Knight Frank hired to market 40 Spring Gardens

KNIGHT Frank has been appointed as the letting agent for 40 Spring Gardens, Manchester.

Owned by London-based fund Climate Change Capital, the 100,000 sq ft building is home to Lloyds Banking Group, Premier Foods and AON.

The agent said the building was being “repositioned in the market” and will be able to accommodate requirements up to 50,000 sq ft.

David Porter, head of Knight Frank’s North West office said: “The quality of 40 Spring Gardens complements our brand. We look forward to a successful relationship with Climate Change Capital, together with CBRE and WHR, as we seek to find a new occupier for this prestigious building.”

Esme Lowe, co-founder at Climate Change Capital, said: “We are pleased to be working with Knight Frank on 40 Spring Gardens. The addition of their letting team ensures we have the right advisors on board to secure a successful outcome for this building, and we look forward to launching our new marketing strategy.”