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Navraj said: “Our approach is to blend new ways of working with a


business-class experience. We off er stunning communal spaces and inspiring design, with our professional concierge reception team there to support clients. “We’re very proud of our workspaces and the signifi cant fi nancial


investment we’ve made at Challenge House, one of our original properties, which remains our largest within the group.” As the working sector continues to diversify Challenge House is


as agile in its approach. T e extensive building is the business base for numerous companies, charities and organisations as well as supporting community causes and groups. T e foundations of the long-established family business operating


Challenge House include decades of experience and expertise as the next generation look to further build business growth. Navraj highlighted how proud Landmark is to be a family business


and had previously won the Silver Award for the Family Business of the Year in the SME Buckinghamshire awards – its fi rst ever accolade. T e company was again fi nalists in two categories in this year’s awards. T e experienced team are making it their mission to raise further


awareness about the benefi ts of choosing Challenge House and are calling for more businesses to be Bletchley based. Navraj said: “Our comprehensive collection of client testimonials


demonstrates why businesses chose us because of the fl exibility we off er. We work closely with clients and our company team really do make the diff erence, as clients are dealing with us in person on a regular basis and whenever we are needed. “We are all on hand for our clients, from the reception team to the


IT team and a maintenance specialist who is also on site at Challenge House. Our pricing structure is simple, it is not about add ons. It is transparent, this is the price, and you eff ectively pay for what you need.” Business Centre Manager Kaye Townsend said as well as attracting


new businesses to Challenge House the company was proud to have an excellent track record when it comes to clients’ commitment. She said: “We have people who have been with us since pre-


pandemic. We have retained those businesses from before Covid through to now, which has been really good considering businesses were challenged so much by Covid and still face commercial challenges. “T e opening up of more direct train links in the region is great


and because we are so close to the station, we have a lot of people commuting to us from London as it is such a short train trip.” T e Challenge House team highlighted that as the working


culture has changed, and with the increase in hybrid working, people want more breakout spaces, access to podcast facilities, to nature and the outdoors plus a modern, elevated work environment. Navraj added: “While you still have people working from home,


if you are hybrid working, which a lot of companies are doing now, it’s a great option to come and have a look at Challenge House and see if this is where you want to be based. “It’s an exciting time for businesses to be based in Bletchley due to the signifi cant investment in the area.”


To fi nd out more, visit https://landmarkoffi ces.co.uk/ locations/milton-keynes-offi ces/


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