The building currently holds an EPC rating of F, which is not compliant with current requirements. To future-proof its let-ability beyond 2030 as well as for sustainability, the building needs to become a minimum EPC B.

In its current state, the building also lacks accessibility for wheelchair users and offers no cycle parking for tenants.

Internally, the office spaces and external amenities are of poor quality, limiting their appeal. However, there is a significant opportunity to enhance the site by improving overall provision and increasing employment floorspace by up to 30%.

Once started, we anticipate the works will take approximately 14 months, with general construction taking 12 months and 2 months for the internal fit out.

All works will follow regulated hours and noise management plans to minimise disruption.

No. We are partially demolishing retaining and enhancing the existing structure, including the historic frontage.

The building is outdated, largely vacant, and not fit for future use. This is an opportunity to secure its long-term future in a sustainable and respectful way.

We will manage all deliveries and site access to avoid unnecessary disruption to local transport or access.