Description
Seymour House provides a self-contained, front door office premises offering flexible and well-configured accommodation arranged over multiple floors, suitable for a wide range of occupiers.

Internally, the accommodation is arranged in a predominantly open-plan format, with a combination of open office areas, meeting rooms and private offices. The floors offer excellent flexibility, with the potential to split floors to accommodate multiple occupiers or departmental layouts, subject to requirements.

The offices benefit from suspended ceilings incorporating recessed LED lighting, perimeter trunking for power and data, carpeted flooring throughout, and good natural light via front and rear elevations.

Air conditioning and central heating systems are provided, as well kitchen and W/C facilities each floor, offering convenience for staff and reducing reliance on shared amenities. The layout also lends itself well to collaborative working, with areas suitable for informal breakout space, meeting rooms or training use.

The property further benefits from an undercroft basement providing useful storage accommodation, ideal for archive storage or ancillary operational use. Externally, there are 10 allocated car parking spaces, accessed via secure gated entry from Clement Street.

Location
Seymour House is prominently located on Edward Street within Birmingham city centre’s established B1 office district. The property occupies a highly accessible position, within comfortable walking distance of Birmingham City Centre, the NIA (Utilita Arena), Brindleyplace and the Paradise Birmingham development, all of which provide a wide range of retail, leisure, office and amenity uses.

Brindleyplace and Paradise are two of Birmingham’s most significant mixed-use destinations, accommodating major corporate occupiers, restaurants, cafés, hotels and high-quality public realm, enhancing the appeal of the location to office occupiers seeking a central, well-connected environment.

The property benefits from excellent access to the regional and national motorway network, including Junctions 5 and 6 of the M6, the A38(M) Aston Expressway and the M5. Public transport provision is strong, with New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street stations nearby, the West Midlands Metro easily accessible, and a comprehensive network of local bus services serving the area.