Office space in the heart of Soho's entertainment district
Summary
- Lift Access
- Outdoor Terrace on 4th Floor
- Undergoing Comprehensive Refurbishment
- Adjacent to Leicester Square
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
| 1st | 2,560 | 237.83 | Available |
| 2nd | 2,521 | 234.21 | Available |
| 3rd | 2,303 | 213.96 | Available |
| 4th | 1,636 | 151.99 | Available |
| Total | 9,020 | 837.99 |
Location
Charles House is located at the corner of Leicester Place and Lisle Street, in Chinatown, just to the north of Leicester Square in Central London. Leicester Square represents the centre of London's entertainment district and the area subsequently benefits from high footfall and media attention.
The property benefits from excellent transport connectivity with a number of London Underground Stations situated in proximity. Most notably, Leicester Square is situated within a two-minute walk, and Tottenham Court Road within a ten-minute walk. These two stations provide efficient access to the Piccadilly, Northern, Central and Elizabeth lines.
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Mainline Stations
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Charing Cross6 mins
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Waterloo18 mins
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Waterloo East20 mins
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Blackfriars22 mins
Underground Station
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Leicester Square2 mins
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Piccadilly Circus4 mins
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Covent Garden5 mins
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Charing Cross6 mins
Further Information
Description
Charles House occupies a prominent corner plot in Soho's Chinatown district, just north of the iconic Leicester Square.
The property was originally constructed in 1962, and provides accommodation across first to fourth floors. Each floorplate is approximately 2,500 sq. ft, aside from the fourth floor which is slightly smaller to accommodate an outdoor terrace. The total NIA is 9,020 sq. ft which can be taken as a whole or by floor.
Charles House is currently subject to a comprehensive refurbishment that will provide Grade A office accommodation. All uses within Class E will be considered alongside Educational and Community Uses.
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