Leading commercial property consultancy Hartnell Taylor Cook, alongside joint agent JLL, have relaunched The Fairfax, bringing further premium, fully fitted Grade A office workspace to the heart of Bristol.
Spread over 15 levels, The Fairfax comprises fully fitted suites from 906 sq. ft and whole-floor options from 4,060 sq. ft and is well-suited to house growing and ambitious businesses, of which many are already signed on as tenants. The bespoke flexible workspace was designed and brought to life by regeneration specialist Oval Real Estate and architects Darling Associates.
Located between Castle Park and the Old City, The Fairfax is just a stone’s throw from key transport hubs, with both Bristol Temple Meads & Bristol bus and coach station within walking distance. Though the city centre is right on its doorstep, The Fairfax offers its own state of the art amenities and facilities, including a fully bespoke private gym, brand new cycle and shower facilities, function room, coffee lounge, concierge and clubroom.
Following a successful letting campaign with 42,064 sq ft going to tenants such as Block, Terraquest, and others, Oval Real Estate have undertaken the next round of works to fully fit an additional 24,603 sq. ft.
Chris Grazier, Partner at Hartnell Taylor Cook, said:
“The Fairfax is an exciting addition to the centre of Bristol, which has become a real hub for businesses seeking state of the art facilities in a supremely well-connected and serviced location. Being a relaunch, The Fairfax is a fantastic example of the second-hand repositioning opportunities Bristol offers and reflects the high investment and occupier appetite for these spaces.”
Hannah Waterhouse, Director at JLL, said:
“We are delighted to bring to the market this new, fully fitted space which benefits from the professional gym installed at the beginning of the year. Given demand for high quality, ready-to-occupy office space in Bristol, its buildings like The Fairfax that combine premium workspace with city centrality and cutting-edge amenities that investors and occupiers alike are increasingly looking for.”
