Commercial Properties To Let in Leicestershire, serviced office, business park, office
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A three storey former bank constructed in brick, incorporating sash windows to front and rear elevations and glazed frontage at ground floor level. The building is arranged to provide three self contained floors of predominantly open plan office accommodation, with kitchen and WC facilities located at ground and second floors. The property benefits from a range of character features throughout, including vaulted ceilings and exposed roof timbers at second floor level. Full height windows provide good levels of natural light across all floors. Gas central heating is installed throughout. The property may be suitable for residential conversion, with plans currently prepared for three two bedroom apartments. Alternatively, the building may lend itself to conversion into a single dwelling, subject to planning. Rear access is available, also providing parking for up to two vehicles. On street parking is available throughout the village.
- Former bank
- Three self contained floors
- Attractive design led interior
Substantial 3,753 sq ft Victorian building in central Leicester, available to let whole, by floor or by room from £650pcm. Flexible offices, meeting rooms & large studios over three floors. Ideal for architects, consultants, dental or aesthetic practices. Walking distance to city centre.
- Substantial three-storey Victorian building, approximately 3,753 sq ft (349 m²)
- Available to let as a whole, floor by floor, or room by room
- Flexible rooms from £650 per month to suit any size of business
Self-contained first-floor offices forming part of a two-storey semi-detached property of brick build with beige stucco panels to the exterior with flat roof over. Access is provided via a ground floor entrance on Townsend Way leading to an internal staircase up to the first floor. The offices comprise of predominantly open plan accommodation with an individual office partitioned to the rear. The premises have recently been redecorated throughout and now provide white walls, new carpeting, and LED lighting. The accommodation includes a kitchen and two WCs.
- Open-plan accommodation
- Popular location
- Kitchen
The unique development blends the very best of the old and new, with the fusion of listed former police station on Charles Street with striking, contemporary office space. Colton Square offers the comprehensive refurbishment of a listed former police station combined with the development of new grade A offices, to provide the only institutional quality office accommodation in the city centre. Building occupiers include Hays, Octopus Energy, Cloudcall, Berkeley Insurance Group, Freeths and Shakespeare Martineau. The 3rd floor suite is refurbished to Grade A+ specification and benefits from: Prominent city centre location Two roof terraces (South facing) Two 10-person passenger lifts Broadband fibre connectivity Flexible, open-plan floor plates Fully accessed raised floors with 110mm clear void Floor to ceiling height 2.7m Fully carpeted
The premises comprise modern two-storey offices that have been subsequently extended to the rear to provide a workshop/storage unit together with ample car parking. The main office accommodation is arranged over two storeys and constructed with cavity brick elevations beneath a pitched tiled roof, incorporating double-glazed aluminium windows. Internally, this accommodation has in recent years been adapted to provide specialist laboratory space, however the landlord is prepared to reinstate it back into full office accommodation. The building features an attractive gallery-style reception area with large feature windows. WC facilities are provided at both ground and first-floor levels, and a passenger lift serves both floors. Heating / cooling is provided by a HVAC system, supplemented by several air-conditioning cassette units. To the rear of the offices is an extended workshop/storage unit, accessed via interconnecting double doors. This accommodation has a solid concrete floor, steel supported roof and sectional overhead loading door and presently houses a number of cold stores. Externally, the premises benefit from an attractive landscaped frontage, a tarmacadam car parking area, and a large parcel of land to the rear offering potential for additional parking or external storage.
Premier House is Grade II listed dating back to 1875, comprising office accommodation over four floors, sympathetically refurbished to provide high quality open plan accommodation with ground floor reception. The building has been refurbished to the following specification: + Suspended ceilings throughout with LED lighting + Brand new kitchenettes to each floor + Door Access entry systems with 24 hour access + Recently refurbished common WCs + Attractive entrance reception + Period features throughout + Air conditioning to all floors + Lift access to all floors
Flexible first and second floor offices with a predominantly open-plan layout currently with some partitioning which can be removed. The offices are centrally located in Leicester City Centre, fronting Charles Street above The British Heart Foundation.
The subject property comprises a detached HQ style office building situated in an excellent location on Sketchley Meadows, close to the A5 and with excellent access to the M69 and wider Midlands motorway network. The property benefits from a high specification to include lift access, air conditioning, LED lighting and perimeter trunking. Internally, the two storey accommodation comprises the following: Ground Floor: entrance lobby with lift and stairs to the first floor, open plan office, three executive offices, canteen, kitchen, male and female WC facilities and stores. First Floor: landing, open plan office, partitioned server room, boardroom, kitchen, stores and male and female WC facilities. Externally, the property is set back from the road with a lawned area fronting the corner of Watling Drive and Sketchley Lane. There are four car parking spaces to the front elevation and a tarmacadam driveway leading to a further 24 car parking spaces to the rear of the property. The car parking spaces are surfaced with block paving.
The development comprises the restoration of the Grade II Listed former Open-Air School, which opened for that use in November 1930, with the individual buildings arranged on the connecting terraces. Phase 2 comprises one double storey building and two single storey pavilions, overlooking a landscaped garden featuring outdoor leisure areas for occupiers. These spaces are ideally suited to office use, while also lending themselves well to alternative uses such as boutique gyms, wellness studios or other commercial uses. The site benefits from generous on-site car parking.


