Central Square Forth St Bureau | 132–5 345 m² | À louer | Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 3PJ

The property comprises a building of steel frame construction arranged over six floor including basement. Central Square is a 1930’s Post Office building which has been converted to provide office accommodation and also a small retail unit over ground and basement level. Attached to the building is a large glass tower sculpture by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, known as the ‘Vulcan’, which serves as a landmark for the building. The building was designed by Carey Jones Architects and developed by Parabola Estates. The top is constructed of a steel and glass structure to provide further office accommodation. The property is located on Forth Street close to Newcastle Central Railway Station and a short distance from junction L of the A167(M). Central Square is also served by the majority of the city bus routes.

The property comprises a building of steel frame construction arranged over six floor including basement. Central Square is a 1930’s Post Office building which has been converted to provide office accommodation and also a small retail unit over ground and basement level. Attached to the building is a large glass tower sculpture by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, known as the ‘Vulcan’, which serves as a landmark for the building. The building was designed by Carey Jones Architects and developed by Parabola Estates. The top is constructed of a steel and glass structure to provide further office accommodation. The property is located on Forth Street close to Newcastle Central Railway Station and a short distance from junction L of the A167(M). Central Square is also served by the majority of the city bus routes.

The property comprises a building of steel frame construction arranged over six floor including basement. Central Square is a 1930’s Post Office building which has been converted to provide office accommodation and also a small retail unit over ground and basement level. Attached to the building is a large glass tower sculpture by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, known as the ‘Vulcan’, which serves as a landmark for the building. The building was designed by Carey Jones Architects and developed by Parabola Estates. The top is constructed of a steel and glass structure to provide further office accommodation. The property is located on Forth Street close to Newcastle Central Railway Station and a short distance from junction L of the A167(M). Central Square is also served by the majority of the city bus routes.

The property comprises a building of steel frame construction arranged over six floor including basement. Central Square is a 1930’s Post Office building which has been converted to provide office accommodation and also a small retail unit over ground and basement level. Attached to the building is a large glass tower sculpture by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, known as the ‘Vulcan’, which serves as a landmark for the building. The building was designed by Carey Jones Architects and developed by Parabola Estates. The top is constructed of a steel and glass structure to provide further office accommodation. The property is located on Forth Street close to Newcastle Central Railway Station and a short distance from junction L of the A167(M). Central Square is also served by the majority of the city bus routes.

The office accommodation and common areas will undergo a refurbishment programme, including a café and break out facility for tenants of the building adjacent to the main entrance. Car parking is available in the adjacent surface car park by way of a separate licence agreement and subject to availability. Includes striking full height atrium reception, raised floors, feature ceilings and will be refurbished to provide new M&E.