Office accommodation

Within our building, Latham House, we have newly refurbished office space available to rent.

Our fully refurbished offices are perfectly located opposite the new Paradise development, just a 5-minute walk from New Street Station and close to major transport links.

Latham House

External view from Paradise Street

Entrance and lobby

Refurbished offices

Refurbished office space (available to rent)

Our office accommodation includes:

Quality City Centre office space with rents from just £19 per sq ft
Highly sought after location overlooking Paradise Development Scheme
EPC 'C' rating
Manned reception, 08:00 - 18:00, Monday to Friday
Excellent transportation links
Open plan floor plates
LED Lighting
New VRF heating and cooling system
Demised kitchen facilities
Abundance of local amenities
Good levels of natural daylight
2 passenger lifts to all floors
DDA Compliant
Full fibre connectivity
24/7 access
On-site parking (limited)
Secure basement cycle racks and shower facilities

Latham House is located at 33-34 Paradise Street, Birmingham, B1 2AJ. Find us on Google Maps.

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The refurbishment of Latham House has been supported by funding from The Key Fund.

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