Type: Office/Workshop
Size: 4,757 sq ft (442 sq m)
Fully Let
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Available as a single floor, or combined with the other floors of Douglas House, this space provides excellent value for money.
The ground floor sizing is as follows:
Left: 1105 sq ft
Right: 3652 sq ft
Total: 4757 sq ft
Douglas House is structured as essentially open plan office space, and has access to the main carpark. The total area of the entirety of Douglas House is 16,545 square feet, all while being close to the Birmingham City centre.
Douglas House forms part of George Road Business Park. This is a great location, with a number of shops, cafes and local amenities nearby.
Not sure on what size space would be best for your business? Take a look at our handy commercial property size guide here.
Perfect unit but the wrong use class? Pall Mall Estates allow tenants to apply for planning permission on properties, or apply to change the commercial use class of a unit.
Interested in renting more than one unit, or want to know a little more about the building itself? Take a look at the main property page here.
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