Trampolines and segway tracks make for unique office
An unusual licence for alterations was required to fulfil PKF Cooper Parry’s planned new office move – enabling unique office features to become a reality.
“It’s not unusual to deal with a licence for alterations in terms of a new lease but this transaction required a more unique licence – certainly not one we come across very often,” said Paul Hinchliffe, solicitor and commercial property law specialist at Nelsons Solicitors, which acted for the accountancy firm on the deal.
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