Office to let

10 Temple Street Birmingham has been revitalised on a level that has seen it become one of the most improved offices in Birmingham city centre. Stripped back to its skeleton structure, the entire eight storey building at 10 Temple Street has been refurbished inside and out to provide a contemporary entrance space, floorplates and façade that will enhance both the internal and external environment. 10 Temple Street provides contemporary, high quality, Grade 'A' office space.
10 Temple Street delivers a Grade 'A' specification across all areas of the office building. Accessed from Temple Street, there is a separate rear entrance for cyclists which leads to comprehensive facilities including secure bicycle parking spaces, showers, lockers and changing facilities. With an EPC rating of B, the building has been comprehensively improved with brand new M&E installed. With contemporary touches such as semi-exposed ceilings and large powder coated, double glazed windows to let natural light permeate the floorplates, 10 Temple Street will appeal to the full range of occupiers.
Providing high quality offices 10 Temple Street is located on one of the prime pedestrian commuter routes in the city. Temple Street links the much-lauded, newly-opened New Street Station and Grand Central shopping centre with the Colmore Business District. It is already home to an eclectic mix of independent cafe-bars, retailers and offices and is undergoing a rapid transformation of its own, triggered by considerable private investment into the surrounding area.
New Street Station and the extended Midland Metro service are less than two minutes' walk away, while Snow Hill station, bus links and a variety of car parking options are within five minutes' walk.
Birmingham city centre offers an unrivalled opportunity for retail therapy with the Bullring, Grand Central shopping centre (home to the largest John Lewis outside of London) and the recently refurbished Mailbox all easily accessible during lunch hour. Alternatively, the nearby green space of St. Philip's Cathedral Square and the canal network offer a more relaxing environment for downtime.