Part of the Pilgrim Street development, a transformational regeneration project delivering over 750,000 sq.ft of new Grade A offices, a new public square, destination food and beverage offer and a new boutique 5* hotel offering a perfect location for business.
Part of the Pilgrim Street development, a transformational regeneration project delivering over 750,000 sq.ft of new Grade A offices, a new public square, destination food and beverage offer and a new boutique 5* hotel offering a perfect location for business.
Pilgrim Street is undergoing a programme of significant regeneration which is creating a new business and leisure sector of the city with Bank House to the south and the new office hub for HMRC at the northern end of Pilgrim Street. The former Fire Station will also be transformed into a 70 bed 5* boutique Gotham Hotel by Bespoke.
Pilgrim’s Quarter
New 465,000 sq ft HMRC offices. Opening in 2027.
Worswick Chambers
Worswick House is currently being fully refurbished to create a new food and leisure operation extending to 45,500 sq ft with an anticipated opening date of July 2024.
Boutique Hotel
60 bed 5* boutique Hotel by Bespoke with ground floor cafe, bar and restaurant in the refurbished Grade II Listed building due to open 2025.
Quayside
Newcastle Quayside is one of the most renowned waterfronts in the Europe, with major landmarks such as the Tyne Bridge, Sage Gateshead Music Centre, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and The Millennium Bridge all within a short walk of Bank House.
Newcastle is the economic capital of the region with a working-age population of over 1 million people within 30 minutes, and two leading universities in the City Centre. It is also home to National Innovation Centres for both Data and Ageing.
As the UK’s Smartest City, Newcastle has innovation and technology at its heart, galvanised around strong leadership and business partnerships. There’s an investment pipeline of over £1.5bn and a raft of projects that will continue a transformation that’s already underway.
Maps, attractions and getting around
Maps, attractions and getting around
Newcastle benefits from excellent road communications throughout the region and beyond. The A1 and A19 are the main routes providing access to the south. The A69 provides access to communities to the west of the city. Access to the north and Scotland is provided by the A1.
Newcastle is located on the main East Coast line providing direct services around the country from Newcastle Central Station.
| Distance | By road | By rail | |
| Teesside | 42 miles | 50 mins | 1 hr 18 mins |
| Leeds | 97 miles | 1.50 hrs | 1 hr 21 mins |
| Edinburgh | 119 miles | 2.18 hrs | 1 hr 20 mins |
| Glasgow | 153 miles | 2.26 hrs | 2 hrs 35 mins |
| Manchester | 142 miles | 2.38 hrs | 2 hrs 36 mins |
| London | 290 miles | 4.46 hrs | 2 hrs 40 mins |
| Aberdeen | 251 miles | 4.24 hrs | 4 hrs 15 mins |
The tyne & wear metro system provides a fast and efficient public transport system that serves 60 stations and is integrated with other public transport services.
Newcastle International Airport is located approximately 6.5 miles (17 minutes drive time) north west of the city centre.
The airport provides services to over 80 destinations in Europe and beyond.
Demographics
The dramatic reception area with its bespoke reception desk and double height ceiling.
A BREEAM Excellent building designed using a ‘fabric first’ approach to ensure reduced CO2 emissions during the buildings lifecycle.