90 Victoria Street
90, James Tudor House, Bristol, BS1 6DP
- Property type: Offices
- Status: Available
- Size: 5,076 Sq Ft
Property Description
90 Victoria Street is undergoing a comprehensive rebrand and refurbishment, including a new entrance and reception, seamless end of journey facilities, and the fully fitted ground floor suite.
Key highlights include:
• An unrivalled location at the end of Victoria Street, within a short walk of Temple Meads and excellent amenities such as Press Café (EQ)
• A significantly enhanced entrance and refurbished reception
• A new, dedicated cycle hub constructed within the external courtyard, providing best-in-class ratios that exceed BCO guidelines
• Seamless access to new end-of-journey facilities, including showers, drying lockers and changing rooms
• A fully fitted ground floor suite totalling 5,076 sq ft, providing 48 desks, kitchen, breakout space and meeting rooms
• EPC A and fully electric building
• BREEAM Excellent
• EV charging points for both cars and bikes
• PV installation on the roof
Location
The property is located on Victoria Street, in a prominent position on the edge of Bristol City Centre, within close proximity to Temple Meads railway station. This provides excellent access to the city’s main transport links, with Bristol Temple Meads offering direct rail services to London and other major UK cities. The surrounding area benefits from a range of amenities including retail, leisure and food & beverage occupiers, together with convenient access to the A4 Temple Way, linking to the M32 and wider motorway network.
Property Quote Price(s)
| Tenure | Guide price | Price type |
|---|---|---|
| To Let | POA | NA |
Subject to contract
Important notice: These particulars are prepared for the guidance only of prospective purchasers and are intended to give a fair overall description of the property. They are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract and no guarantee, warrantee or representation is given in respect of them. Any information given is provided in good faith and should not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact. You and your advisors should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property to determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the property for your needs. September 2017
