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46 Hertford Street, Mayfair W1 TITLE 46 HERTFORD STREET, MAYFAIR W1 1 TITLE THE BUILDING INVESTMENT SUMMARY – A prime freehold opportunity in the heart of Mayfair – Close to Park Lane, Curzon Street and Shepherd Market – Grade II listed historic building dating back to late 18th Century – Total of 4,907 sq ft NIA and 6388.16 sq ft GIA over lower ground, ground and four upper floors – Office use throughout with the benefit of residential planning permission – Consent exists for the creation of four flats above ground and with office use on ground and lower ground floors – Offered with full vacant possession – Opportunity for an owner occupier or investor to create a bespoke building to suit their own taste and style 01 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THE NEIGHBOURHOOD REGENT’S PARK PADDINGTON MARYLEBONE MARBLE ARCH A LUXURY LOCATION GROSVENOR SQUARE REGENT STREET BERKELEY SQUARE OLD BOND STREET THE DORCHESTER On your doorstep Mayfair boasts the largest concentration SHEPHERD MARKET of globally renowned restaurants, private HYDE PARK clubs and hotels in the UK, as such, this has endorsed Mayfair as the recognised home and preferred location for various global conglomerates, internationally recognised GREEN PARK STATION Family offices and embassies throughout Europe. In turn the area is synonymously linked with some of the worlds most luxurious and famous stores, fashion brands, art gallery’s, jewellers and haute couture HYDE PARK CORNER houses. This has been the case for the last GREEN PARK century and has ensured that Mayfair is firmly cemented as one the foremost luxury destinations in the world. Shepherd Market 2 minute walk Green Park 4 minute walk BUCKINGHAM PALACE GARDENS Green Park Station 6 minute walk Hyde Park Corner 8 minute walk BUCKINGHAM PALACE 02 03 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THE NEIGHBOURHOOD NOTABLE RESIDENTS MOUNT STREET BOND STREET Mount Street has in recent years Located in the heart of Mayfair, over undergone a complete revitalisation, 150 luxury global brands are based on which coincided with the refurbishment Bond Street, including Louis Vuitton, of The Connaught Hotel, lying at its Dior, Ralph Laurent, Graff Channel, heart. This in turn created a fashion Tiffany, Cartier, Burberry amongst magnet to some of the worlds luxury various others. brands and restaurants. Mount and The street is recognised as one of the South Audley Street, which lie adjacent most prestigious shopping street in the to each other, is now home to fashion world with a mix of both the finest brands such as, Celine, Balenciaga, fashion designers as well as the finest Christopher Kane, Christian Louboutin, and most prestigious jewellers. Together Creed as well as restaurants and clubs with Oxford Street and Regent Street, such as Scotts, George Club and Harry’s Bond Street is the most vibrant retailing Bar. More of a luxury village in the heart environment in Europe attracting over of Mayfair, Mount Street with amenities 200 million visitors per year to suit both tourists and its local residents. BURLINGTON ARCADE SHEPHERD MARKET A world famous shopping arcade, First established as a market in the mid created in 1819 and regularly seeing close 1700’s, Shepherds Market is still a mix to 4 million per year passing through its of open squares and small alleys located arches.Hosting various luxury brands within the throroughfares of Park Lane, such as Chanel, Bell & Ross, Frederic Picadilly and Curzon Street. Hosting Malle, Manolo Blahnik. The arcade has some bespoke retailers and individually also become equally well known for the renowned restaurants and pubs. The place to buy vintage watches, wit Omega, latest addition has also become one of Watch Club, David Duggan amongst London’s most exclusive members clubs, other well known dealers. Often serving 5 Hertford Street, created by Robin Birley, tourists crossing from Bond Street to whos father Mark, was responsible for Piccadilly it remains one of London’s London’s other famous members clubs, most recognised shopping arcades. such as Annabel’s. 04 05 05 REGENT STREET THE NEIGHBOURHOOD GROSVENOR STREET 11 GROSVENOR GROSVENOR STREET SQUARE DAVIES STREET NEW BOND ST OLD BURLINGTON STREET SAVILE ROW BOURDON STREET CLIFFORD STREET MOUNT ROW BOURDON PLACE E N 09 A CORK STREE SOUTH AUDLEY STREET BRUTON STREET UPPER GROSVENOR STREET 01 L 02 N O T NEW BOND 06 U ADAM’S ROW R SACKVILLE STREET B T A COSMOPOLITAN BERKELEY SQUAR S 13 GRAFT T REEVES MEWS MOUNT STREET R EE 14 T ROYAL BERKELEY O PARK STREET 10 N ACADEMY SQUARE ST BUSINESS HUB B OF ARTS E GARDENS R E 11 K ALBEMARLE ST BAL EL O MOUNT STREET FARM STREET 08 EY L FO MOUNT ST HAY’S MEWS S D BOND STREET HAY HILL LOCAL OCCUPIERS HOTELS UR PLAC QU REX PLAC GARDENS A RE EET HIL STREET 01. Phillps 01. The Dorchester WAV 12 CHESTERFIELD HILL 02. 02. E Lazard & Co Grosvenor House E STAFFORD STR RTON S DOVER STREET E 10 SOUTH STREET 03.Bain Capital 03.The Hilton on Park Lane HAY’S MEWS DU 05 Y T L KE IL 04.Glencore 04. The Lanesborough PARK LAN CHARLES STREET D ST 04 CA B C E I 05. 05. DEANERY STREET 05 R P Moore Europe Capital Claridges S K 07 T 02 E REET E L 09 R E Q A Y 06.Manchester United 06.The Connaught T T 09 U E T SOUTH AUDLEY STREET E S EEN S O T JERMYN ST R N R T BURY 07. 07. C BOLTON STREET E Gulf International Bank The Ritz S E H 03 T N ESTERF 05 TREET O P Z 06 S STREET A ST 03 08 02 06 R T 08.Seven Energy 08.The Athenaeum R U R GREEN PARK K TILNEY C E 07 01 E L T A I CLARGES STREET ST JAMES’S STREET 09. 09. ELD Ferrexpo The Park Lane Mews Hotel N 11 E 10 06 HALF MOON STREET S TREBECK ST 10. The Jet Business 10. The May Fair Hotel ATE T PE G S TA NHO 12 SHEPHERD 11. 11. CURZON STREET Evercore Partners The COMO Metropolitan 03 MARKET DERBY 01 12. 12. WH Barclays Bank The Stafford IT T MARKET MEWS SHEPHERD STREET E S 13. 13. 10 ST H Blackstone Sheraton Grand SHEPHERD STREET O R KING 09 04 S E STR 13. WWP 14. Intercontinental Park Lane 12 ARCHESON EET 03 EET 15. Four Seasons Park Lane TR 01 HOUSE 08 DIPLOMATIC D S D O HERTOR WN MEMBERS’ CLUBS 04 01. HYDE PARK SPENCER Royal Thai Embassy ST 13 HOUSE P R A EE 02. 01. R T Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Loulou’s 11 T K E CK S RI N L B A A 03.Embassy of the State of Qatar 02. Les Ambassadeurs Casino L N 08 E K HAM PICCADILLY R 04.Embassy of Panama 03. Crockfords A O P 02 LD P I 07 LTON PLACE 15 05. 04. A Bahamas High Commission The Colony Club R K L 06. 05. 14 A Eqyptian Cultural Centre The Arts Club NE GREEN PARK 07. Embassy of Mayanmar 06. Little House Mayfair S TABLE YARD 08.Embassy of Japan 07. Cavalry & Guards Club 09. Indian High Commission – 08. Annabel’s E IV R Cultural Section D DU 09. Morton’s Club E KE OF A G DILLY W ARRI CA E UTH C PIC L 10. Malaysian External Trade SO L 10. George I HYDE PARK N G Development Corp 07 CORNER T 11. E O Harry’s Bar DG N 11. P Embassy of Italy L 12. Mark’s Club KNIGHTSBRI 04 A C E THE MALL Victoria Waterloo Euston King’s Cross Paddington Liverpool Street Heathrow Airport Victoria Line Jubilee Line Victoria Line St. Pancras Jubilee Line / Bakerloo Line Victoria Line / Central Line Piccadilly Line Victoria Line Piccadilly Circus London Bridge Gatwick Airport Piccadilly Line Jubilee Line Victoria Line / Great Northern train Green Park 1 MIN 3 MINS 5 MINS 6 MINS 9 MINS 12 MINS 45 MINS 06 07 THE DETAILS THE DETAILS AT A GLANCE... Meticulous Georgian detailing Archeson House offers a rare opportunity to acquire an elegant, spacious office building in one of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods. This Grade II listed property comprises a Georgian townhouse benefiting from unique period features, bright rooms and an ornate central staircase. The Specification The building comprises approximately – Four person passenger lift serving 4,907 sq ft NIA, 6388.16 sq ft GIA ground to 4th floors. of office building arranged over lower – Perimeter heating and cooling. ground, ground and four upper floors. – Floor to ceiling windows at first Internally the accommodation is floor level. well configured for office use providing – Ornate central staircase. good levels of natural light throughout – Single glazed sash windows on with sash windows at both north all levels. and south elevations, a small Juliet balcony to the rear of the 4th floor, – Two storage vaults. and roof lights to the lower ground – Separate external access to lower and fourth floor accommodation. ground level. 08 09 THE DETAILS PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS LOWER GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR Accommodation Plowman Craven have undertaken a measured survey that accords with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition) Floor plans not to scale. For indicative purposes only. and the IPMS 3rd Edition. The gross floor areas have been provided by an alternative source. Floor plans not to scale. For indicative purposes only. FIRST FLOOR AREA NIA SQ FT NIA SQ M GIA SQ FT GIA SQ M IPMS SQ FT IPMS SQ M Fourth 701 65.11 961.64 89.34 769 71.4 Third 759 70.55 989.20 91.90 793 73.7 Second 741 68.81 963.37 89.50 756 70.2 First 795 73.84 1050.66 97.61 841 78.1 Ground 688 63.92 1066.70 99.10 909 84.4 Lower 1,223 113.65 1356.57 126.03 1172 108.9 Total 4,907 455.88 6388.16 593.48 5,240 486.7 10 11 Floor plans not to scale.
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