This Grade II listed property was built by renowned architect John Dixon Butler in the Queen Anne style in 1914. The original building, which was used as a courthouse, has been carefully renovated and restored to retain the detailing whilst incorporating a contemporary workspace aesthetic. On entering, visitors experience the grandeur of the historic building. High ceilings and large spacious rooms hint at the original use, while natural light floods in from above via the existing roof lanterns. Necessary additions for today’s office environment are discreet, creating a dynamic headquarter office with character.The workspace features a courtyard, where grey, silver and white coloured plants predominate, emphasising the Mediterranean feel.