Temple Quay Central
Since 2001, Temple Quay has become recognised as a prime city centre office location, attracting a number of leading Blue Chip occupiers including Bank of Ireland, BT, Osborne Clarke solicitors, Canada Life, IBM, HSBC plc and various government departments. Building on this success, Temple Quay Central has already attracted its first major occupier with Burges Salmon Solicitors committed to175,000 sq ft (16,258 sq m) in One Glass Wharf. Already established as a leading centre for service industries, Bristol continues to witness growth within the financial, professional and public service sectors. Approximately 1 million people live within 20 minutes travel time of Temple Quay Central. Bristol itself provides a large labour pool of highly trained professionals and benefits from two leading universities.
Temple Quay Central lies on the north east side of the River Avon Floating Harbour opposite Temple Quay, just east of Bristol City Centre and adjoining Temple Meads BR. Avon Street and Anvil Street are close to Bristol’s inner circuit ring road. This offers direct dual carriageway access to the M32, which in turn links into Junction 19 of the M4. Temple Meads railway station adjoins Temple Quay Central and provides direct links across the UK. Bristol International Airport is approximately 8 miles south west and offers scheduled flights throughout the UK and Europe. The bus station provides an extensive bus service and is located just over 1 mile from the Temple Quay area.