52 Broad Street, Bristol, BS1 2EP

The building was constructed in 1947 on a concrete frame, with internal, non-structural partitioning allowing for a clean refurbishment of the upper floors. The period building offers significant future potential, with flexible accommodation allowing a landmark building to be repurposed.

Recent proposals for residential conversion of the upper floors further highlight the growing demand for well-located city-centre properties and the building’s long-term investment appeal. With Bristol continuing to attract major inward investment, a thriving professional sector and a rapidly expanding residential / student population, 52 Broad Street represents an outstanding rare opportunity to secure a prime asset in Bristol city centre.

Positioned within the city’s Old City, the building occupies a highly prominent location on one of Bristol’s oldest and most characterful streets, surrounded by an exceptional mix of independent retailers, hotels, public houses, restaurants and heritage architecture.

The area benefits from strong pedestrian footfall, excellent transport connectivity and immediate access to Bristol’s University campuses, making it one of the city’s most sought-after mixed-use addresses.