Just minutes from the M60, The Old Courthouse was a prison, later turned into a Magistrates Court before it was purchased from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in 2001.

Built in 1903, it was extensively refurbished in 2001 by Ian Howarth Joinery, a local builder with an excellent reputation.

Comprising of 6 master suites and a number of smaller offices, each suite has a structured cabling system which links back to a hi-tec communication room housed in one of the old cells.

Potential tenants can enjoy a virtual turn key solution as telephone and computer facilities are all provided at source without having to worry about lead times from utility suppliers.

Entrance to the building is by a custom key fob at the front door and further security is provided by special keypads at the entrance of each suite.

An intercom system is in place so that customers can alert you of their arrival for that important business meeting, and with 25 on site parking spaces and a free council car park at the back of the building, parking for tenants or clients is never an issue.