We very much look forward to a beneficial relationship as we look to invest further and adapt the building to meet current needs.” Marc Dixon said of the new venture: “This is a good partnership with Caffe Ginevra: they are a growing company that are well suited to the fabric of the building. Read more: 10 best things to do in Newcastle whether you're a Geordie or a visitorĪlderman Fenwick’s House - which takes its name from a former Mayor of Newcastle - is in the midst of a multi-million-pound regeneration since being bought in 2020 by business space supplier Central Space, which itself has moved into the building while the company's directors Marc and Anthony Dixon focus upon its continued upgrading to provide high-specification offices for other tenants while maintaining its historic character.Īnthony Finn, right, with Marc Dixon (Image: MHW PR) The partnership with the local coffee specialist means that passers-by can now indulge in its trademark Sicilian-style coffee, home-made ices and freshly-made cannoli served from the new cafe in the property, which in the past has been open to the public only during the likes of Heritage Open Days.
The building, which dates from 1670 and once hosted Charles Dickens, has teamed up with Caffe Ginevra to open a new outlet selling Italian treats. One of Newcastle's oldest buildings is embracing a whole new lifestyle as it joins the city centre's cafe culture scene.Īlderman Fenwick’s House, in Pilgrim Street, is now open for coffees and luxury ice creams while it undergoes a major transformation which will expand its role in the city.
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