63 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4N 4UA
£72.50 per sq ft
Business rates & charges may apply
- SIZE AVAILABLE
7,291 sq ft
677 sq m
- SECTOR
Office to lease
Lease details
- Lease available date:
- Now
- Lease type:
- Long term
Key features
- New design-led Catergory B fit out
- 42 x Fixed desks
- 3 x Meeting rooms
- 2 x Phone booths
- Newly configured reception
- New VRF air conditoning
- Showers and Cycle Storage
- Fibre Connectivity / Backbone
Description
The 5th floor, which sits at the top of the building, will be delivered with a new ‘ready to work’ fit out, designed with collaboration and creativity in mind. The floor will benefit from a new VRF air conditioning system, providing ‘all-electric’ energy efficiency.
63QVS sits equidistant between the Bank of England and St Paul’s Cathedral, in the heart of the City of London. The building is surrounded by an abundance of restaurants, shops and cafés, with Bloomberg Arcade, One New Change precinct and Bow Lane all on the doorstep.
Transport connectivity couldn’t be better, as the building sits atop an underground station (Mansion House), whilst Bank, Cannon Street and St Paul’s are all within 5 minutes walk.
Brochures
63 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4N 4UA
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Mansion House Station0.0 miles
- Cannon Street Station0.2 miles
- Bank Station0.2 miles
Notes
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