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Regal Welcomes Allwyn as National Lottery Operator at The Clarendon Works Office Development

Regal Workspace Welcomes Allwyn at The Clarendon Works

At Watford’s The Clarendon Works, Regal Workspace—a division of Regal, a prominent mixed-use developer—has pre-let 63,527 sq ft to Allwyn, operator of the National Lottery. With its eco-friendly design and cutting-edge amenities, this new office for Allwyn is set to open in the third quarter of 2024.

Aims and Growth at Allwyn

Allwyn’s choice to take up six stories of the speculative Grade A building is a calculated step towards efficiency and modernity. Moving to The Clarendon Works would allow Allwyn to better serve its customers by increasing revenue for National Lottery initiatives and enhancing the quality of casino games offered.

The design-led office space will not only promote innovation, but will also help Allwyn meet its social responsibility and environmental sustainability goals. The building is powered by renewable energy and aims for BREEAM Excellent and EPC A ratings, making it a role model for energy efficiency in Watford.

Together, Allwyn and Regal represent a commitment to making a good social effect through responsible business practices. Regal is dedicated to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace through programs like the Regal Academy, which offers vocational training to marginalized communities.

Working with well-known companies like YoooServ and Seiko Epson Corporation in the past demonstrates Regal’s commitment to designing flexible workplaces for a variety of users. A wide variety of tenants will be attracted to The Clarendon Works, thanks to its amenities and flexible offices, which will contribute to Watford’s economic ecosystem.

Building on The Clarendon Works is coming to a close, and the first tenants will be moving in soon, so it will soon be a center for cooperation and innovation. For companies seeking to prosper in an eco-friendly and contemporary office facility, Regal’s continued leadership in the industry bodes well.