A city centre office in a former print hall has been put on the rental market.

The space used to house the printers for the Norwich Evening News and Eastern Daily Press.

Prospect House, owned by Alan Boswell, is still home to many Newsquest titles as well as other businesses such as Larking Gowen, Nicholsons Solicitors and McTear, Williams & Wood.

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Eastern Daily Press: Prospect House following its construction sometime in the early 1970sProspect House following its construction sometime in the early 1970s (Image: Newsquest)The space covers 10,000 square feet and comes with double-height ceilings, LED lighting, air conditioning, full access raised floor, 24 car parking spaces and 26 bicycle spaces.

It is being marketed as a 10-year lease by Norwich-based agents Arnolds Keys.

Guy Gowing from Arnolds Keys said: “The new space which has been created in the former print hall at Prospect House is simply stunning, offering spectacular, top-quality Grade A working space. 

“The light-filled, contemporary interior includes newly-fitted toilet and shower facilities and it benefits from a brand-new dedicated entrance and reception area on the building’s south elevation.

“This is one of the most exciting new office spaces to be created in the city for many years and we expect there to be strong interest from potential occupiers wanting to join the thriving business community which now exists in Prospect House.”