Howard’s House, originally built in the mid to late 17th century for Henry Howard, who designed the ‘pleasure gardens’ extending eastward to the river on the site of the Austin Friary, may contain remnants of the Friary gatehouse. Constructed from red brick and flint rubble with a pantile roof and rendered street facades, the building underwent alterations in the 17th and 18th centuries but still retains a fine staircase with open-work panels.

Recently, the property has been extensively renovated, transforming it into a modern, versatile mixed-use space offering 2,463 sqft. It can be leased as a whole office building or divided into smaller units to suit a variety of business needs.

Features:

• Mixed use space over 2,463 Sq Ft
• Ideal for prestigious office space or wellness centre
• Long term lease available