Ellisons Solicitors moves into new office at Connexions 159, in Princes Street, Ipswich

An Ipswich legal firm has moved to a new home as part of its 260th anniversary celebrations.

Ellisons Solicitors has moved into a 9,000sqft unit at Connexions 159, in Princes Street, having previously been based in Arcade Street and Wherstead Park.

With a view of Portman Road stadium, the new office has been designed with modern working in mind.

Guy Longhurst, managing partner at Ellisons, said the team were proud to have been part of Ipswich in the long term.

He added: “The new office, in the very heart of Ipswich’s business district, provides an outstanding space for our growing team and ensures we are well-positioned to continue offering exceptional service to current and future clients whatever their legal needs.

“It’s an exciting time for Ellisons in Ipswich, and we look forward to continuing to grow our presence in the region.”

Ellisons has run offices in Ipswich for more than a decade.

It is also based out of Bury St Edmunds, Chelmsford, Colchester and Frinton.

Founded in 1764 as Mason & Son before changing its name to Mason Son & Keeling in 1827, the company that is now Ellisons Solicitors turns 260 this year.

Lorna Denton-Cardew, head of the Ipswich office, said: “We’re thrilled to be able to bring our colleagues, who were previously located at Arcade Street and Wherstead Park, together under one roof. This move allows us to unite our teams, improving collaboration and creating a seamless experience for our clients.”

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