A versatile unit at Telford’s Stafford Park is to be transformed into a new reformer pilates studio and wellness centre.

Reform and Revive will be based at Stafford Park, with a scheduled opening date of June or July once an extensive refurbishment of the property is completed. 

The modern end of terrace warehouse premises extend to 3,078 sq ft, and benefits from generous forecourt car parking.  

Co-owner Maurice Cooney, looking forward to launching the new studio, said: “It’s a new venture with a few of my business partners and we have seen a gap in the market in Telford. 

“it will be a reformer Pilates studio and wellness cafe so when people walk in, there will also be a cafe where you can purchase healthy food and drinks.”

He added: “Stafford Park is a good location, central to Telford, with good transport links from the M54 and it’s also close to surrounding towns like Shifnal.”  

Josh Hyde, who handled the letting of the property for Towler Shaw Roberts, added: “Stafford Park continues to prove very attractive both to established and new businesses when units become available.

“This is a well presented unit and was identified by the co-owners of Reform and Revive as being perfect for the launch of their exciting new venture.

“The reformer Pilates studio and wellness cafe will be another very welcomed new addition to Stafford Park and we wish Reform and Revive every success.”  

Pictured: The unit at Stafford Park, is to be transformed into a new reformer pilates and fitness studio.