Stirling Ackroyd, Commercial

Piano Workshop, 34 Cremer Street, London, E2 8HD

Offer in excess of

£2,500,000

Size

4,534

Tenure

Freehold

EPC

Parking

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Primary use
Traditional office
Capacity
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Desks
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Key features

  • Modern lighting throughout
  • 300 sq ft private terrace
  • Air conditioning
  • Fibre in situ
  • Shower in situ
  • Impressive natural daylight throughout
  • Self-contained building with private courtyard
  • Secure bike parking inside newly refurbished bike shed

Description

Description
Piano workshop comprises 4,534 sqft of newly refurbished CAT A office space over ground and first floors. The interior space is thoughtfully arranged over two interconnected floors, each featuring regular, uniform floor plates that offer flexibility for various layouts and uses. The building’s exterior boasts a striking glazed frontage, which enhances its aesthetic appeal while allowing natural light to flood the interior spaces. The crittall-style windows add a touch of industrial elegance, complementing the overall modern design.

To the rear of the building, double doors open onto a private patio area that spans approximately 300sqft. This outdoor space provides a perfect setting for relaxation, informal meetings, or social gatherings, offering a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of the work environment. Additionally, there is bike storage/a storage shed on site. Newly refurbished self-contained HQ building in the heart of Hoxton. Suitable for owner occupiers & investors.

Location
Piano Workshop is conveniently located just a two minute walk from Hoxton Overground Station. This prime location offers easy access to both Old Street and Liverpool Street station. Hoxton has fast become one of London’s most diverse and fashionable commercial districts. Known for its iconic mixture of original Victorian warehouses, modern developments and unique leisure and amenity offerings, this vibrant area is particularly popular
among individuals in the fashion industry and other creative professions. It boasts an abundance of independent coffee shops, and restaurants, catering to a diverse and discerning clientele.

Viewings
Strictly via Stirling Ackroyd or joint agent Compton

Terms
New 999 year lease

Specifications
Self-contained building with private courtyard
300 sq ft private terrace
Impressive natural daylight throughout
Air conditioning
Fibre in situ
Modern lighting throughout
Shower in situ
Secure bike parking inside newly refurbished bike shed
Stirling Ackroyd, Commercial

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Piano Workshop, 34 Cremer Street, London, E2 8HD

NEAREST STATIONS

London Overground

Hoxton Station

0.09 miles

London Overground

Shoreditch High Street Station

0.51 miles

National Rail
London Underground

Old Street Station

0.61 miles

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