Our Business Premises Department has been appointed by national charity People Can to deal with the sale of Liverpool’s Contemporary Urban Centre (CUC).
The Grade II listed building is a renovated Victorian warehouse, previously owned by stationery company Shawcross and Dickinson, which was bought by the charity in 2000 in a sale also handled by Mason Owen.
The property which closed down in December last year is situated on Greenland Street within the city’s Baltic Triangle district and operated as an arts and entertainment venue, hosting numerous exhibitions, concerts and events.
The building comprises a basement, ground and five upper floors over approximately 158,000 sq ft and includes substantial office accommodation, conference facilities, various bars and restaurants, a 120-seat cinema and a 430-capacity music venue/comedy club.
The property has been improved by an extensive refurbishment programme in recent years including the installation of a new roof and the replacement of all the windows and mechanical and electrical equipment.
Enquiries should be made to Mason Owen on 0151 242 3000 or andrew.owen@masonowen.com