26-28 High Street

It was purpose built in 1924 for the National Provincial, in the golden age of banking architecture with a neo-Georgian theme, in the style of Sir Christopher Wren. The building’s symmetrical exterior incorporates elegantwhite stonework which contrasts the red brick, offering a prominent entrance with large feature windows that lead up towards ornamental stonework on the parapet roof. There is a self-contained ATM room with external only access let separately to RBS. The interior of the building exudes period features, including chequered slate and marble tiles, wood panelling and parquet flooring. Plaster cornice and coving in the old banking hall and managers office highlight the nineteen feet high ceiling. A sympathetic extension has internal balconies overlooking the ground floor area with a further glass and steel mezzanine floor adding space, whilst retaining the open feel. Huge windows to three sides of the building flood the space with natural daylight, whilst stairs lead to the former banks vault with original door housing Decimal (10) and Stirling (18) person meeting rooms and drinks station.

Occupying a prominent corner position at the junction of the High Street and Swan Street, this distinctive former bank provides an inspiring and highly visible place to work in the heart of Warwick. Its character, central location and proximity to the town’s shops, cafés and amenities create an attractive working environment for both employees and visitors.A rare feature for such a central property is the private gated area to the rear. Accessed from Swan Street, it is ideal for deliveries or could be transformed into a welcoming customer-facing outdoor space with direct access from the building. The property also benefits from excellent connectivity. Warwick and Warwick Parkway stations provide direct services to London Marylebone in as little as 1 hour 15 minutes and Birmingham in approximately 30 minutes. Birmingham Airport, the NEC and Birmingham International Station are within easy driving distance.Fourteen public car parks serve the town centre, while Warwick Bus Station is just a three-minute walk away, with routes connecting the University of Warwick, Kenilworth, Leamington Spa, Coventry and surrounding villages. This combination of character, convenience and connectivity makes the building an exceptional base for a modern business