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eading Bradford developers Frank Marshall Estates have been applauded for the stunning restoration of one of the finest 17th century buildings in the city. The company is moving its


headquarters this summer to the newly- restored Grade II-listed New Hall, which fronts Rooley Lane and was previously the clubhouse of West Bowling Golf Club. Frank Marshall Estates is run by Edward and Jimmy Marshall and is a well- established real estate company with significant commercial assets in Yorkshire. It was previously based at the nearby Link 606 Office Park.


The building, which was built in 1672, has been comprehensively refurbished and is now split into two wings, The East Wing and the West Wing, allowing another occupier 2,075 sq.ft of quality office space. Jon Ackroyd, Senior Conservation and Design Officer at Bradford Metropolitan Borough Council, commented: “During its use as a golf clubhouse, the Hall sustained various unsympathetic alterations, some of which became evident when the early 20th century extension was removed from the north side of the building. “The impact of new openings in the original stonework and damage to masonry details became evident. The building also


NEWHALL BUSINESS PARK


he pioneering Newhall Business Park, constructed and developed by leading Bradford developer Frank Marshall Estates, is now fully let.


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The 38,000 sq.ft park, which is the only speculative industrial development to be built in Bradford in recent years, has created 120 sustainable new jobs. Occupiers include Candy Hero Ltd,


Wilkies, Kerry Logistics (UK), Kokoon Ltd, the MCD Group, Bear Metals and Eric Wright Civil Engineering. It has taken less than a year to let all eight units on the park. In the latest deal, Kerry Logistics, the leading global logistics service provider, has taken 5,500 sq.ft of quality industrial space at Newhall, having closed its two Yorkshire depots at Morley and Yeadon. Frank Marshall Estates bought the five- acre business park, part of Prologis Park, from Prologis for an undisclosed sum in 2016. The development was built by Bradford-based construction company Percy Pickard Contractors. Frank Marshall Estates is run by Edward and Jimmy Marshall and is a well- established real estate company with significant commercial assets in Yorkshire.


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suffered during vacancy after the golf club closed, with roof leaks threatening the magnificent timber roof structure. “Frank Marshall Estates have


demonstrated a level of dedication which the building badly needed and deserved. Its future was uncertain after several years standing empty and vulnerable to theft. The renovated building is a tribute to the ability of KPP Architects to sympathetically introduce modern contemporary features and finishes into this historic building. “The treatment of new openings, the


new staircases and the crisp modern interiors are evidence of this. The commitment of the owners to restoring the building, including reinstating lost decorative masonry details to chimneys, windows, verge finials and string courses and through installing the highest quality of sympathetic windows is to be applauded. “They now have a building which is a tremendous advert for their business and something to be immensely proud of. The building has been revitalised demonstrating the benefit of a positive working relationship between owners, architects and local authority heritage officers. New Hall now has a secure future, illustrating


the way old buildings can accommodate the best of modern facilities and allowing it to thrive and be appreciated long into the future,” he added. Edward Marshall commented: “We look forward to sharing New Hall with a new


occupier. There is 2,075 sq.ft of cutting edge office space with a wonderful historical ambience, ready to lease in June. Rents are in the region of £15 per sq.ft.” Jimmy Marshall added: “A special mention has to be made to our contract manager Chris Balme for his dedication and skill on the project. ”


New Hall is a fine example of a West Riding yeoman’s house. Dating from the Restoration era of the late 17th century, it is also a fairly late example of this distinctive style of vernacular architecture which was being replaced by emerging Classical influences.


HUDDERSFIELD DEVELOPMENT


Park in Huddersfield next month (June). Award-winning West Yorkshire


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property company Frank Marshall Estates is developing the park speculatively, having bought the land from Mamas & Papas in 2015.


ork will be completed on the pioneering £3m Bridge Business


We are creating a high-quality employment park, which should create up to 100 jobs.


“There is a distinct lack of high-quality and flexible light industrial units in the Huddersfield area, so we are hoping to satisfy the pent-up demand from small- to-medium-sized businesses, who are looking for attractive, practical and modern premises, combining warehousing and distribution space, with hi-tech office facilities.


The 2.73 acre site is situated next to the headquarters of Mamas & Papas in Colne Bridge Road, just off the main A62 Leeds Road and close to Junction 25 of the M62. Frank Marshall Estates is run by


Edward and Jimmy Marshall and is a well- established real estate company with significant commercial assets across Yorkshire. Edward Marshall commented: “This is an extremely significant project for us.


“There are six business units on the park, ranging from 2,500 sq.ft to 10,750 sq.ft. They are built in three blocks, arranged around a central service courtyard, providing room for vehicles to turn round and park. Rents wil be in the region of £8 per sq.ft.” Mark Hanson of property consultancy


Walker Singleton, incorporating Hansons, who are marketing the site for Frank Marshall Estates, said: “Considerable interest has already been expressed by a number of prospective tenants.” The Bridge Business Park is situated


to the west of, and with frontage to, Colne Bridge Road, just off the main A62 Leeds Road in an established industrial and warehousing location. It is just 1.5 miles south of Junction 25 of the M62.


COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2018


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