Hargreaves Lansdown takes additional space at Bristol HQ

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Simon Creasey
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Investment and savings platform Hargreaves Lansdown has signed for an additional 26,303 sq ft at the Welcome Building in Bristol, expanding its footprint in the building to 116,665 sq ft.

The firm, which was founded in Bristol more than 40 years ago, took 90,362 sq ft across three floors in 2025 for its new headquarters.

The 207,000 sq ft Welcome Building was delivered by a joint venture between EPISO 5, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners, and Trammell Crow Company.

Gary Logan, chief operating officer at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “As a business founded in Bristol more than 40 years ago, we’re proud to continue investing in the city through our new headquarters at Welcome Building. The building’s great location, excellent transport links, high quality, sustainable workspace and strong ESG credentials provide an exceptional environment for our team and support the next stage of our growth.”

Toby Pentecost, senior vice president and head of UK offices at Trammell Crow Company, added: “We’re delighted that Hargreaves Lansdown has chosen to take the fifth floor at our multi-award-winning Welcome Building. Having the confidence of such a renowned British and Bristol-based business reinforces our early decision to create a workplace that would set the bar for the city in terms of its sustainability, wellbeing focus, flexibility and workplace experience.”

James Brodie, managing director at Tristan Capital Partners, said: “Welcome Building is now almost fully let and has earned recognition for its design excellence, occupier experience, community creation, ESG credentials and wellbeing focus. It has firmly established itself as one of the UK’s leading office developments. Hargreaves Lansdown’s decision to expand its footprint is a strong endorsement of the building’s quality and the environment it provides for businesses to grow and thrive.”

Alder King and Knight Frank are the joint leasing agents for the Welcome Building. Newsteer represented Hargreaves Lansdown.

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