Frequently Asked Questions

The best way to enquire is by contacting us directly via the dedicated telephone number or email address provided on the property listing. Please include your intended use for the property and your required lease term.

Once we confirm that the property meets your initial needs, we will coordinate a viewing appointment at a convenient time. Please be prepared to provide brief details about your business to ensure the property is a good fit.

Please provide the name of your business, your proposed use (e.g., office, retail, light industrial), the number of employees, and an indication of your ideal lease length (e.g., 3 years, 5 years, etc.).

Commercial property terms, including rent, lease length, and specific clauses, are generally negotiable. We will discuss the asking price and the lease structure with you once you have formally expressed interest following a viewing.

If your offer is accepted, we will issue ‘Heads of Terms’. This document outlines the key commercial points of the agreement (rent, term, parties, etc.) and is then passed to your solicitors to begin the formal legal process.

Yes. You must appoint a qualified commercial property solicitor to act on your behalf. A commercial lease is a complex legal document, and professional advice is essential to understand all your obligations.

Upfront costs typically include a Rent Deposit (usually equivalent to 3–6 months’ rent) and the first instalment of the rent. You will also be responsible for your own legal fees and any Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) that may apply.

Most of our commercial properties are let on FRI terms, meaning the tenant is responsible for the repair, maintenance, and insurance costs of the premises. This will be clearly defined in the lease agreement.