About

A Perfect Setting for Business

Whittington Hall Park offers a unique blend of heritage, modern workspace, and natural surroundings - creating an environment where businesses can truly thrive.

Set within beautifully landscaped grounds on the southern outskirts of Worcester, the park combines Grade A office accommodation with characterful period buildings, providing a distinctive setting that balances professionalism with tranquillity.

With stunning views towards the Malvern Hills, generous on-site parking, and meticulously maintained gardens, Whittington Hall Park is designed to enhance both productivity and wellbeing. It’s more than just a place to work—it’s a place to enjoy coming to work.

A more tranquil place to work

Working life can be demanding, which is why Whittington Hall Park has been carefully designed to create a calm, enjoyable environment. The peaceful surroundings, combined with modern office facilities and on-site amenities, help businesses achieve a better work/life balance.

Located less than two miles from Worcester city centre and just half a mile from Junction 7 of the M5, the park offers the perfect balance of accessibility and escape.

Key Features

  • Close proximity to Worcester city centre
  • Grade A office accommodation
  • Landscaped parkland setting
  • On-site estate management
  • Manned security
  • Ample parking
  • EV charging and solar PV
  • Excellent access to M5 (Junction 7)

The History

Architectural drawing of Whittington Hall
Early 1900s

Design and Establishment

Design and construction of the Hall as a new country house outside Worcester.

Historic motor car outside Whittington Hall
c.1907

Family Home

The Hall was acquired by the Rigden Family, longstanding owners of the Worcester based Fownes glove company. It remained in the family for about 40 years.

Whittington Hall during the wartime period
1940

Wartime Adaptation

Requisitioned by the Army and used as a maternity home for women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service.

Whittington Hall in the post-war years
Late 1940s

Post-War

In 1946 the Hall was returned to the Rigden family but was sold to the nearby Worcester Blind College. After a couple of years, it was sold on to the newly formed Midlands Electricity Board.

Whittington Hall estate during its Midlands Electricity Board years
1950s to 1980s

MEB Training Centre

Whittington Hall served as a residential training and education centre for Midlands Electricity Board. Accommodation wings were built and generations of young trainee and apprentice electricians received their vocational training.

Aerial image showing Whittington Hall as the estate began to evolve
Late 1990s

Transition to Office Use

Following the privatisation and restructuring of the electricity industry in the 1980s, the training centre came to an end and the property was sold in 1999 to be redeveloped as a business park.

Construction and development of the Whittington Hall office campus
2000s

Development of an Office Campus

The existing buildings were redeveloped as offices and new modern office buildings were constructed.

Modern aerial view of Whittington Hall Business Park
Present Day

A Modern Business Park with Heritage

Whittington Hall today offers a spacious and modern office campus in a green and open setting, yet ideally located with access to both Worcester City Centre and the motorway and rail network.

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A few of our occupiers

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