Bolton Birch has let 25 Castle Street in Chester quickly to the first viewer of this self-contained three-storey commercial building in the financial heart of the City Centre.
The Grade II listed building occupies a prominent position on Castle Street which links Lower Bridge Street to Grosvenor Street. Many of its period features are retained through its 1,568 Sq Ft (145.6 Sq m) which also includes a car parking space, basement and attic.
Originally a Town House, 25 Castle Street was built in 1707 and when listed in 1955 was notable for its large sash windows, its moulded cornice beneath modillion-cornice eaves and bull’s-eye window with inscribed surroundings.
Jonty Goodchild, Director at Bolton Birch said;
“This property was snapped up because of its prime position and a strong demand for small, self-contained offices. The previous occupant was there for over ten years and the property will undergo refurbishment before the new tenants, a firm of financial advisers takes possession.
“Post-Covid working patterns including hybrid working and Working from Home have affected many organisations. We are finding many are revisiting their property options but the desire for small, self-contained, well placed offices in City Centres is still there, both from growing companies and those downsizing. 25 Castle Street shows this.”
