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CAB20659 158 Edmund Street Phase 2 4Pp Brochure AW.Indd Edmund Street, Birmingham, B3 2HB A real presence Please note floor space photography is indicative only on Edmund Street. Grade A Specification High quality toilets individually Fully accessed raised floor 158 Edmund Street is a high profile tailored for ladies and gents building which provides a contemporary Two lifts incorporating fob and timeless design, whilst also incorporating Feature reception activated access control innovative technologies to create a highly AAA rated air-conditioning Incorporation of energy efficient sustainable environment. throughout providing zone design, utilisation of PV panels controlling to minimise operational costs With its stunning main entrance and Fresh air supply ventilation Secure basement car parking reception, the Ground Floor suite is now incorporating heat recovery available available to let and offers occupiers the Office space rare opportunity to have a prestigious Perforated metal suspended Secure basement cycle facilities ceiling with flush grid address on Edmund Street. of the highest On-site shower provisions Recessed intelligent specification. lighting Ground fl oor OCCUPIED Church Street Finer details. AVAILABLE SPACE Specification and attention to detail has been at the forefront of the scheme. Independently RECEPTION 3,533 sq ft designed common area detail will separate the building from the competition and reflects available. design concepts unseen before in Birmingham. Edmund Street Measurement is IPMS. Great central location. 158 Edmund Street is in the heart of Birmingham’s traditional commercial core, surrounded by the City’s best established business brands. The scheme provides a high profile address and excellent first impression located adjacent to the newly created Church Street Square. Immediate access to the City’s key transport hubs: • Snowhill Station (1 minute walk) • New St Station (6 minute walk) • Nearest metro stop (3 minute walk) On the door step: Nearby corporate occupiers: • Hotel du Vin • Coutts • Purnell’s Michelin • Lockton Starred Restaurant • Mazars • Urban Coffee • PWC • Gaucho • KPMG In the • Gusto • Hymans Robertson • Opus Restaurant • Barclays heart of • Metro Bar and Grill • HSBC • Home Is... Delicatessen • Lloyds Development Capital Birmingham. ST CHAD’ A38 S QUE ENS WAY LIVERY STREET LIONEL STREET ST MARYS ROW WHITTALL STREET SNOW HILL QUEENSWAY LUDGATE HILL PRINTING HOUSE STREET LIVERY STREET STEELHOUSE LANE SNOW HILL STATION NEWTON STREET NEWHALL STREETLIONEL STREET CHURCH STREET THE PRIORY Birmingham, B3 2HB QUEENSWAY NEWHALL STREET LIONEL STREET GREAT CHARLES STREET QUEENSWAY CORNWALL STREET ST PHILIPS PLACE BARWICK STREET BULL STREET MARGARET ST EDMUND STREET COLMORE ROW TEMPLE WEST TEMPLE ROW DALE END EDMUND STREET CHERRY ST BULL STREET TEMPLE ROW ALBERT STREET COUNCIL COLMORE ROW HOUSE DALE END BENNETTS HILL WATERLOO ST VICTORIA SQUARE CORPORATION STREET CANNON STREET CARRS LANE TEMPLE STREET PINFOLD STREET NEW STREET NEEDLESS ALLEY MOOR STREET PARADISE ST MOOR STREET RINGWAY BROAD STREET STEPHENSON STREET NEW STREET HILL STREET HIGH STREET SWALLOW STREET BRUNEL ST MOOR STREET NEW STREET STATION STATION NAVIGATION STREET NEW BULLRING SAM COOKE ANDY RIACH [email protected] [email protected] BEN THACKER 0121 643 6440 VICKI BURNETT [email protected] jll.co.uk/property [email protected] BMO Real Estate Partners, Savills and JLL for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general guideline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of an offer or contract. (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (iii) no person in the employment of BMO Real Estate Partners, Savills and JLL has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. (iv) all rentals and prices are quoted exclusive of VAT. April 2018..
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