In the Style has switched its HQ to a large modern office building in Salford.
The fashion e-tailer, which earlier this year completed an AIM float, has taken the whole of Maple Court at the M60 Office Park from Prime Property Consultancy.
Maple Court comprises 23,500 sq ft over ground and two upper floors, and Prime Property said it has been fully refurbished to Grade A standard.
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The firm has moved from its former base at Olympic Court.
Adam Frisby, founder and CEO of In the Style, said: "We considered various alternatives for our requirement, but M60 Office Park was the standout in terms of location, the quality of space, motorway access, amenity and onsite parking."
The letting comes ahead of the opening of the park’s new facilities by Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett on September 30.
The park now has an on-site café, operated by Bean, a gym, showers, changing rooms and secure cycle storage.
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Imran Younus, commercial director of Prime Property, said: “The investment we have made is paying dividends, with 70% of the Park now let.
"Occupiers really appreciate the environment we have created.”
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The development’s leasing agents are Rob Yates of Cushman & Wakefield and Richard Wharton of JLL.
Mr Yates, a partner at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “The number of occupiers secured at M60 Office Park during the pandemic is testament to the quality of the offer created by Prime Property.
“We are in discussions with a number of occupiers for the remaining space. As the market recovers and occupiers bring their staff back into an office environment, we are seeing demand from companies seeking quality workspace in a pleasant environment at a competitive rental. M60 Office Park ticks all the boxes”
The last remaining suites available at M60 Office Park range from 2,000 sq ft through to floorplates of 7,500 sq ft, and the last whole building of 23,500 sq ft.
Ray Smith and Emma Nimmo from Kuits Solicitors acted for the landlord on the letting.