Constructed in 1874 by renowned architect Timothy Hevey, The Old Throne Hospital is a two storey listed building characteristically high Victorian in the French Gothic style with polychromatic brickwork and buff sandstone banding.

Donnelly O’Neill Architects have sympathetically restored the building to provide around 8,600 sq ft (779 sq m) of modern ground and first floor ‘loft style’ office suites.

Suites 1 & 3 are located within the original listed building and are fitted to include feature lighting, exposed red brick walls, feature minstrel gallery style mezzanine office (suite 3), turret rooms and gas fired central heating.

Suites 5 & 6 are located in the modern annex and fitted to include painted / plastered walls, low energy lighting, raised access floors with carpeted flooring, gas fired heating and air conditioning.

The building benefits from a passenger lift providing full DDA compliance, use of a communal conference / meeting room and dedicated car parking spaces. In addition, each floor has its own kitchen and male / female and disabled WC facilities.