1 Newhall Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B3 3NH

Description
The building has undergone a full back to frame refurbishment and features a fully glazed front elevation overlooking Newhall Street, extended floor plates and an enhanced contemporary reception. Stepping into 1 Newhall Street’s impressive reception provides a dynamic sense of arrival for both occupiers and visitors. The reception leads directly to the lift lobby which features two new 13 person passenger lifts offering access to the basement and floors 1 - 7.

The fully refurbished offices have been extended to create floor plates from c. 6,000 sq ft of contiguous space around the centrally located cores on floors 1 to 7, while the uniform open plan layout delivers an occupational ratio of not less than 1:10 sq m. The eighth floor features an expansive exterior terrace that wraps around three sides of the building, offering views over the city. Floor boxes and busbars have been installed to meet day one requirements, reducing the fit-out time for new occupiers. Efficient and fully programmable PIR controlled LED lighting utilises passive movement sensors and daylight dimming to reduce energy bills. Brand new mechanical and electrical services have been installed throughout the building.

Accessed from both the lift core and the vehicular entrance on Barwick Street, the secure basement parking facilities provide 23 car spaces, five motorcycle spaces and storage for 20 bicycles along with lockers, showers, changing and drying facilities.

Location
1 Newhall Street is located just a short distance from two of Birmingham’s retail landmarks, Grand Central and the Bullring and positioned halfway between Paradise and Snowhill Station. A part of the Colmore Business District, 1 Newhall Street is located in the beating heart of Birmingham’s office core, and surrounded by a wide selection of the city’s best bars, restaurants and coffee shops, including Pret A Manger, The Ivy, Hotel du Vin, Riva Blu, Madeleine Bar and Tattu. The building also benefits from its proximity to Birmingham’s finest cultural attractions, including theatres, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Town Hall, Symphony Hall, The Library of Birmingham and Utilita Arena Birmingham, giving staff the chance to experience the perfect work life balance.

While 1 Newhall Street is easily accessible by car, with the nearby A38M offering direct access to the national motorway network, it is also exceptionally well connected to Birmingham’s public transport offering. New Street Station - the busiest train station in the UK outside of London – is a five minute walk away, while the nearby Metro Link offers connections to Snow Hill Station, the International Convention Centre and beyond