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Layout 1 (Page 1) from February 2016 Available THE BVSINESS ROOMS “aut nunqvam teutes avt perfice” ABOUT ACKLAM HALL From February 2016 Acklam Hall, the only Grade 1 listed building in Middlesbrough, will provide a beautiful venue for weddings, events, fine dining, prestigious serviced office accommodation and conference facilities. A new beginning for a building with a long and interesting history. The translation of the Acklam Hall motto “aut nungvam teutes avt perfice” as featured on the Hustler family crest is “either do it perfectly or do not attempt at all”. For almost two hundred years Acklam Hall was late seventeenth century as well as features the home of the Hustler family, and since 1935 has, added just over 100 years ago by one of the in various guises, been a place of learning fondly finest architects of the early twentieth century, remembered by generations of Middlesbrough folk. Walter Brierley. The Hall retains many of the original architectural Now, following restoration and development, features created when the Hall was built in the Acklam Hall enters a new chapter in its long history. THE BVSINESS ROOMS The word ‘Bvsiness’ refers to a room within Acklam Hall named by the previous owner Mr Hustler. In the Classical Latin alphabet, before the use of the letter ‘U’, the shape ‘V’ stood for both the vowel ‘U’ and the consonant ‘V’. The Bvsiness Rooms offer individual offices administrative support. We also offervirtual ranging in size from 2 to 10 desks and have a offices for those companies not yet requiring a dedicated reception service, robust IT system and physical workspace but who desire the cachet of are complemented by a range of meeting rooms, an exclusive address, telephone answering and conference facilities and experienced mail handling service. SERVICED OFFICES Our Serviced Offices in Acklam Hall offer the following: 1 k Private, fully equipped and serviced offices 1st Floor Offices k Access 24hrs, 7 days a week k Off road parking k Fully staffed reception facilities for you and your guests k Use of restaurant for informal dining meetings 2 k Dedicated telephone line & voicemail, with remote access message retrieval k Personalised call answering in your company name 3 k High speed internet connection 4 k Fully integrated Wi-Fi throughout k Mail and fax handling k Shower facilities Our monthly fees include the following: k Business Rates k Monthly rolling contracts k Building Insurance k Heating & Lighting k Office Furniture k Full reception service k Switchboard service k Cleaning service k Monitored CCTV Security OFFICES AVAILABLE 2nd Floor Offices Office Number Sqm Sqft Number of Desks 5 1 6 34.5 371.4 19 2 4 18.5 199.1 3 1 10.0 107.6 6 4 8 33.0 355.2 18 5 5 20.5 220.7 7 6 2 10.0 107.6 17 7 5 18.0 193.8 8 7 28.5 306.8 9 5 17.0 183.0 8 16 10 11 35.5 382.1 15 11 5 21.0 226.0 12 8 33.0 355.2 914 14 3 11.7 125.9 15 2 9.4 101.2 16 2 9.7 104.4 17 3 13.3 143.2 10 11 12 18 4 17.0 183.0 19 4 19.5 209.9 These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. None of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact and any intending tenant must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. The landlord does not make or give, and neither Nick & Gordon Carver Residential or Commercial, Nick & Gordon Carver, nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. HOW TO FIND US A19 Newton A1M A689 Aycliffe A689 A167 A68 A19 Middlesbrough A1053 Stockton-on-Tees A68 ACKLAM A167 A66 HALL A66 A174 Darlington A1043 Guisborough A167 Coulby A171 Newham A66 A172 A1M A19 A172 Acklam Hall is within easy reach via the A19 and A66 and close to Middlesbrough Railway Station and Durham Tees Valley Airport. Satellite Navigation postcode: TS5 7DY For further information and to check availability and prices, please contact the Acklam Hall Team or Carver Commercial, 18 St Cuthberts Way, Darlington, DL1 1GB T. 01325 466945 Julie Wallin – [email protected] Chris Farlow – [email protected] Acklam Hall, Hall Drive, Acklam, Middlesbrough, TS5 7DY T. 01642 822 000 E. [email protected] W. acklamhall.co.uk.
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