20-21, 22 Southampton Place, 46-47 Bloomsbury Square WC1A

- All three properties are vacant and partially stripped out, presenting an opportunity for refurbishment, enhancement and potential repositioning, subject to the necessary planning consents.
- Once refurbished, the properties could be re-let, re-sold or owner occupied within their existing use class or be considered for a range of alternative uses including Commercial (Class E) and Residential (Use Class C3).
- The properties have a positive pre-application for conversion into residential, each building may be of interest to residential developers, with potential to convert and reposition the space into flats or townhouses, subject to planning.
- 20-21 Southampton Place: Grade II* Listed, comprising a NIA of 4,706 sq ft (437.1 sq m) and a GIA of 7,335 sq ft (681.5 sq m). Current use class F1(a).
- 22 Southampton Place: Grade II* Listed, comprising a NIA of 3,574 sq ft (332.1 sq m) and a GIA of 5,079 sq ft (471.8 sq m). Current use class E.
- 46-47 Bloomsbury Square: Grade II Listed, comprising a NIA of 4,996 sq ft (464.3 sq m) and a GIA of 6,983 sq ft (648.9 sq m). Current use class F1(a).
- This totals a NIA of 13,276 sq ft (1,223 sq m) and a GIA of 19,397 sq ft (1,802 sq m).

Southampton Place and Bloomsbury Square are historic streets in the heart of Bloomsbury, a well-established Central London district known for its Georgian architecture, garden squares, and rich cultural and academic heritage. The Properties occupy a prominent position overlooking Bloomsbury Square. The Properties are within easy reach of
the West End, Covent Garden, Soho and the City of London. Bloomsbury is home to renowned institutions including The British Museum, University College London and the London School of Economics, while nearby open spaces include Bloomsbury Square Garden, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Red Lion Square and Russell Square.The area offers a wide range of amenities, including restaurants, cafés, hotels, retail and leisure facilities, and attracts occupiers from the legal, technology, education and creative sectors. Ongoing investment and regeneration projects, including improvements to Sicilian Avenue, Victoria House and the public realm, continue to enhance Bloomsbury’s appeal as a prime location for occupiers, investors and residents.