Gryta 2B

Gryta 2B is a distinctive commercial space in Trondheim, originally built in 1918 and later internally renovated into modern office premises. The spaces appear bright and pleasant with large windows, good ceiling height, and a consistent standard, and the property has both garage/parking spaces and designated bicycle parking for tenants.

Historic property with character and identity

The building at Gryta 2B was originally part of the municipal slaughterhouse from 1918 and has later housed NTNU's research station. This history is reflected in the architectural design, with classic facade details, arched windows, and a prominent roof volume that gives the property a distinct identity. At the same time, the building has been upgraded to a functional commercial space for office use, allowing tenants to enjoy a combination of historic charm and modern usability.

Bright and efficient office space

In 2007, the building was thoroughly renovated internally and adapted for office activities. The large window areas provide ample natural light into the premises, and the good ceiling height contributes to a spacious and open atmosphere. This creates flexible work areas that are well-suited for businesses looking for representative office spaces with a good sense of space. The commercial space has an energy rating of C, which provides a good basis for efficient operation and a comfortable indoor climate.

Practical facilities for employees and visitors

The property offers good parking options with a garage/parking space right by the entrance, making access easy for both employees and visitors. Additionally, it is equipped for bicycle parking, making it attractive for cycling commuters. Overall, this provides a functional and user-friendly commercial space for rent, with qualities that support an efficient and modern office environment.