The Roundhouse

About

Nineteenth century canal-side stables and stores in Birmingham city centre. To be transformed into a hub from which to explore the city by foot, bike or boat.

The new development will include a visitor centre, exhibition space, office space and a café. A full programme of events and tours by foot, bike and boat will also allow visitors to explore Birmingham and its famous canals.

Dating back to 1874, the Grade II* listed Roundhouse was originally known for its stables and stores for the Birmingham corporation. Designed by local architect WH Ward, the iconic horseshoe-shaped building quickly became a real landmark in the city. Today, this curious building is set to be revived; a place full of character that will become a wonderful space to work, socialise and relax. Bringing together a community of people and organisations that share a passion for heritage, the Roundhouse will be brought back to life for tens of thousands of people to enjoy each year.

Opportunities at the Roundhouse

Within the Roundhouse complex, the available accommodation comprises the following:

superb retail/leisure opportunity to cater for both the local area and tourism

unrivalled café opportunity

ancillary unit in the arches – may suit cycle/canoe hire, or small retail units

self-contained two storey office building – ideal for a small office user wanting a state of the art workplace in a traditional and fashionable setting

For any general queries and more information on the development of the Roundhouse, please contact Charles Warrack of Johnson Fellows on Charles.Warrack@JohnsonFellows.co.uk.