Closomat takes Sale space

The bathroom products manufacturer has signed for 6,500 sq ft at £24/sq ft following a refurbishment of the fourth floor space.

Savills represented landlord Jackson House Investments on the deal, which saw the landlord undertake an exposed services revamp for the incoming tenant.

Jackson House was traded for £14.5m in October last year, having been put on the market six months previously.

Weighing in at 125,000 sq ft, it is known for having the largest floorplates in the south Manchester office market. Former owner CEG, which held the block from 2010, had carried out a £6.5m refurb in 2021.

Savills said that the Closomat deal follows on from recent transactions to tenants including Close Brothers, HT Finance, BPD and Light Rx.

With more than 42,000 sq ft let within the building over the past 12 months, the remaining space consists of small, fitted suites for eight people, up to larger suites of 14,000 sq ft.

Richard Lowe, director in Savills’ Manchester office agency team, said: “This transaction is a great example of how a proactive landlord working with a high-quality tenant can achieve a successful and efficient outcome for both parties.”

Peter Buckles, consulting asset manager on behalf of Jackson House Investments, adds: “This is fantastic news for Jackson House. Closomat is a well-established and respected brand, making it an excellent addition to the building’s tenant community.

“This summer the landlord is due to start another large ‘exposed services’ Cat-A fit in Jackson House, bringing more high-quality office space to the South Manchester A56 corridor.”

Closomat represented itself, while Canning O’Neill and Lambert Smith Hampton are joint agents alongside Savills on Jackson House.

Jackson House Investments was incorporated in summer 2025, with three directors listed: Alexander Amir Zolghadriha, Ali Zolghadriha, and Rebecca Soraya Zolghadriha.