Quorum Estates continues to attract occupiers at its recently refurbished office suites, The 1872 Rooms, Towers Business Park in South Manchester, securing two new all-inclusive lettings.
Throgmorton Financial Services and Cherrypop Games have both taken suites on the lower ground floor of the prestigious Towers mansion, which has been designed and fitted out as a standalone contemporary hub, The 1872 Rooms, for small and growing business occupiers. Quorum offers a fixed monthly fee, including rent, heating, shared meeting room, kitchen, breakout space and access the business park’s café and bike storage amenities.
Throgmorton, which provides pensions, investment, estate planning and protection advice to a national client base, has relocated from offices in Northenden, Manchester, taking the Bridgewater suite at The 1872 Rooms, totalling 992 sq ft on a three year lease.
Cherrypop Games Limited has relocated from the upper floors at Towers Business Park, taking the Jubilee, Howley and Walton suites, totalling 1,548 sq ft on a 3 year lease. Cherrypop, which is an independent, immersive gaming developer, launched the world’s first VR football tournament inspired by the World Cup.
With only one suite remaining available to let, joint acting agent, James Dickinson of Canning O’Neill spoke about the occupational market being attracted to The 1872 Rooms: “Quorum has maximised the opportunity at one of South Manchester’s premier business parks, to create a desirable office hub in its quirky lower ground floor space, that supports the region’s entrepreneurial culture. With simple lease terms, that include access to all the amenities and community of the business park, we are not surprised to see companies choosing to stay and grow at The 1872 Rooms.”
The Weaver suite, totalling 420 sq ft, remains available to let.
In addition to this a number of ground floor suites ranging in size from 200 to 600 sq ft will be coming to the market over the course of the next month.
Canning O’Neill and Edwards & Co are joint acting agents at The 1872 Room.
