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The property is located on the corner of Lockyer Street and Princess Street, a well-established office location within Plymouth city centre. It occupies a prominent position opposite the Council Chambers and the former Civic Centre, which is currently being redeveloped by Plymouth City Council to provide teaching space for City College Plymouth (serving approximately 2,000 students), alongside the creation of 144 residential apartments on the upper floors. The Theatre Royal public car park is located directly opposite, with additional pay and display parking available immediately to the front of the property. The central location ensures excellent accessibility via public transport, with numerous bus routes nearby. Plymouth railway station is within a 15-minute walk, providing regular regional and national services, including direct connections to London. The property comprises an attractive period building arranged over six floors, including basement storage accommodation. The ground floor restaurant fronts onto Princess Street, whilst the office accommodation is accessed from Lockyer Street. There are two separate entrances: one provides self-contained access to GA Solicitors, the ground floor tenant, and the other serves the remainder of the building. A communal entrance lobby provides lift and stair access to all floors. The second and third floors are configured as three and two office suites respectively, benefitting from shared WC and shower facilities on each...
Marketed by Vickery Holman, Plymouth
Vickery Holman, Plymouth
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Gotham House was built in circa 1739 for George Davey, a prominent local woollen-cloth merchant who also served as Mayor of Tiverton. The house remained in the Davey family until the late 1880's, maintaining its status as a leading merchant residence. In the 20th century, the building transitioned from private residence to professional offices. From 1960, it was occupied by solicitors, first as penny & Harwood and later as part of Ashfords Llp, which closed its Tiverton base in 2021. It was later acquired by Devonshire Homes for use as its headquarters. Gotham House comprises an impressive Grade II listed former townhouse dating from the early 18th century. Constructed principally of traditional brick beneath a slate roof, the building has a symmetrical and formal Georgian elevation characterised by large timber sash windows with brick arches and a deep moulded cornice at parapet level. The property was originally constructed as a residential townhouse and is now used as office accommodation. It provides approximately 6,050 sq ft (562 sqm) of accommodation arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. A more modern single-storey wing extends to the rear and provides additional open plan office accommodation. The principal entrance for the current use is approached through the rear car park and opens into an impressive reception hall with waiting area. The hall retains an original open-string timber staircase rising to the first floor, while a secondary...
Marketed by WATLING REAL ESTATE LIMITED, Birmingham
WATLING REAL ESTATE LIMITED, Birmingham
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Gotham House, Hammett Square, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 6LR

6,050sq ft
Traditional office
Residential development
Commercial development
Gotham House was built in circa 1739 for George Davey, a prominent local woollen-cloth merchant who also served as Mayor of Tiverton. The house remained in the Davey family until the late 1880's, maintaining its status as a leading merchant residence. In the 20th century, the building transitioned from private residence to professional offices. From 1960, it was occupied by solicitors, first as penny & Harwood and later as part of Ashfords Llp, which closed its Tiverton base in 2021. It was later acquired by Devonshire Homes for use as its headquarters. Gotham House comprises an impressive Grade II listed former townhouse dating from the early 18th century. Constructed principally of traditional brick beneath a slate roof, the building has a symmetrical and formal Georgian elevation characterised by large timber sash windows with brick arches and a deep moulded cornice at parapet level. The property was originally constructed as a residential townhouse and is now used as office accommodation. It provides approximately 6,050 sq ft (562 sq m) of accommodation arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. A more modern single-storey wing extends to the rear and provides additional open-plan office accommodation. The principal entrance for the current use is approached through the rear car park and opens into an impressive reception hall with waiting area. The hall retains an original open-string timber staircase rising to the first floor, while a secondary...
Marketed by Vickery Holman, Exeter
Vickery Holman, Exeter
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