Newlands Farmhouse, Newlands Lane, Emersons Green, Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS16

The property comprises a two storey Grade II listed building, with the earliest phase of Newlands Farm believed to be built in the 17th century which consists of an L-shaped building with a three gabled frontage and a threshing barn. The building has undergone numerous phases of additional extensions from its original construction and has in recent years been refurbished to provide high specification offices.

The property has been constructed with brick elevations underneath a pitched truss roof with roof tiles and internally benefits from predominately cellular office accommodation, a reception area, a boardroom, meeting rooms, kitchenette, shower and unisex & disabled W.C facilities.

The specification in the office comprises solid concrete floors with carpet tile and laminate flooring, LED lighting (providing dimmed lighting control), gas fired central heating, timber framed and Velux roof windows, and dado perimeter trunking.

Externally the property also benefits from bike racks installed.