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South Bank Central Is Truly Connected the LOCATION 1 THE OVERVIEW RETAIL OPPORTUNITY LAST REMAINING RETAIL UNITS AT SOUTH BANK CENTRAL THE SOUTHBANK 2 THE South Bank Central is located in London’s Southbank submarket. A series of key developments have helped in Southbank has been one of London’s biggest success stories attracting major occupiers. IBM and ITV are both over the past decade. The Southbank is also London’s cultural headquartered in the submarket, HSBC moved heartland, home to the National Theatre, the BFI Film Theatre, their tech department to the Blue Fin building on the Tate Modern, the Royal Festival Hall, the Globe and Southwark Street and lawyers Boodle Hatfield LOCATION the Old Vic – and South Bank Central is at the core. moved to 240 Blackfriars Road from Mayfair. ST. PAUL’S ST PAUL’S BANK QUEEN VICTORIA STREET BLACKFRIARS MONUMENT LOWER THAMES STREET VICTORIA EMBANKMENT BLACKFRIARS PIER CANNON STREET BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE MILLENNIUM Ogilvy & Mather BRIDGE SOUTHWARK The Mondrian BLACKFRIARS BANKSIDE BRIDGE RIVER THAMES SOUTH ENTRANCE PIER Oxo Tower LONDON CHARING CROSS The Financial Times BRIDGE ITV Puma IBM McLaren EMBANKMENT THE GLOBE PARK STREET UBM TATE MODERN LONDON BRIDGE South Bank Central is truly connected EMBANKMENT Time Inc CITY PIER PIER NATIONAL THEATRE HSBC Digital EET BLACKFRIARS ROAD STR Tableau Software Omnicom LONDON BRIDGE RD MFO Borough You can be at Bond Street in STA Market 13 minutes, the Bank of England in ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL Kings College Campus 20 minutes, and Gatwick and Allies & Morrison SOUTHWARK STREET News UK Padella Heathrow Airports in under an hour. Hixter Caravan There are three tube stations within a IMAX SOUTHWARK Marco’s by T E Aqua Shell Marco Pierre White E Red Bull ten minute walk providing access to six R Red Bull Anchor & Hope TREET T UNION S S tube lines, as well as two of London’s LONDON EYE H WATERLOO IG PIER H H most significant national rail hubs. Gordon Ramsay’s G WATERLOO ROAD U O Union Street Café R THE CUT O In addition, the river’s historical role B as a highway through London has WESTMINSTER LONDON EYE been revived with riverboat services BOROUGH GREAT SUFFOLK STREET adding a new dimension to London’s THE OLD VIC public transport. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE RESTAURANTS OCCUPIERS BIG BEN 3 THE South Bank Central is a self-contained mixed-use ecosystem where dynamic OVERVIEW professionals can live, work and play. The scheme comprises over 230,000 sq ft of office accommodation, which is 100% let to include occupiers such as WeWork and the Racing Post, 191 luxury apartments and over 33,000 sq ft of retail and leisure accommodation with frontage to Stamford Street, Upper Ground, Rennie Street and the newly created gallery. THE GALLERY At the heart of the estate is a thriving streetscape. The 2016 redevelopment created a new thoroughfare through the estate fronted with bustling bars, coffee shops and restaurants for the office tenants and residents alike. 13 retail units with exciting new occupiers, like Beerhawk, Black Sheep and 1Rebel, creating a palpable buzz throughout South Bank Central. SOUTH BANK TOWER VIVO ALTO THE GALLERY AVAILABLE SPACE 4 THE UNITS UNIT OCCUPIER AREA (sq ft) AREA (sq m) Unit 1 Beboz Italian Streetfood — — Unit 4 Black Sheep Coffee — — 11 D 12 OUN Unit 5A AVAILABLE 148 14 R GR UPPE Unit 5* AVAILABLE 2,344 218 RENNIE STREET 6 Unit 6 Beerhawk — — 1 Unit 7 AVAILABLE 4,101 381 SERVICE BAY Unit 8 Fateema — — 7 10C ALTO ENTRANCE Unit 9 Sax.co.uk — — HATFIELDS Unit 10A Superdrug — — 10B 4 VIVO Unit 10B Waitrose — — ENTRANCE 10A 8 9 Unit 10C AVAILABLE 984 91 5A Unit 11 Kalmak Pharmacy — — 5 Unit 12 1Rebel — — STAMFORD STREET * Unit 5 potentially capable of subdivision. Further details on request. The areas stated are Net Internal Areas, measured in accordance with the RICS code of measuring practice 6th Edition by Plowman Craven Associates. LEASE TERMS RATES THE Units are available by way of Units have yet to be assessed. new, full repairing and insuring Interested parties should leases for terms to be agreed. make their own enquiries with Southwark Council. OVERVIEW RENTS EPC Available on application Available on request OPPORTUNITY For further information, please contact: Neil Davies Jonny Perkins [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0)20 7855 3595 +44 (0)20 7182 2187 Eloise Ladkin [email protected] +44 (0)20 3257 6107 CBRE Limited on its behalf and as agent for the Vendors or Lessors of this property, give notice that: [1] These particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance to intending Purchasers or Lessees, and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. [2] Whilst CBRE Limited uses reasonable endeavours to ensure that the information in these particulars is materially correct, any intending Purchasers, Lessees or Third Parties should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries, surveys or otherwise as to their accuracy. CBRE Limited as such cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever, including without limitation, any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage or any loss of profits resulting from direct or indirect actions based upon the content of these particulars. [3] No person in the employment of CBRE Limited has any authority to make any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and potential Purchasers, Lessees or Third parties will therefore not rely upon any statement made, or information provided, by any employee of CBRE. [4] Unless otherwise stated, all purchase prices and rents are correct at the date of publication for guidance purposes and, unless otherwise stated, are quoted exclusive of VAT. Lease details and service ground rent (where applicable) are given as a guide only and should be checked and confirmed by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts. October 2020..
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