Refurbished CAT A Offices to Let in Fitzrovia
Summary
- Terraced area
- Refurbished entrance hall and common parts
- Excellent natural light
- New kitchen
- LED lighting
- Demised WCs & shower
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Name | sq ft | Rent (sq ft) | Rates Payable (sq ft) | Service charge | Total /sq ft | Availability |
| 4th | 656 | £75 | £24.76 | £14 /sq ft | £113.76 | Available |
| 5th | 1,546 | £75 | £18.72 | £14 /sq ft | £107.72 | Available |
| Total | 2,202 | £150 | £43.48 | 221.48 |
Location
The building is located on the East side of the street, close to its junction with Goodge Street. Transport links are excellent, with Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Road and Warren Street stations all within walking distance providing access to the entire underground network and the new Elizabeth line. The area also benefits from many restaurants and hotels and international retailers on Oxford Street.
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Mainline Stations
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Euston13 mins
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Charing Cross17 mins
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King's Cross20 mins
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St Pancras20 mins
Underground Station
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Goodge Street3 mins
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Tottenham Court Road5 mins
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Oxford Circus6 mins
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Warren Street8 mins
Further Information
Rent £75 per sq ft
Rates Payable £18.72 per sq ft
Service Charge £14 per sq ft
Estate Charge n/a
EPC Rating This property has been graded as B
Description
The property is an attractive mansion type period building with modern offices behind the facade. The available floors and the common parts have recently been refurbished to a high standard. The building benefits from air conditioning and LED lighting throughout as well as a good sized passenger lift and entrance hall.
Both floors include demised WCs, kitchen facilities and excellent natural light. The 5th floor also includes two open plan office spaces, board room, and access to a terraced area.
The landlord is currently undertaking a feasibility study to consider the implementation for a furnished CAT A+ solution, POA.
Terms
A new 3 to 5 year lease is available directly from the freeholder
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