Pride Court, 80-82 White Lion Street, N1
Size
14,074
Tenure
Freehold
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- Primary use
- Traditional office
- Other use(s)
- Mixed use
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Key features
- Mixed-Use Freehold Investment
- Prime Angel Location
- 14,074 sq ft NIA / 16,958 sq ft GIA
- 12,450 Sq Ft of Office Space and 2x Residential Flats
- Currently generating a total income of £221,235 p.a.
- Highly Reversionary Passing Rent of £17.52 psf
- Short WAULT Providing Refurbishment Opportunities
- Potential for Full Redevelopment STPP
- Rare Benefit of 6 Gated Parking Spaces
Description
Freehold Office in Prime Angel Location with Significant Asset Management Potential
Location
Located in the heart of Angel, at the intersection of Angel and King's Cross - two of London's most compelling commercial and residential markets.
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Pride Court, 80-82 White Lion Street, N1
About Lambert Smith Hampton, London
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