Landmark Queen Square Offices Transformed for Modern Tenants in Bristol
Landmark Queen Square Offices Transformed for Modern Occupiers
Robert Hitchins Investment Properties has completed a comprehensive refurbishment of 31-32 Queen Square, one of Bristol’s most prestigious business addresses. The building has been reimagined to deliver high-quality, contemporary, and sustainable workspace in the heart of the city.
Details
The project, which has been project-managed by Colliers and marketed by the National Offices team, has transformed the property into a landmark office destination. It now offers 3,012 square feet to 13,116 square feet of high-quality accommodation with secure basement parking.
The refurbishment has already attracted strong occupier interest, with 50% of the building pre-let to Squarcle Consulting Ltd on the first floor and a confidential defence company on the third floor. This leaves the ground (3,012 square feet) and second (3,359 square feet) floors available, providing exceptional workspace for businesses looking to combine sustainability and connectivity in one of Bristol’s most sought-after locations.
Each floor benefits from excellent natural light, raised access floors, and a new Daikin VRV air conditioning system. Additional features include a refurbished reception, lift access to all levels, and a striking new feature wall in the building’s lightwell.
Robert Hitchins has also remodelled the basement to include new end-of-journey facilities, which include new showers, changing facilities, and secure cycle storage, while still maintaining a good parking allocation for tenants.
What You Need to Know
The property is situated on the south side of Queen Square, offering views across the square and Bristol’s Floating Harbour. Its central location provides easy access to Temple Meads railway station, the M32, and the motorway network, as well as the vibrant mix of restaurants, bars, and hotels in the surrounding area.
Sustainability has been a key focus throughout the refurbishment, ensuring the building meets the needs of modern occupiers.