RRA Architects, a leading architectural firm renowned for their innovative designs, is delighted to announce their move as the first tenants in the newly refurbished offices at 16 Royal Crescent, Cheltenham. Situated in a prime location, the stunning regency building offers exceptional office spaces available for short-term lets. “We are thrilled to settle into our new offices at Royal Crescent,” said Mark Powles, MD at RRA Architects. “The location provides an ideal working environment for professionals in need of a prestigious and flexible workspace.”
Over 35% of the property has already been let, with spaces still available. These offices, ranging between 227 to 697 square feet, offer light, spacious, comfortable working environments, inclusive rent, excellent broadband connectivity, optional parking, a communal kitchen, WC facilities, and a shower room.
With its prestigious address, this Grade 2* listed building has been recognised by Historic England as part of “the earliest important Georgian … terrace to have been built in Cheltenham.” The property has undergone complete refurbishment including features to enhance its green credentials, such as infra-red operated taps to reduce water wastage and Air to Air Heat Pumps powered by solar panels for efficient heating and cooling. Low-energy LED lighting systems and prominent recycling bins further contribute to sustainability efforts. With the high standard of refurbishment and eco-friendly upgrades, 16 Royal Crescent stands out as a rare gem in central Cheltenham.
Royal Crescent’s Royal Connections
The discovery of health boosting waters established Cheltenham as a spa town, with this news really starting to ‘make a splash’ around 1781. By 1788 it’s reputation had spread to royal circles prompting King George III to spend 5 weeks in Cheltenham drinking the spa waters to improve his health. This royal endorsement firmly established Cheltenham as ‘the’ holiday destination for the rich and famous of the time.
Local solicitor and business speculator, Joseph Pitt, could see the commercial potential, and between 1806 and 1810 he commissioned the 18 terraced houses of Royal Crescent to be built as upmarket, fashionable guest houses for wealthy visitors. The royal connections continued with Dr Henry Charles Boisragan, Physician to the King, moving into No.11. Followed by the Duke of Gloucester residing at No.18 and welcoming young Princess Alexandrina to stay in 1832 before she ascended to the throne in 1837 as Queen Victoria.
For more information about available office spaces and leasing opportunities see 16 Royal Crescent,
[ https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/130809116#/?channel=COM_LET ] interested parties are invited to view the property by contacting Oliver Workman on 01242 303 383 or at oliver@thponline.co.uk.
About RRA Architects
RRA Architects is a renowned architectural firm specialising in innovative design solutions. With a commitment to exceptional service, RRA Architects has successfully delivered a wide range of projects across various sectors. From residential and commercial developments to heritage restorations, the firm’s expertise and dedication to excellence have garnered numerous accolades and a strong reputation in the industry.
