Charter House, 163 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 1SW

Description
The building consists of a mid terrace modern four storey office building of traditional brick construction, understood to have been built in the early 1990s.

Accommodation is arranged over ground, first, second and third floors. Each floor has its own WC and kitchen facilities.

The ground floor is accessed off Newhall Street and comprises an attractive reception area with meeting rooms off. The ground floor can also be accessed from the rear car park.

A stairwell leads to the first, second and third floors, all of which are in an open plan configuration. The specification includes the following:

• Carpeted floors
• Floor boxes
• Perimeter trunking
• Suspended ceilings

Location
163 Newhall Street is in a prominent position fronting Newhall Street, close to the junction with Charlotte Street. It is ideally located very close to St Paul’s Square, and the central business district is circa a six minute walk.

The building is very well located, being circa 3 miles from Junction 6 of the M6 motorway, which links directly on to the national motorway network.

It is also located nearby to:

St Paul's Square (0.1 miles)
Bull Ring (0.8 miles)
Colmore Row (0.3 miles)

The building is also in close proximity to Birmingham Snow Hill station (0.3 miles)

Tenure
The building is available on a freehold basis with vacant possession on completion of a sale.

It should be noted that the three car parking spaces are held on a long leasehold basis.

Business Rates
The Rateable Value as listed on the Valuation Office Agency website is as follows:

Ground, First & Second Floors £42,000 Third Floor £10,750

Estate Charge
An estate charge is payable in respect of the upkeep of the car park.

Fixture & Fittings
Any fixtures and fittings not expressly mentioned within these particulars are excluded from the sale.

Services
We understand that the building has the benefit of all main services connected on, or adjacent to the subject property.

The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and recommends that all interested parties carry out their own investigations as to their suitability.