Commercial Properties To Let in Liverpool City Centre
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The property occupies a prominent position on Temple Street, between Dale Street and Victoria Street. Temple Square is an attractive and vibrant mixed use development with the suite itself located at 1st floor level & benefitting from a large external terrace overlooking the square.
Having undergone an extensive transformation both inside and out, The Plaza is now home to a variety of high specification offices, serviced offices and state-of the-art meeting rooms as well as a brand new reception and entrance opening out onto St Paul's square.
Prestige self-contained office accommodation available at highly competitive rates. All-inclusive pricing includes rent, service charge, utilities and high-speed internet, providing straightforward, cost-effective occupation with no hidden costs. Furniture also available if required.
Discover Clockwise: premium serviced offices at Liverpool's iconic Royal Albert Dock. Offering beautifully designed, flexible workspaces with stunning waterfront views, meeting rooms, and a dynamic business community. An unbeatable address for your business.
St Johns Shopping Centre is the largest covered shopping centre in Liverpool providing more than 400,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space. Tenants include Iceland, Matalan and Sainsburys as well as JD Sports, The Entertainer and Aldi. The subject unit is located on the ground floor of the centre.
Queen Insurance Buildings is an attractive cluster of unique Grade II* and Grade II listed buildings, originally constructed for the Royal Bank in 1870. Details of its intriguing past endure to this day, with a range of stunning character features providing the ultimate canvas for the vibrant, contemporary workspaces that now lie within its walls. It is located at the heart of Liverpool’s bustling commercial district and adjacent to a host of neighbouring cafes and restaurants on Castle Street, while local rail and bus services are a short walk away. The buildings combine to form Liverpool’s oldest remaining Victorian arcade, known as Queen Avenue.








