' estate comprising 24,000sq.ft. in 11 units acquired in Oct 2010 for £50psf. The estate was in need of a cosmetic updating and a comprehensive redecoration programme was implemented. Subsequently units have been let (£6.00psf) or sold (£82.50psf) with some still available.