A trio of deals have been completed in quick succession at Bristol's Castlemead.
Commercial property consultants Hartnell Taylor Cook, JLL and Knight Frank have announced the completion deals at the Lower Castle Street premises on behalf of investment adviser Floreat.
Totalling 11,559 sq. ft, the lettings cover a range of sizes, with Focal Point Positioning taking 2,596 sq. ft on the building’s 11 th Floor; OpusApeiro taking 3,777 sq. ft on the 12 th Floor; and Baltimore Consulting snapping up 5,290 sq. ft.
Focal Point Positioning have moved from its offices on Queen Square, Bristol. The company creates technologies that can upgrade the capability of GNSS systems worldwide. Baltimore Consulting handle recruitment for the Public Sector and have relocated from Prince Street in Bristol whilst OpusApeiro are financial consultants providing the C247 workforce management platform to Security and FM providers globally.
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Located in the city centre, close to Cabot Circus and Castle Park, Castlemead boasts 360-degree panoramic views over the whole of Bristol, a Tour de France themed micro-mobility hub and a number of sustainability credentials, including a Platinum Plus 100 Cycling Score. The space also champions a commitment to greener travel.
Commenting on the news, Natalie Bennett, senior associate director at Hartnell Taylor Cook, said: “The spectacular occupancy rate is testament to Bristol’s soaring office market. It’s great to see Castlemead’s success – the development highlights not only the city’s commitment to high-quality Grade A office space, but also the importance that occupiers are starting to place on green credentials.”
Greg Davison, portfolio manager at Floreat, added: “Castlemead continues to let very well following a substantial refurbishment programme undertaken over the last couple of years, with occupancy now at 94%. The quality of space and amenities on offer at a sensible price point continues to attract interest from tenants looking for good value. The next focus is taking the building to 100% occupancy."
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