Office to let in Chamberlain House, 133 Edmund Street, Birmingham, West Midlands B3

Key Points

Description

Chamberlain House is a high quality Grade II listed commercial building which forms part of Edmund Gardens, a refurbished, well-established office scheme made up of five buildings connected via a central courtyard.

This boutique style, self-contained building is currently fitted as a clinic facility and benefits from D1 planning consent, however the building would also work well as offices and could easily be converted.

With it's Mayfair style entrance, the property does not fail to impress with its high ceilings and period features.

Arranged over five floors, with a private roof terrace overlooking a secure courtyard, this property would suit a range of occupiers looking to take premium space within a highly sought after central area of Birmingham City Centre.

Location

Chamberlain House provides the ideal solution for occupiers seeking quality accommodation, conveniently positioned within the Colmore Business District offering everything a business needs in one central location.

For commuters and business visitors, Snow Hill and New Street railway stations are just a 5 minute walk away, whilst a number of tram and bus stops are conveniently located close by. Centrally located, Chamberlain House is equally accessible by car, with the A38 providing direct access to the wider motorway network.

Surrounded by a wide range of bars and leading high quality restaurants, including Michelin starred, Chamberlain House sits within one of Birmingham's most prime locations. A range of boutique, independent and high street shops are also within easy walking distance including the Mailbox, Bullring and Grand Central.

Terms

The property is available to let on a Fri lease basis. Lease terms to be agreed.

Viewings

Strictly by prior appointment through the appointed agents.

VAT

All figures are exclusive of VAT which will be payable.

Legal Costs

Each party is responsible for their own legal costs incurred in this transaction.