42-43, Bedford Row, London, WC1R 4LL
Size
6,875
Tenure
Leasehold
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- Primary use
- Traditional office
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Key features
- Prime Midtown Location
- 500m from Chancery Lane and Holborn stations
- Immediate full vacant possession
- Long leasehold
- Air conditioning
- Newly refurbished
- Ground floor conference room
Description
The property was originally building by Nicholas Barbon in 1693. It comprises two Grade II listed interconnected brick terrace buildings with wood sash windows. The property can be accessed via 2 ornate wood carved doorways from Bedford Row.
It provides 6,874 sq ft (638.7 sq m) of Class E offices arranged over lower ground, ground and 3 upper floors, accessed via 2 main staircases. The property benefits from excellent levels of natural light across all floors.
Location
The property is located on the western side of Bedford Row, close to the junction with Sandland St and a short walk from High Holborn in London's midtown.
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- Use class
- E
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- Tenure
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42-43, Bedford Row, London, WC1R 4LL
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