The Lot

The lot is relatively flat and roughly rectangular in shape comprising of 3,252.3 square meters or 35,009 square feet. The subject lot is in a highly visible location with excellent frontage to the highly trafficked Bruce Street. The location is easily accessible by bus (the Bus Terminus is also on the reclaimed land) or by car. Pedestrian traffic in the area should also be high and would include cruise passengers.

The Building

The building consists of three stories and the construction consists of concrete floors supported by structural steel frame with metal decking and stabilised by diagonal metal bracing and concrete block walls.

The roof consists of a horizontal concrete portion with a bituminous roofing felt covering and a pitched section with metal shingles (architecturally described as a mansard roof). Windows are aluminium framed sash with colonial mountings. Internally the common areas are tiled and access between floors is by stairs, escalator and elevators. The building is equipped with a fire detection system and hose reel fire fighting equipment. In general the fit-out to rental space will be left to the tenants but air-conditioning, ceiling/lighting will be provided throughout. The construction of the building has proven to be relatively energy efficient.

The gross floor area is approximately 40,000 square feet and the rentable area is 26,785 square feet. Currently the ground floor of the building houses predominantly retail space though there are some office spaces including Cable and Wireless and Grenada Electricity Services Limited (Grenlec). The first floor has predominantly retail and the second floor office space only.
Dr. Jan Bosch Building