Thursday, December 26, 2024

Innovative fitness business expands into West Bridgford

An East Midlands-based provider of innovative fitness classes and complimentary holistic practices has expanded into West Bridgford in a deal brokered by Landa Associates & Savills. 

The Reformer Studio, a self-styled “inner-city holistic retreat for mind, body, and soul” owned and operated by entrepreneur and fitness guru Holly Essuman, specialises in Pilates classes at its studios in Nottingham’s Lace Market, Derby and Loughborough. 

Now, after mining Landa Associates director Sunny Landa’s forensic knowledge of the local market, the company has taken the lease of 10a Gordon Road in the affluent Nottingham suburb of West Bridgford. 

Landa, well-known for completing a string of high-calibre deals in the area, was retained by the client to advise on lease terms and acquisition strategy. 

Luke Epps of Savills in Nottingham acted for the landlord.  

Sunny Landa said: “Working with Luke on this deal was a pleasure and I am delighted for Holly at The Reformer Studio. There are few things in life more important than wellbeing, so it’s great that even more people will be able to benefit from Holly’s expertise now! The business is a true East Midlands success story and I wish the team all the very best.” 

Holly Essuman, founder and owner of The Reformer Studio, said: “Sunny was the first name that came up when we decided the time was right to expand again. We’re over the moon with the location. Locals have been signing up in droves and I’m excited to welcome even more of the good people of West Bridgford to the studio over the coming months.” 

Luke Epps, of Savills, added: “I’d like to extend my congratulations to Holly and thank Sunny for his work in getting this deal across the line swiftly and smoothly with me. My landlord client was delighted with the professionalism shown by all parties. They’re thrilled to welcome The Reformer Studio to Gordon Road and looking forward to watching the company go from strength to strength in its new home.” 

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