The Griffin Centre, Unit 7 - (1st Floor & Mezzanine)
Kingston, London, KT1 1JT
2,092 sq ft Enquire NowTo Let-£21.51psf
Grade II listed building in the Griffin Centre
Direct access to Charter Quay and the Thames riverside promenade
Summary
- High-end bar and restaurant premises
- Dedicated ground-floor reception entrance
- Impressive dining area
- Additional mezzanine-level space
- Commercial kitchen at first-floor level
- Dedicated food lift
- Former Griffin Inn Assembly Rooms
- Established leisure and hospitality destination
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
| 1st - Mezzanine | 2,092 | 194.35 | Available |
| Total | 2,092 | 194.35 |
Location
The Griffin Centre is a Grade II listed building which was historically used as a coaching inn and has been transformed into a shopping arcade situated directly off Kingston’s ancient market square making it the third largest shopping centre in greater London with an estimated 1.4 million sq ft of retail space.
The Griffin Centre faces the junction of the High Street and Eden Street with pedestrian access leading to Charter Quay and the Thames riverside walk.
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Mainline Stations
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Kingston7 mins
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Hampton Wick9 mins
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Norbiton20 mins
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Surbiton22 mins
Underground Station
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Kingston7 mins
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Hampton Wick9 mins
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Norbiton19 mins
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Surbiton22 mins
Further Information
Rent £45,000 per annum
Rates Payable £11,527 per annum
Service Charge TBC
EPC Rating This property has been graded as C
Description
Unit 7 (First & Mezzanine Floors) comprises the former Griffin Inn Assembly Rooms, which have been converted into a high-end bar and restaurant premises, accessed via a dedicated ground-floor reception entrance.
The accommodation is principally arranged over the first floor, incorporating an impressive dining area with additional mezzanine-level space. The commercial kitchen is situated at first-floor level and benefits from a dedicated food lift, providing convenient service between the kitchen and dining areas.
The premises form part of the established Griffin Centre, with nearby occupiers including Mimosa Coffee Shop, Poor Boys restaurant and The Rose Theatre, contributing to a vibrant and well-established leisure and hospitality destination.
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