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TO LET 23,207 Sq Ft of Prime Waterfront Second Floor Office Space Introduction Location Description Amenities Floorplan Terms TO LET 23,207 sq ft of prime waterfront second floor office space Introduction Location Description Amenities Floorplan Terms THE BUILDING Templeback is situated in a prime city centre location. It adjoins the floating harbour and has excellent access to the city’s key transport links and unrivalled amenities at Cabot Circus. The second floor comprises 23,207 sq ft and benefits from an exceptional Tenant fit out (completed in late 2016). Tenant’s in the building include Mott MacDonald, ADP, Jordans Limited and NFU Mutual. 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D D OA L A370 W R R R N D I R S ORNE A E SB E A O D H JOHN’S SOUTHV LP ILLE A RD ST Introduction Location Description Amenities Floorplan Terms Getting around Local occupiers Well connected T S CASTLE PARK E M LANDING Q P E BRISTOL A CASTLE JACOB STREET R T L U S L T E T CROWN COURT L PARK E T L E S E S S E TRENCHARD CASTLE I T T T H N ST PHILIP & N E R E STREET D R BRIDGE H T R E I E E E R E 25 S ST JACOB’S E T R T P G CAR PARK E R A R W T Y S T S H T H CHURCH T S H R E S ST MARY LE PORT A Y N C N E T E A4018 S E I TH T N N CHURCH W N O E O T E W U T ’ T R O O R T S T T COLSTON THE OX E O R L S E T R HALL S T E L O E M O T A P A38 E T P H I L H PE R R VAULTS A C T M C H C BRISTOL O2 L E S ST GEORGE’S A S JU IL U N E N E 21 PA ACADEMY E R S B T BRISTOL TRA S L L T O WALKABOUT ROW PLAIN IGHT STREET IL V NAR T E ST RK C ET E E RE R ST REET R T ST E E C ST T T GE C S E HARL E E A RE T R EE E E S H GARDINER R TR S T BRANDON E TR D S A EESE HASKINS REET E ST E S A P ST T ET AR T HOMECENTRE OT R E E D L MR WOLFS E D 10 ORCHARD C STR B 15 A A TE R S R R 13 LA IS 23 24 L P O U O 22 CH A NI TO SS R HANNAH MORE 3 S S T MO OLD SQUARE ’ S N S TREET L T Y PRIMARY SCHOOL E 26 E R T GEORGE G CHAMBERS T B E E ORCHAR E O N RE R E L I T T EA S ID R L IN S 1 CMS D F T GE T GR A AN DW EE G S BAL TR O B S N E U A H I R L T DW A K G B IN T K 22 27 E S REE 2 Lloyds ’S ST D T 11 U E E NCP CAR PARK C TY N COURAGE W 5 A 4 G A E BRISTOL O R NI M P ACCOUNTING L E B I D U A T N BRISTOL QUEEN CHARLOTTE Dyson O E R V L CENTRE B C 6 7 3 S R H I E N K HIPPODROME STREET 8 C S EA A 19 A T R T D L G L S S O A R E E V ST P 10 T L T M O R T G R P IA N E 4 E E N P S E N 4 Just Eat S O S T E T T 11 Q L R T T U RE A 18 W T E 1 F E R O 21 A4044 E U E T E TE B M 3 E 11 E C 2 T TURTLE BAY E E T A VWV R M CK E 9 5 E R TESCO T PLE E N T Y S EXPRESS R E OW LN S A W T E CR S T E A A4018 C N N H S A 38 N S 9 F KPMG O T L W 6 H V S R D F R E I N T I T L A C R A E A E TEMPLE BRIDGE S K R E O 9 L W DAS UK T 12 WELSH 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