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(150 Sq M) Basement Approximately 172 Sq Ft GROUND FLOOR APPROXIMATELY 1,612 SQ FT (150 SQ M) BASEMENT APPROXIMATELY 172 SQ FT (16 SQ M) A NEW DESTINATION IN ST JAMES’S This flagship retail unit sits in a prime Piccadilly location, close to both Green Park and Piccadilly underground stations, amidst the renowned retail of St James’s and next to Mayfair. The space is in a historic building and sits between the newly refurbished Princes Arcade and 194 Piccadilly. This address will benefit from the excitement and publicity around the revitalisation of this historic shopping destination and important gateway from Piccadilly to St James’s. The newly refurbished unit will include a new fully glazed shop front on Piccadilly and new flooring and lighting throughout. FLOORPLAN MAJOR LOCAL NO REPLICAS. RETAILERS: A TRUE PICCADILLY NO GENERICS. ARC’TERYX ORIGINAL ASSOS OF SWITZERLAND ASPINAL OF LONDON BARBOUR INTERNATIONAL There’s nowhere else like St James’s. It is one ST JAMES’S HAS BEETLES & HUXLEY The Crown Estate gives the of London’s most surprising, and satisfying, BERRY BROS. & RUDD most practical support of any places to shop. BEEN ONE OF A CATH KIDSTON landlord I have worked with. The Crown Estate will ensure it remains a CORDINGS TOM BROUGHTON, world-class destination for rare, independent CUBITTS F O U N D E R , and artisanal retail experiences, with KIND FOR OVER DEBEERS GROUND CUBITTS contemporary retailers keen to sit alongside FLOOR FLORIS the traditional crafts that have made this 1,612 SQ FT FORTNUM & MASON 300 YEARS. (150 SQ M) place world-renowned. With a substantial HATCHARDS BASEMENT investment so far, the transformation has / 23 M FT 75.5 172 SQ FT JOSEPH CHEANEY & SONS seen a wealth of new restaurants and (16 SQ M) JIGSAW, ST JAMES’S EMPORIUM shops, a programme of public events, and JOHN LOBB revitalisation of the public realm. MORE THAN LADURÉ E LOCK & CO HATTERS MAISON ASSOULINE A LANDLORD MAPPIN & WEBB OSPREY LONDON The Crown Estate’s custodianship is one of a PAUL & SHARK kind. We believe in supporting our retailers at 21.9 FT / 6.7 M SUNSPEL every step, through marketing, PR, events and 32.5 THE BIKE ROOMS cross-marketing partnerships and we hold people THE WOLSELEY regular updates on our strategic plans. Our M AY F A I R R S O H O A O BURLINGTON ARCADE E G L E L E U TURNBULL & ASSER retailers are part of the fabric of St James’s S B N N D T E S A E ROYAL ACADEMY S V W T A C B M OF ARTS R E Y O K A E R D D A T U VILEBREQUIN and integral to our vision for the future, so we B V L N O B E R E S L I N D V L E L R O T M E E L F K S W A R E A E T will always work closely with them to deliver S H St James’s annual WATERSTONES VILEBREQUIN S L R R T S S S W E K R E T T T Y E LADURÉE E R A DEBEERS R R S T E PICCADILLY E R E E unique experiences for our customers. S T T catchment scale E E E D T CIRCUS R T T T R O E E E GREEN U E T PARK R T S GREEN PARK P I C C A D I L L Y COVENT GARDEN T R GREEN PARK 193 PICCADILLY E CATH KIDSTON HATCHARDS TIGER OF E ARC’TERYX T SWEDEN C MAISON ASSOULINE O V FORTNUM & MASON E N T BARBOUR R Y S T R INTERNATIONAL E E T DUNHILL JOHN SMEDLEY A LOAKE JOSEPH CHEANEY R OSPREY & SONS O L SUNSPEL LONDON X I N J E R M Y N S T R E E T E N G B E N N E T S T TURNBULL & ASSER JIGSAW, D T CUBITTS HACKETT FLORIS O ST JAMES’S O N AQUASCUTUM EMPORIUM N 145 D S S U T PAUL & SHARK T R K R R minutes E E E E ASSOS OF D E E 120,000 G U SWITZERLAND O T T St James’s is our flagship store To have a shop in St James’s is E K F N E passengers T W Y S O GREEN PARK T S ASPINAL OF LONDON H R WHITE CUBE R T I T R and we believe it’s the platform E GALLERY K an incredible endorsement of C E E S O E T SMEG T T S T J A M E S ’ S M A R K E T M S R T B S E H T E B J A S that will launch us globally. who you are and what you do. C E T L A A P J U T dwell time is the average P A R K Y A M R M R M E Y E S A E S E T R S T ’ S using Piccadilly Circus and in St James’s, much K T S J REBECCA HOOPER, ’ WILLIAM CHURCH, E R S A S T J A M E S ’ S S Q U A R E DOVER STREET T E M E THE BIKE ROOMS MARKET E FLAGSHIP BOUTIQUE MANAGER, Green Park underground stations T higher than the London MANAGING DIRECTOR, S ’ S ASPINAL OF LONDON S JOSEPH CHEANEY & SONS on a daily basis T benchmark of 97 minutes R E E T E S ’ S P L A C S T J A M E C H A R L E S I I S T R E E T K I N G S T R E E T S T J S T R E E T A L E S T J A M E S ’ S L I T T LOCK & CO HATTERS M E S ’ S S Q U A R E P A L L M A L L E A S T P A L L M A L L W C A C L E V E L A N D S T R E E T A R T L E T R O L O N O G A P C O L R C A D K M S C E P A N E U R R S L S T B R E O E S T R T O A U B C A R L T O N G A R D E N S C A R L T O N H O U S E T E R R A C E G L H E Y R A O R A D D R O A D T H E M A L L ST JAMES’S PARK 193 PICCADILLY SPECIFICATIONS TERMS Permitted A1 Gas supply None. Available on a new standard use Crown Estate lease, for a term Electricity 100A SP&N electricity supply. to be agreed. Internal Approximately 6700mm supply width RENT Heating/ None. Upon application. Shop depth Approximately 2300mm hot water RATES Max ceiling Ground Floor – Cooling/ A services route will be The premises have not yet been height Approximately 3780mm extraction provided for tenants to install assessed for rating purposes. Mezzanine Floor – their own A/C. Interested parties are advised 2535mm Drain 100mm foul drainage to make their own enquiries. Floor finish Ground Floor – connections connection to be provided. EPC Exposed concrete BT An existing telecoms supply EPC will be provided upon Basement Level – that the tenant may take completion of works. Ash grey 2.5 mm vinyl over but will be subject to the Wall finish Ground Floor – tenant’s arrangements with As seen, existing finishes BT Openreach. will remain Servicing, There is a purpose-built waste Basement Level – deliveries facility located on the lower Painted plasterboard and waste ground of the main office (white RAL 9010) block for all domestic, food Ceiling Ground Floor – waste and recycling. Occupiers finish As seen, existing finishes are encouraged to utilise the will remain facilities while also having the Basement Level – ability to generate accurate Lay-in grid suspended ceiling waste statistics to meet their (white RAL 9010) green objectives. Lighting Strip lighting installed, spec Signage To be provided by Tenant to be confirmed for each unit. to Landlord for approval Shop front Fully glazed shop front with entrance door installed. Floor 4kN/m2 loading Water 22mm boosted cold supply water supply. VIEWING Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 / Misrepresentation By appointment via joint agents: Act 1967. Colliers and Nash Bond act for themselves and for the vendors of this property whose agents PAUL SOUBER they are, given notice that: these particulars do not [email protected] form any part of any offer or contract; the statements Tel. +44 (0)20 7344 6870 contained therein are issued without responsibility on SASHA RIDDLE the part of the firm or their clients and therefore are [email protected] not to be relied upon as statements or representations Tel. +44 (0)20 7487 1607 of fact, and any intending purchaser must satisfy himself as to the correctness of each of the statements made stjameslondon.co.uk DAVID BANNISTER herein; and the vendor does not make or give, and @stjameslondon [email protected] neither the firm nor any of their employees have the Tel. +44 (0)20 7290 4569 authority to make or give, any representations or warranty JOHN LYONS whatever in relation to this property.
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