Commercial lettings with a considered, practical approach
Offices, retail, industrial and mixed-use space. We help landlords find sound business tenants, agree sensible terms and keep the property working.
Space we let
Offices
Suites, floors and whole buildings, from serviced-style space to traditional leases.
Retail
High-street and parade units, showrooms and food and beverage premises.
Industrial
Workshops, light industrial units, storage and warehouse space.
Mixed-use
Shops with flats above and other mixed buildings, handling both the commercial and residential sides.
What we do for commercial landlords
Every commercial instruction is tailored. We agree the scope with you up front and work alongside your solicitor, surveyor and accountant.
Commercial fees are quoted per instruction. [PLACEHOLDER: Commercial letting / management fee basis]
- Rental appraisal and marketing strategy
- Marketing, enquiries and viewings
- Tenant covenant and financial checks
- Negotiating and agreeing heads of terms
- Liaising with solicitors through to completion of the lease
- Rent and service charge collection
- Ongoing management, inspections and repairs co-ordination
- Rent reviews, lease renewals and lease events diarised
- Minimum energy efficiency (EPC) and safety compliance tracking
A commercial letting, step by step
Appraisal
We inspect, review the space and any existing lease, and advise on rent, terms and target occupiers.
Marketing
Particulars, advertising and direct approaches, with regular updates on interest.
Terms
We vet applicants and negotiate heads of terms: rent, length, breaks, repairs and incentives.
Completion & beyond
We co-ordinate with solicitors to completion, then manage the tenancy if instructed.
Commercial lettings FAQs
Do you give legal advice on commercial leases?
No. We negotiate commercial terms and co-ordinate the process, but the lease itself, and matters such as excluding security of tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, should be handled by your solicitor.
What EPC rating does a commercial property need?
In England and Wales, most non-domestic properties let on qualifying leases must meet the minimum energy efficiency standard (currently an EPC rating of E or better) unless a valid exemption is registered. We’ll flag this at appraisal stage.
Can you manage a building with both shops and flats?
Yes. Mixed-use buildings are common across our area, and we can let and manage both the commercial and the residential parts.
Have commercial space to let?
Tell us about the property and we’ll arrange a free, no-obligation appraisal.