Heritage Hall is situated in a central location in the heart of the St Peter Port’s town centre.  It has its principal frontage onto Le Marchant Street and rear frontage on to Lefebvre Street.

Numerous legal, financial and professional service occupiers are located in the vicinity.  These include Grant Thornton, Ravenscroft, Vistra, Appleby, Asset Risk Consultants, Trinity Chambers and AFR Advocates.  The Old Government House, the Royal Court and St James Concert Hall are also closeby.  

The prime retailing pitches of the High Street, Smith Street and Le Pollet are all within a minute’s walk from the property, offering a range of restaurants, retail outlets and other amenities.  The public car parks at Albert Pier, the Crown Pier and the Odeon are also a few minutes’ walk away.

Heritage Hall comprises two adjoining buildings known as 3 – 4 Le Marchant Street.  The property was entirely redeveloped and remodelled in 2008, albeit retaining 3 Le Marchant Street’s original granite façade, to provide an imposing main  entrance with  double entrance doors with stone colonnades, providing access to a smart contemporary light and airy reception lobby.  

The available premises is located on the first floor of the building and are smartly presented to a good specification. It therefore provides large open plan offices including LED lighting, raised access flooring as well as lift access and WCs and shower facilities to the common areas.

It is fitted out as follows and therefore provides a turn-key solution to any potential occupier.  

• 1 x ten-person boardroom
• 1 x eight-person boardroom
• 2 x meeting rooms
• kitchen

The premises provide 2,905 sq ft of flexible, open plan office accommodation together with on-site car parking for two cars.

Leasehold. The premises are available by way of an assignment of the sublease or by way of a sub under lease. The sublease expires 30^th of September 2031.

The premises is available immediately.

The rent for the premises is available upon application.

All terms are subject to contract.

Each party is to bear their own legal costs.