Pattern Shop, Founder's Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1

Per sq ft £23.00 per sq ft

The Pattern shop is located in the heart of the vibrant city of Newcastle. The extraordinary property was built in circa 1880 and was initially used by the world-famous locomotive designer Robert Stephenson, one of the greatest engineers of the Victorian Era.

Reinvented for today's innovators, this striking Grade II listed building with its remarkable 200-year legacy, is the ideal base for businesses looking to make their mark. With spectacular views of the Tyne bridges and an enviable location, situated directly adjacent to Central Station and other major transport links, The Pattern Shop combines industry leading telecommunications connectivity with best in class sustainability technology, ensuring this soulful building is fit for the future.
AVAILABLE Q1 2024

The office space will provide a biophilic design, leading LED lighting technology, stellium network connectivity, shower facilities, cycle storage and shared meeting space.

While honouring the history and legacy of this fascinating building, the redevelopment of The Pattern Shop prioritises sustainability, comfort, innovation and wellbeing. The sustainable design will offer an energy-efficient and elegant environment, encouraging overall good health and wellbeing for occupants. The property will provide BREEAM 'Very good' office space with an EPC rating of B.

The Pattern Shop represents the latest stage of the regeneration of the Stephenson Quarter. Now undergoing a significant renaissance, the Pattern Shop is situated between Forth Banks to the North and Hanover Street to the South, offering a range of retail, hospitality and entertainment venues right on the doorstep.

The property is located less than five minutes' walk from Newcastle Central Station with convenient road and public transport links. The Pattern Shop will be one of the most central commercial property developments in Newcastle.

The city of Newcastle is one of the best-connected urban hubs in the UK. With an international airport, major road links and central train station situated on one of the country's main rail links. Newcastle is very much at the centre of the growing and diverse North East economy.