Ridge & Partners LLP Signs Deal at Landmark Office Building in Liverpool

Award-winning built environment consultancy, Ridge & Partners LLP has signed a deal at the Twenty Chapel Street office building in Liverpool’s commercial district.  CBRE secured the letting on 6,342 sq ft of Grade A office space on the 15th floor of the building with views across the Mersey.  CBRE acted for the Landlords in the deal.

Ridge & Partners LLP is a multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy with a team of more than 1,400 staff operating worldwide across 14 offices in the UK.  The move to Twenty Chapel Street from Exchange Flag is part of the company’s ongoing growth strategy.  The new base will also create 25 new jobs for the city region.

Twenty Chapel Street is a 16-storey Grade A office building comprising 155,000 sq ft with an established occupier mix including Liverpool Football Club, Barclays, RSM Orega, Mason Owen and Appreciate Group.

Close to Liverpool’s historic waterfront, the asset has recently undergone a comprehensive refurbishment to the ground floor reception area, with an integrated café operated by BEAN Coffee. Twenty Chapel Street is due to undergo further significant repositioning works to satisfy occupiers’ ESG requirements and provide enhanced wellness facilities, in the form of cycle stores, showers, changing and locker facilities.

Tenants benefit from a wide range of amenities and leisure facilities nearby including bars, restaurants and retail, as well as travel connectivity being close to Liverpool Pier Head Ferry Terminal and Cruise Liner Terminal and both Moorfields and James St Railway stations.

Neil Kirkham, Senior Director, CBRE commented:

“This latest letting at Twenty Chapel Street demonstrates the appeal of this landmark building which holds a prominent position in the growing and thriving Liverpool business district.  It offers Grade A office space with many floors benefitting from views of the River Mersey and the iconic Liverpool skyline with an array of amenities and facilities nearby, including Liverpool One, Europe’s largest retail-led development. The calibre of occupier in the building speaks for itself and this recent transaction is testament to the quality of the product, combined with the opportunity to co-locate with some global brands.”

Mark Worthington from Worthington Owen represented Ridge & Partners LLP in the deal.