Compton Courtyard, 40 Compton Street, London, EC1V 0BD

Description
Compton Courtyard is a converted warehouse building with a rich history. Its location and facilities make it the perfect place for a variety of occupiers. A stylish building with state-of-the-art facilities complementing the property’s unique character and history, the eponymous courtyard has recently been refurbished to a create a stunning yet secluded outdoor space for tenants and their guests.

On offer is a stunning, fully-fitted office unit comprising newly installed furniture and design-led implementations to add vibrancy to the natural characteristics of a unique Clerkenwell warehouse conversion.

The self-contained ground floor office demise totals 1,894 sq ft and provides 18 x desks, 1 x meeting room, breakout/collaboration areas, demised kitchen and WC facilities. The available unit will offer an incoming occupier with a new HQ to be proud of possessing an abundance of character, natural light and stylistic design.

Location
Compton Courtyard was built in 1859 by the timber merchant W. Filham. During its history it has served as a base for an illustrious group of tenants, including shoe manufacturers, engravers and printers.