AN OFFICE building located in Liverpool’s Rodney Street is available for sale or let.

The property, at 33a, Rodney Street, has been fully refurbished and comprises 1,063 sq ft of space and comes with seven car parking spaces.

It lies on the northern side of Rodney Street close to its junction with Hardman Street and occupies a set back position from the road with enclosed landscaped courtyard space.

Paul Thorne, of agents Mason Owen, said: “This property offers the unique opportunity to occupy a self- contained, fully refurbished office building within the historic and prestigious Rodney Street area of the city.

“Unlike most premises in the Rodney Street area, this office comes complete with the added bonus of ample on-site car parking.

“Rodney Street is considered to be one of the finest examples of a Georgian street in the country, and has become extremely popular with professional bodies together with medical practitioners.

“Whoever secures this attractive property will not only benefit from locating to high-quality office space, but also the kudos that comes with being situated in one of Liverpool’s most prestigious locations.”

Rental terms for the property are £22,000 a year.

THE Chester Office of Mason Owen has announced the letting of a 2,029 sq ft office space at Chester Business Park.

The letting of Unit 6, in the Office Village, is to Greenhaus, a design company which currently occupies the adjacent unit.

The office space was formerly occupied by retailer Ethel Austin.

Mark Fearnall, head of agency in Chester, said: “This is quality office space in an excellent location, and is ideal for Greenhaus to expand into.

“There is still a market for good- quality, well-located office space.”

Mason Owen has also secured the sale of a 1.1 acre development site on Chapel Lane, in Chirk.

The Plas-y-Waen Site, in Wrexham, North Wales, has been purchased by property developer Mytton Homes.