Location:
The property occupies a prominent position fronting the southern side of Newhall Street, near to its junction with Cornwall Street, in the heart of Birmingham’s Business District. The property is in close proximity to Snow Hill Station, New Street Station, The Jewellery Quarter and Colmore Row, whilst the main retail district including Grand Central and the Bull Ring are all within close walking distance. Birmingham’s inner ring road, Great Charles Street, is located close by, which in turn provides access to the A38M and the national motorway network via junction 6 of the M6 motorway.
Description:
The property comprises an inner terrace Grade II Listed self-contained office building, dating from circa. 1900 of brick construction with stone dressings and part slate part tile roof. The accommodation extends over four floors plus a basement, the premises have served as offices for a well-established law firm for many years, but was originally built as a dental practice. Internally, the accommodation which requires modernisation and upgrading, retains its original cellular nature. Finishes are generally painted wallpaper walls, plastered and painted ceilings and carpet covering to office areas. The accommodation has gas fired central heating and there are various kitchens & WC facilities located within the building.
Accommodation
Energy Performance Certificate:
Details available upon request.
Services:
We are advised all main services are connected.
Planning:
Interested parties should contact Birmingham City Council Planning Department on 0121 303 1115.
Tenure / Price:
The whole property is available on a leasehold basis at a quoting rent of £60,000 per annum exclusive, subject to contract. Alternatively, the property can be taken on a floor-by-floor basis, rental details as per the table above. Terms to be agreed.
Business Rates:
Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries to Birmingham City Council on 0121 303 5511.VAT:
We understand that the property is not elected for VAT.
Legal Costs:
Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred during this transaction.
