Commercial Properties To Let in Birmingham City Centre
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10 Temple Street lies in the very middle of the city and the CBD, located between the city's three mainline railway stations - New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street, as well as offering easy access to bus, tram and road options with secure car parking just five minutes away.10 Temple Street sit...
- Fully fitted offices ready for immediate occupation
- Within the heart of the city centre
- Close to New Street station
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Bank House directly adjoins the traditional office core of St Philips Place / Colmore Row. Surrounding buildings are home to a range of high-profile occupiers including Lockton, RBS, Pinsent Masons, AXA, Shoosmiths, Arcadis and the RICS. The location is complimented by heritage and cultural sites in
- Prime Grade A Office Space in Birmingham CBD
- Air-conditioning
- Car Parking
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Lancaster House occupies a prominent position at the junction of Newhall Street and Great Charles Street Queensway, within central Birmingham.Located just minutes from the abundance of local amenities situated on New Street, Bullring and Grand Central, occupiers can make the most of the city's ...
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This ground floor retail unit, sits within a new residential neighbourhood called MODA Great Charles Street, on the border of Birmingham Jewellery Quarter and the Colmore Row, Business District. Benefiting from prominent roadside frontage, and close proximity to the entrance/exit of Snowhill Stat...
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The Mercian building offering state of the art amenities alongside Grade A office accomodation Per sq ft £25.00 per sq ft The Mercian is a landmark building located within close proximity to Birmingham's Central Business District and Brindley Place. The building itself offers Gra...
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103 Colmore Row is a recognisable feature of the Birmingham skyline, with 228,835 sq.ft of office accommodation available over 26 storeys, enjoying the best panoramic views of the city.At 103 Colmore Row, you can move out of an office building and move into an architectural tour de force. It is...
