LEICESTER SQUARE / LONDON WC2 a Rare Freehold Opportunity to Develop a Landmark Site in the Heart of London’S West End
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LSQ LEICESTER SQUARE / LONDON WC2 A rare freehold opportunity to develop a landmark site in the heart of London’s West End www.lsq-site.com Computer generated image www.lsq-site.com LSQ www.lsq-site.com CENTRE SOHO CENTRAL SHAFTESBURY PICCADILLY THE NATIONAL TRAFALGAR CHARING CORINTHIA HORSE GUARDS THE POINT ST GILES AVENUE CIRCUS W HOTEL GALLERY SQUARE CROSS HOTEL PARADE LONDON EYE STATION THE SAVOY OVERVIEW LSQ LSQ, London WC2 is offered for sale on the instructions of J Gershinson FRICS and S Davidson MRICS of Allsop LLP as Joint Fixed Charge Receivers and Tamarin Ltd / Real Estate Resolutions Ltd. • Freehold site of 0.47 acres fronting Leicester Square in the heart of London’s West End. • Planning consent for a 227,000 sq ft (GIA) mixed use scheme - a 245 bedroom hotel, 33 residential apartments, a roof-top restaurant, restaurants / retail opening out on to the square and a state of the art cinema. • Far reaching views of London’s impressive skyline. • Benefitting from the extensive remodelling and upgrading of Leicester Square which will provide one of London’s finest public realm environments. • Existing tenant income with vacant possession obtainable to suit the purchaser’s timeframe. • Potential for a range of alternative uses on site to match the purchaser’s vision, subject to the necessary consents. • Unconditional offers are invited for the freehold interest. www.lsq-site.com ANGEL KING’S CROSS EUSTON E G FARRINGDON Not to scale and for identification purposes only. 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