Summary
| Property Type | Office |
| Tenure | To Let |
| Size | 635 to 13,650 sq ft |
| Rent | Guiding £62.50 per sq ft |
| Business Rates | £18, per sq ft |
| Service Charge | £6 per sq ft |
| EPC Rating | This property has been graded as D (95) |
- Iconic Clerkenwell Warehouse
- High Ceilings and Character Features
- Currently Undergoing Comprehensive Refurbishment
- Exposed Brickwork
- Open-Plan Work Space
About
Built in the 1890s, the building presents an iconic former warehouse originally occupied by William Cubitt & Co operating as a paper-bag manufacturing site. Its previous uses also include a button factory, a printers, and a store for the Post Office. In-keeping with the buildings rich heritage, the available spaces are currently undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment due to complete in September, and the floors have been stripped back to reveal the buildings natural character including the original frame work, brick walls and refurbishment of the wooden floors. In addition, new kitchen facilities will be fitted as well as a new air-conditioning system and lighting. The building benefits from a large ground floor reception with communal seating, bicycle storage for all tenants, as well as showers and wheelchair access.Accommodation
| Floor / Unit | Size | Rent | Business Rates | Service Charge | Availability |
| Ground | 635 sq ft | £39,000 per annum | £18 per sq ft | £6 per sq ft | Available |
| Ground | 4,815 sq ft | £62.50 per sq ft | £18 per sq ft | £6 per sq ft | Available |
| 2nd | 8,200 sq ft | £65 per sq ft | £18 per sq ft | £6 per sq ft | Available |
Location
Located on Northburgh Street , the property benefits from being tucked away just behind the cross junction of Goswell Road and Clerkenwell Road, within the bustling Clerkenwell neighbourhood. It also benefits from the fantastic array of local amenities that Clerkenwell has to offer, including independent coffee shops, traditional British pubs and celebrated London restaurants. This makes the area an obvious choice as a home for tech start-ups, HQ bases and creative companies alike.
Northburgh House also benefits from good local transport links with Farringdon (9 mins walk), Barbican (10 mins walk) and Old Street (12 mins walk) in the near vicinity. Connectivity will further be improved following the arrival of Crossrail in 2018, significantly reducing journey times across Central London.
Further Information
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Specification
Built in the 1890s, the building presents an iconic former warehouse originally occupied by William Cubitt & Co operating as a paper-bag manufacturing site. Its previous uses also include a button factory, a printers, and a store for the Post Office. In-keeping with the buildings rich heritage, the available spaces are currently undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment due to complete in September, and the floors have been stripped back to reveal the buildings natural character including the original frame work, brick walls and refurbishment of the wooden floors. In addition, new kitchen facilities will be fitted as well as a new air-conditioning system and lighting. The building benefits from a large ground floor reception with communal seating, bicycle storage for all tenants, as well as showers and wheelchair access.
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Term
The X2 Ground floor units and the 2nd floor are available, and can be taken either separately or together. New leases available on flexible terms direct from the landlord.
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Viewings
Viewings strictly by appointment with joint agents JLL London Unlimited and Richard Susskind.
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