Duke & Parr, Duke Street

The property comprises two interlinked buildings; 91 Duke Street and 105 Duke Street.
The buildings have office accommodation which are centered around a purpose built full height glazed atrium. Each building has its own dedicated entrance fronting Duke Street.
105 Duke Street is a very attractive stone Georgian building dating from the early 1800s and was originally the Union Newsroom before becoming Liverpool’s first public library. 91 Duke Street is a more
modern concrete-framed building probably dating from the early 20th Century, but is also of Georgian design.
In 2021 a full renovation and CAT A fit out of the building was undertaken and subsequently Sony finalised their extensive CAT B fit out which is estimated to have cost c. £6m, helping to make it one of the
most inspiring and technologically immersive workspaces in Liverpool.
The main building entrance and reception is accessed via Duke Street with a separately created staff/visitor entrance off Parr Street.
Internally the property is arranged around a central glass atrium which on the ground, 1st and 2nd floors benefit from high ceilings and lead to large open plan work/studio space, meetings rooms, breakout space
and WC’s. The property benefits from newly installed VRV throughout the workspace accommodation. Power is via part raised floor and perimeter trunking.

Specification – fully fitted out and furnished to an exceptional standard with…
• LG7 Lighting
• Fully Accessible Raised Floors
• Male, Female & Disabled W/C Facilities
• Comfort Cooling
• Window Blinds
• Extensive basement area