The Ground Floor

About the Industrial Unit at Cadena House

This is the beating heart of the building: a full 5,000 sq ft of raw, high-volume warehouse space that still carries the soul of its 1930s origins, when the scent of fresh cakes drifted out across Brislington every morning to supply the famous Cadena Café on Wine Street. Today, those same steel columns and concrete floors have been stripped back, refreshed and transformed into one of the most characterful and efficient industrial units on the Bristol-Bath corridor.

You’re greeted by an impressive 4-metre clear height, exposed steelwork and abundant natural daylight streaming through a continuous run of high-level clerestory windows along both long elevations. Two full-height roller-shutter loading doors open straight onto dedicated parking and turning space, making deliveries and collections genuinely effortless.

The layout is ready to go: a self-contained office pod with six desks, power, data and heating, plus two fully-fitted WCs and a tea-point to keep everything simple and functional. The vast open floorplate is perfect for production, e-commerce fulfilment, photography, fitness, creative workshop or any high-impact use that needs room to breathe.

Everything benefits from the same high-performance envelope that gives Cadena House its EPC A rating and 97 rooftop solar panels: superb insulation, low running costs and a properly sustainable footprint come built-in. Positioned on Flowers Hill in Brislington, you’re minutes from the A4, ten from central Bristol, fifteen from Bath, and surrounded by great food options and a real community vibe.

Industrial heritage with modern efficiency and the best loading access in its class – the ground floor at Cadena House is ready to take your operation to the next level.