Broadband that will always keep you up and running
The broadband offered at Kinver Point offers a particular point of differentiation from other premises on the market. A direct fibre connection to the local exchange ensures provision which is stable, secure and ultra-fast, with speed maintained consistently throughout the day, no matter how many devices and users are accessing the broadband.
The bandwidth provided for each business is theirs and theirs alone, and matching download and upload speeds can be provided on a bespoke basis. In simple terms, the flexible lease a business takes out will see them connected for processes such as video conferencing, cloud storage operations, and client interaction, and the cost and management, just like the other utilities, will come as part of a simple monthly payment.
An inspiring location
Our location offers uniquely tranquil and inspiring surroundings in the heart of the English countryside. Rolling fields and wide-open spaces surround Kinver Point, but the calm and inspiring setting doesn’t have any impact on the ease of accessibility.
The A449 is just 2 miles away, and with it access to the UK-wide motorway network, while the picturesque village of Kinver itself – with pubs, restaurants, shops, and a post office – is just a short pleasant walk away.
Leases to suit your business
We lease our properties in a way that is based on a deep understanding of how modern businesses work. We know that many smaller businesses will be taking their first step into renting official premises rather than working from home when they move to Kinver Point, so we make it possible to enjoy all the benefits of our premises without imposing the burden of locking them into a long-term lease.
For that reason, we negotiate bespoke leasing arrangements with each individual business, offering the flexibility of short-term leases, rolling contracts, or when stability is the main aim, a longer-term rental agreement. In all cases, we offer the flexibility to shift between the types of lease available as a business grows and changes.
Unique and authentic buildings
The buildings being offered via this flexible office leasing model represent the perfect synthesis of traditional rural architecture and 21st-century office provision. Our converted Dutch Barn is a large enough space for 16 people or can be divided into two smaller independent working spaces for eight employees.
Our grain Silos, converted in a way that maintains the distinctive outline of these traditional agricultural landmarks, are the ideal choice for smaller businesses made up of a sole trader or just three or four employees. In both cases, large windows offer stunning views over the surrounding countryside. Facilities such as individual WC's and kitchens are provided and all utilities – including eco-friendly heating and cooling and state of the art broadband – are included as part of the flexible lease offered to every business.
If you’d like to learn more about our bespoke flexible leasing options for uniquely appealing and aspirational working spaces then get in touch with us today. We’ll work to make it possible for your business to enjoy the many advantages of a home at Kinver Point.
Benefits of flexible office leasing
Flexible term leases offer a range of benefits that traditional office leases do not. With a flexible term lease, the reduced lease length decreases the level of commitment you’re required to make to the office space, whether this relates to a financial commitment, time commitment, or other.
This leads on to the cost-effectiveness of flexible term leases. Because of the nature of the flexible contract, you don’t need to worry about unused or unwanted space costing you money – you only pay for the space you need, while you need it.
Increase your flexibility as a company with a flexible term lease – freely scale up and down as you require, with the ability to reflect this change in your lease.
Finally, access a wider range of locations and office amenities. Find a space which suits you, in a great location, with all the amenities required to facilitate your business, without the costs associated with buying a space or a traditional lease. Contribute towards your employee satisfaction and productivity with a work environment which is right for you.
Flexible office leasing for small businesses
Flexible term leases are a great solution for small businesses, whether highly established or just starting out.
As a small business, your needs may differ from larger companies. If you’re just starting out, the cost-effectiveness of a flexible lease which accounts for the changing shape of your business would be beneficial. This would allow your business to save money without sacrificing the quality of your work environment.
The burden of a long-term commitment for many businesses is also eradicated.
Small businesses can also get access to prime locations which they may not have been able to afford without the cost-effectiveness of a flexible term lease.
If your small company is currently working remotely due to office space issues, you can increase collaboration, inspiration, support and productivity by bringing your team together under one roof.
Flexible leasing vs traditional leasing: points to consider
It can be hard to know what’s right for your business when choosing between a flexible lease and a traditional lease, so here’s a few points to consider:
Short-term agreements – flexible leases allow companies to sign short-term contracts which can always roll over if necessary. This alleviates worries of a long-term commitment typically associated with a traditional commercial lease.
Furnishing – flexible lease offices are typically fitted out with all the necessary amenities and furnishings required, meaning you don’t need to purchase your own furnishings.
Lack of customisation – following on from the previous point, with a fully-furnished office there also comes a lack of customisation, meaning you won’t have the ability to design as freely as you would with a traditional lease.
Speed – moving into an office space with a flexible lease is usually a much quicker process than the processes associated with a traditional lease.
Costs – with flexible leases, upfront costs can be avoided and contracts tend to be shorter, meaning you’re not wasting money if the space becomes unsuitable further down the line.
Find a lease term which suits your business, with countryside office leasing in the beautiful Kinver Village provided by KinverPoint Business Village.
Unique and authentic buildings
The buildings being offered via this flexible office leasing model represent the perfect synthesis of traditional rural architecture and 21st-century office provision. Our converted Dutch Barn is a large enough space for 16 people or can be divided into two smaller independent working spaces for eight employees.
Our grain Silos, converted in a way that maintains the distinctive outline of these traditional agricultural landmarks, are the ideal choice for smaller businesses made up of a sole trader or just three or four employees. In both cases, large windows offer stunning views over the surrounding countryside. Facilities such as individual WC's and kitchens are provided and all utilities – including eco-friendly heating and cooling and state of the art broadband – are included as part of the flexible lease offered to every business.
If you’d like to learn more about our bespoke flexible leasing options for uniquely appealing and aspirational working spaces then get in touch with us today. We’ll work to make it possible for your business to enjoy the many advantages of a home at Kinver Point.
Flexible office leasing refers to a flexible leasing model, which may include a reduced lease length (such as a lease which is less than a full year), month-to-month leases and other short-term models. In flexible office leasing, the duration is determined by the landlord and the tenant.
Commercial tenants do still have rights, despite these rights being more limited than residential tenants. For example, the rights of occupancy as a commercial tenant are presented in The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, which grants security of tenure (the right to renew the lease at the end of its contractual term).
The average standard commercial lease is a long-term lease of around 7 to 10 years. This would be a fixed-period or long-term traditional lease, as opposed to flexible workspace leasing.
Commercial lease possession rights include the right to possession of the property in accordance with the lease agreement. This includes the right to use the property, for a given period of time, in exchange for a price paid. A commercial tenant may be granted security of tenure under The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 in order to renew the lease.
Most commonly, tenants are responsible for the repair, maintenance and insurance of the property in a commercial FRI lease (fully repairing and insuring leases). This will be determined in the terms of the lease, however.
Whilst there are many similarities between renting and leasing, they are different tenancy types. A lease typically runs for the duration of one full year or more, whilst a rental agreement is short-term – running for a 30 day period. One of the benefits of flexible office leasing is finding the balance between these terms – businesses aren’t required to commit to longer term leases of one, two or more years, but also don’t experience lack of security which can occur with renting.
Flexible leasing vs traditional leasing – what’s the difference? Traditional office leases are long-term, fixed agreements of one full year or more; the tenant is bound to their lease contract for this time which can be problematic for businesses which are growing. With flexible leases, the lease terms may be shorter or even custom to the needs of the business.
