Prime Mixed-Use Fitzrovia Property

 

Summary

  • Freehold building totalling approximately 4,029 sq ft / 374.3 sq m GIA across lower ground to fourth floors.
  • Lower ground and basement recently occupied by an art gallery; presented in immediately lettable condition.
  • First and second floors (E-Use Class) have been vacant for c.8 years; require modernisation and offer strong potential for residential conversion (STPP).
  • Third and fourth floors comprise a large residential duplex apartment with rare private terraces on both levels; would benefit from light refurbishment.
  • The building is offered with full vacant possession.

Accommodation

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

Namesq ftsq mAvailability
Lower Ground - E - use Class 954 88.63 Available
Ground - E-Use Class 728 67.63 Available
1st - E-Use Class 733 68.10 Available
2nd - E-Use Class 619 57.51 Available
3rd 555 51.56 Available
4th 438 40.69 Available
Total4,027374.12
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Location

89 Charlotte Street sits in one of the West End’s most desirable and vibrant dining quarters. Running parallel to Tottenham Court Road and connecting Rathbone Place with Fitzroy Street, it lies in the heart of lively Fitzrovia. Renowned for its excellent transport links, Fitzrovia retains a village-like charm that appeals to a wide range of businesses, residents, and visitors. The area offers a wealth of amenities, including a diverse selection of acclaimed restaurants such as Roka, Mere and Pied à Terre alongside a variety of independent coffee shops and lively bars. The hotel selection near Charlotte Street is among the finest in London, with The Sanderson, The Grafton Hotel, and the Charlotte Street Hotel all just a short walk away.

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Further Information

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry


Description

The building comprises c.4,029 sqft / 374.3 sqm GIA between lower ground and fourth floors. The lower ground and basement are in immediately lettable condition, having been recently occupied by an art gallery. The first and second floors are vacant E-Use Class floors which have been unoccupied for c.8 years. They require modernisation and have strong potential for conversion into residential use (STPP). The third and fourth floors comprise a substantial residential duplex apartment with rare private terraces on each floor. The residential element would benefit from light refurbishment. The entire Freehold building is offered with the benefit of vacant possession.