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Millfield Estates announces a string of new lettings at its Liverpool property
Commercial property specialist Millfield Estates has secured a lucrative 5-year tenancy agreement with Tattan & Gregson, a sophisticated boutique tailors which specialise in crafting high-end custom menswear and accessories, at Yorkshire House, Chapel Street in Liverpool.
Having invested significant funds into renovating the property over the last three years, the family-run business has now welcomed Tattan & Gregson into its recently refurbished 882 sq ft ground floor office space, worth £66,500 over the course of the tenancy.
With additional stores in London and Los Angeles, the tailors are moving their Liverpool base to Yorkshire House from the Plaza on Old Hall Street, with the new letting keeping them in Liverpool until at least 2024.
Yorkshire House has also seen two long-term tenants, in the form of PR agency Jayne Moore Media and FMG Consultancy, sign lease renewals at the property over the past month, worth a combined £70,000 pa.
Paul Dobson, property director for Millfield Estates, commented:
“Our commitment to refurbishing and renovating Yorkshire House has been a fundamental part of our ownership which has facilitated the letting to Tattan & Gregson’s tenancy agreement. We’re overjoyed to entice this exciting new operator to the ground floor suite.
“We are also very happy to have maintained the tenant line up at Yorkshire House by securing the ongoing occupation of two of our existing tenants.
“We pride ourselves on the relationships we have with our tenants and it testament to our team that we continue to retain a high-amount of our tenants. The combination of high quality accommodation with a location at the heart of Liverpool’s bustling business district creates an environment where tenants are willing to commit their futures with us for a prolonged period of time.” Millfield Estates has further excellent office space available on the third floor (3,283 sq ft) and fourth floor (1,583 sq ft) of Yorkshire House and is working towards securing new tenants before the end of the year.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by James Burch .
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