... in Bury St Edmunds: a 'hub of East Anglia' and a major employment centre within West Suffolk, drawing from a wide catchment area.

The town is on the main arterial A14 carriageway which links the Midlands with Northern Europe via the East Coast ports. The excellent all-round communications infrastructure is the major reason for its continued growth.

It is approximately half an hour from the county towns of Ipswich and Cambridge. London is within easy distance using the M11 motorway or by train. Stansted Airport is only three quarters of an hour away - the preferred 'gateway' for a growing number of business travellers.

Active Business Centre is located close the town centre, in a striking 19th Century Grade II listed building. It has generous on-site car parking and its own beautifully landscaped grounds.

Built in 1815, St Andrews Castle is a fine example of early Gothic revival. Externally the castigated parapets and round tower offer striking accommodation and the distinctive reception area creates a lasting first impression.