First Floor, Wells Street, City Of Westminster, London

Built in 1869, No. 70-71 Wells Street originally started life as a school for the local church, before turning into a haberdashery (1925), a photography studio (1970), and now an office building (2018). The three-storey, Tudor-style architecture is a fantastic display of mid-Victorian craftsmanship. The building has benefitted from a recent refurbishment, which gives the airy internal atrium a touch of sophistication, whilst retaining enough original features to give occupants a tasteful reminder of its past. Previous recent occupants have included a PR firm, creative agency, film production company, recycling company and an embroidery school.

The space available is the impressive former hall of the original school, situated on the top floor and benefitting from excellent natural daylight, triple height vaulted ceilings, wonderful period features and various mod-cons including a dedicated 10GB fibre line and air-conditioning. The space is 1800 square feet (NIA) and consists of a main office area, private toilets, a private kitchen area, two large meeting rooms and one smaller meeting room. There is also a pleasant balcony looking into the internal atrium of the building.