St Martin’s House is situated at the northern end of the Bordage, one of the main arterial routes into the centre of St Peter Port. It therefore occupies a central location, a short walk from the High Street, the Town Markets and the main business district. Other occupiers in the vicinity include the States of Guernsey, Louvre, Moore Stephens, Skipton International, Active Group. Agilysis and Imperium.

The premises is located on the ground floor of St Martin’s House and offers approximately 2,499 sq ft of modern office accommodation with good levels of natural light by virtue of it having large windows on 3 elevations. The windows along Le Bordage could potentially be used to display corporate branding along one of the main arterial routes leading into St Peter Port.

It is fitted with an air conditioning system, carpet tiled flooring, suspended ceilings,  recessed fluorescent office lighting and raised access flooring.

Currently the premises is fully fitted with a large board room with a sound proof and movable divider which can be used to create two smaller meeting rooms. There is also a large open plan office area with smaller cellular offices along one wall, a kitchen and breakout area.

It is proposed the premises will be offered in an open plan condition to enable an ingoing tenant to undertake its own fit-out.

Within the building's underground car park, the premises has the benefit of 4 onsite car parking spaces.

The premises provides 2,499 sq ft of accommodation.

There are four parking spaces available with the premises, which are situated in the building’s secure underground car park.

Leasehold.

The premises is available to rent by way of a new lease direct with the Landlord.

The rent for the premises and car spaces is available upon application.

A service charge is payable in respect of the common areas and the tenant is also responsible for the Tax on Real Property, rates and building insurance associated with the premises.

The premises is available to rent from July 2024.

All terms are subject to contract.
Each party shall bear their own legal costs in connection with this transaction.