Clifton are thrilled to announce they have acquired Hanover House (47 Corn Street) Bristol on behalf of Rengen Developments.
The prominent Grade II listed building comprises c 10,000 sq ft over basement ground and three upper floors. The ground and basement are operated as a cocktail bar, let to Dirty Martini with offices above.
The property was constructed as a banking hall for London & South Western Bank in the late 1800s when Corn Street was the heart of the city’s banking district. The location is now Bristol’s core leisure location with nearby occupiers inc Bristol Harbour Hotel, Flight Club, The London Cocktail Club, Blame Gloria and San Carlo. The final banking hall closed its doors in 2021 due to be re-opened soon as ‘Carousel Cocktail and Arcade Bar’.
Hollie Ruddle commented:
“Darren and I worked together for many years, and it was great to do a deal together back on home turf! Everyone is feeling the pressures of the current economic climate but this acquisition will further enhance a location which has now become the heart of the city’s leisure market. Clifton are Rengen are actively looking for other city centre assets for redevelopment, please get in touch to discuss any potential opportunities.”
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