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International Whaling Commission makes a splash with historic Cambridge office purchase

The International Whaling Commission, advised by Savills, has purchased the freehold interest of 135 Station Road in Impington, Cambridge from the Kingston Instrument Company Ltd.

The property comprises a two storey historic period building totalling 2,005 sq ft (186 sq m), with additional stores to the rear offering a further 3,095 sq ft (287 sq m) of extra storage and office accommodation set across a 0.5 acre (0.2 hectare) site. 

Phillip Ridoutt, director of business space at Savills Cambridge, comments: “135 Station Road has been occupied by the International Whaling Commission since the 1970s and by purchasing the building is continuing its long standing commitment to Cambridge. We are very pleased to have secured this deal on behalf of the charity, who can carry on their good work and continue growing in the city.”

Kingston Instrument Company Ltd was advised by Carter Jonas.

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