109 Devonshire Road, Chiswick, London, W4

The property comprises a modern vehicle showroom previously occupied by Tesla. It is principally of brick construction, incorporating
extensive glazing to the ground floor showroom.
Similar glazing is installed at first floor level, behind
which is an expansive digital advertising hoarding.
The digital screen is 35m long by 3m high, with an
aspect ratio (resolution) of 2,880 x 240. The screen
offer exceptional business promotion opportunities.
Internally, the showroom is spacious, with room
for the display of at least 12 cars, flanked by glazed
partitioned offices in addition to a reception and
ancillary WCs and storage area. The accommodation
is fitted to an extremely high standard throughout,
with painted plastered walls, tiled flooring and
spotlighting.
The first floor space is finished to a similar standard
and is accessed via a glass stairway and also a
passenger lift. The first floor comprises further
glazed partitioned offices together with lounge
areas. There is also a fully fitted cinema room. In the
central core of the first floor is a circular void area
which provides a viewing gallery over the showroom
/ reception area.
At basement level is a car park with room for
approximately 20 vehicles. Access to the basement
is via an automatic roller door off Devonshire Road.
At second floor level is a small plant room and
storage area.
Externally, at the front of the site, immediately to the
west of the building, is a small brick paved display
forecourt. This area is prominently visible from the
A4 and is bordered by attractive landscaping.

A unique showroom development, the property
benefits from an exceptionally prominent
position, fronting and immediately to the north
of Hogarth Roundabout. The roundabout is
one of the most well-known road junctions in
London, forming the intersection of the A316
Great Chertsey Road and A4 Great West Road.
The A4 in particular is an extremely busy arterial
route, carrying high volumes of traffic between
Central London and its western suburbs,
together with traffic from Heathrow Airport and
other conurbations to the north and west of the
Capital, via the M4.
Development in the surroundings comprises
a mixture of high value residential and
commercial buildings, including most notably the
Fuller's Brewery, which fronts Hogarth
Roundabout and occupies a large site between
the A4 and the River Thames.
Further west on the A4 are a series of iconic
HQ facilities, including the GSK building,
whilst the road has also become increasingly
associated with high profile motor retailing.
There are flagship developments for Audi,
Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, VW, Kia and Peugeot,
amongst others.
This is an excellent location for motor
retailing and other showroom uses, or indeed
for commercial occupiers seeking to benefit
from the exceptional visibility afforded
to the property.
Whilst the property is of modern construction,
reconfiguration, enlargement (incorporating
additional floors) or complete redevelopment
may be viable, subject to developing a suitable
scheme and obtaining the necessary
planning consents.