Rutherford Av
Didcot OX11 0DF

BEP0 – the acronym for ‘British Experimental Pile 0’ – was the name given to Europe’s first and largest air-cooled nuclear reactor, designed in 1948 at Harwell. This was when it once contained a reinforced 50-ft long concrete box packed with 28,000 graphite blocks (the pile) – all now safely disposed of! Available as a shell for full or partial bespoke fit-out, BEP0 offers workspaces in flexible unit sizes up to 3,094 sq m (33,307 sq ft). A second mezzanine floor can also be installed to provide additional office space or ancillary accommodation. With its full clear internal height of 10 metres (33 feet), BEP0 is the ideal home for business and research within the Space, Energy, Life Sciences and Quantum sectors. Benefits include three-phase electricity, fast, reliable Broadband, and allocated car parking, plus fully-customisable layout potential of this commercial property. Harwell Campus combines beautiful countryside with city-level facilities, including on-site food and drink and numerous sports clubs, covering rugby to archery. The facilities are set to expand too, with cutting-edge conference spaces, a new hotel, and contemporary homes in the residential quarter all due to open soon. Harwell is located in beautiful countryside just south of Oxford, one of the fastest growing cities in the UK. Oxford city centre is just over 20 minutes, drive away, Heathrow is 55 minutes by road, and nearby Didcot Parkway station connects you to London Paddington in just 42 minutes. The launch of Crossrail and the upgrade to the Didcot Parkway Line mean it will soon be possible to reach central London Underground stations in under one hour.