Saggar House
A charming old double-gabled two-storey brick building, Saggar House was among the first buildings to extend to the eastern side of the porcelain works. Today it offers a superb setting for a modern office environment with allocated parking.
Although the name refers to the clay box into which delicate ceramic objects are placed to protect them in the kiln during firing, Saggar House was built as a warehouse where finished ceramics were stored, around 1870.
Significantly extended in the 20th century, the building will be sensitively refurbished and extended to provide 4,650 sq ft (432 sq m) of space with views over the canal. A stylish, contemporary glazed entrance feature reflects the modern, high specification within, while the building's floor layout allows ample flexibility.
Specification
- Many existing and unusual period features retained
- High quality finishes throughout
- Comfort cooling
- Full access raised floor
- Intelligent lighting, designed to assist in achieving LG7 compliance
- Impressive entrance and reception
- Passenger lift
- WC and shower facilities
- Car parking
Floor Areas
Ground Floor Office Area
2,314 sq ft 215 sq m
First Floor Office Area
2,335 sq ft 217 sq m
Total Net Internal Area
4,650 sq ft 432 sq m
Layouts shown here are for approximate measurements only. They are not necessarily shown to scale. Exact layout and sizes of floorplan may vary. All measurements may vary within 5%.
