Deals boost at Bond Court as construction consultancy moves in

CONSTRUCTION consultancy Gardiner & Theobald has moved into 2 Bond Court.

Wilton Developments secured the letting after recently signing a deal with Excello Law to take 1,000 sq ft of space.

Gardiner & Theobald have signed a five year lease on the 2,450 sq ft second floor.

The firm has now let most of the building after a multi-million pound refurbishment of 12,200 sq ft in central Leeds.

Liberty Mutual Insurance, RMI, Directorbank, Costa Coffee and La Bottega Milanese are all tenants at the building.

Bond Court lies in a central business district between Park Row, Greek Street and Infirmary Street, overlooked by a proposed £12m Dakota boutique hotel.
Jason Stowe from Wilton Developments said; “Bond Court square has undergone a renaissance.

“Wilton Developments and Leeds City Council invested in the refurbishment of the square to deliver a more contemporary and usable area.

“This in addition to the two quality coffee houses on the ground floor of 2 Bond Court and the complimentary investment in a number of surrounding office buildings means it is fast becoming the little jewel in the business district it always had the potential to be.”

Matthew Mills of Gardiner & Theobald’s Leeds office commented “2 Bond Court was a natural choice for our relocation, the building is well located and the quality is unrivalled.”

Property agent Elizabeth Ridler from Knight Frank acted on behalf of Wilton Developments. She said: “No.2 Bond Court is unique, it is very rare to see suites of this size delivered to such a high quality specification in a prime location. There has been no compromise, offering facilities and access for a flagship headquarter through to smaller space occupiers.

“As a result we have managed to secure lettings swiftly to high profile occupiers and we have a number of interested parties for the only remaining floor.”