Luton is located 35 miles north of central London, just outside the M25 Motorway and to the east of Junction 10 of the M1 Motorway. Over the last few years there have been road improvements to the M1 up to Junction 10, along with upgrading of the main access roads from the M1 to the airport itself. Luton has also benefitted from the opening of the new Junction 11A of the M1, providing immediate access to the A5.

Rail access is provided by Luton Parkway Station, located on the Thameslink line with courtesy buses shuttling passengers 1.1 miles (1.8 km) to and from the terminal. The journey time to London St Pancras is 24 minutes and London Blackfriars 43 minutes. Percival House is situated on the main Luton Airport operational aviation site, to the north side of the main runway but is not ‘airside’. The building is situated on Prospect Way which is accessed off Percival Way. It is 0.3 miles to the north of the main access road, Airport Way, which is the dual carriageway leading to both the main passenger terminal and the M1 Motorway. The latter then connects to the wider UK motorway network.

The office accommodation is over three levels with additional storage on the third floor. Designed and repositioned with flexibility in mind, the floors can be occupied as a whole or within smaller suites on the lower levels.