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A Premier Retail and Leisure Destination A Premier Retail and Leisure Destination 1 2 3 A thriving neighbourhood Close to 1 million catchment and rising and premier retail and leisure Average household income £52K, higher than the London average destination for London Edmonton North Islington Square is a new destination for London in a unique Finchley A406 heritage setting; distinctly stylish, aspirational and full of character. A10 Finchley Wood Green Tottenham A London Square, composed of 170,000 sq ft of quality retail Muswell and leisure space, exceptional public realm and office space, Hill A105 A503 263 new homes, and 108 serviced apartments at the heart Walthamstow of one of London’s most affluent boroughs. An all-day leisure Harringay offer will include premium gym operator Third Space and a A1 Crouch End Stamford Golders Hill five-screen, The Lounge by Odeon luxury cinema. Finsbury Leytonstone Green Park Fonthill Stoke Leyton Road Newington Holloway Hampstead A12 A10 A41 Kentish Dalston Swiss Town Hackney Stratford Cottage Chalk A503 Islington Farm • Islington Camden Square Kilburn Town Roman Road Bow Bethnal Green A5 A501 A11 Islington Catchment Breakdown primary 123,000 secondary 282,000 tertiary 510,000 4 5 6 7 A new focal point £166m annual non-grocery shopper spend for Islington 11,000 office workers within a 10 minute walk Islington Square has been designed to reflect the vibrant community and rich heritage of this unique London Borough. = 1,000 As a truly mixed use development, Islington Square will enhance the location’s unique character and build on the timelessness and heritage of the Edwardian former Post Office building to become a hub for contemporary London living. Its position at the heart of Islington will enable you to take advantage of the established lifestyle offering and buzz of 65% of Islington 65% Upper Street. 35+65O residents are ABC1 The catchment is 71% above 71% the London average in terms 29+71O of Rising Prosperity 8 9 Manor House STROUD GREEN ROAD SEVEN SISTERS ROAD Stoke Archway Finsbury Park Newington HOLLOWAY ROAD Arsenal GILLESPIE ROAD ISLEDON ROAD BLACKSTOCK ROAD STOKE NEWINGTON HIGH STREET PETHERTON ROAD Caledonian Road Hackney 1 Central Islington Square is surrounded Transport Links 2 3 by a diverse mix of retail — (Min) ST PAUL’S ROAD Highbury 1 Prawn On The Lawn King's Cross St. Pancras 12 20 17 2 LeCoq & Islington 3 Trullo City of London 16 24 15 4 25 Canonbury Lane 5 Rök Islington CAMDEN6 ROADGill Wing West End 25 30 24 7 Twentytwentyone Marylebone High St. 26 32 30 8 Fig & Olive 4 9 Ottolenghi Canary Wharf 30 55 37 10 Sefton OVERGROUND 11 Atelier Abigail Sloane Square 35 51 31 10 Camden 12 Almeida Theatre 13 Hobbs London City Airport 45 CALEDONIAN ROAD Town 6 14 After Noah 45 7 London 15 GAP 16 Sainsbury’s Local Heathrow Airport 52 5 42 Fields 8 17 Screen On The Green UPPER STREET 9 18 MEATliquor 35 19 19 Aesop 12 11 40 28 20 Oldroyd 13 18 41 21 Monsoon 27 Islington Square 26 22 L’Occitane 29 23 The Body Shop YORK WAY 14 31 24 The York 44 25 Jamie’s Italian 43 16 26 Space N.K. VICTORIA LINE 17 27 Sweaty Betty 30 28 Farrow + Ball 29 Petit Bateau 34 30 Bellanger 36 31 Carluccio’s 38 21 32 Frederick’s 15 20 37 33 JD Sports 24 22 34 Reiss 32 ALBANY ST 35 Kiehl’s 23 36 Business Design Centre 33 KINGSLAND ROAD 37 Angel Central 39 38 Waitrose Crossrail 2 Angel from 2018 EVERSHOLT39 STREETM&S 40 Whistles 41 Jigsaw 25 42 Albam NORTHERN LINE 43 Galley London 44 Chinese Laundry Hoxton 45 The Dead Dolls House CITY ROAD 11 EUSTON ROAD Bethnal Green Euston Square Old St Russell Square Shoreditch High Street I’ll meet you at the Square… Accessed via Upper Street by two brand new arcades opening out onto a tree-lined boulevard of shops and restaurants; Islington Square is the ideal location for your brand. Islington Square offers a rare opportunity to capture the high footfall of this famous shopping street and sit alongside the boutiques, cafés and shops on Upper Street to simultaneously complement and offer something a little different from the high street. It presents the unique proposition of modern quality retail units in a mixture of sizes, including many with double-height ceilings and a number of larger units, previously unavailable in Islington. 12 13 Cross Essex Almeida Upper Theberton Angel Liverpool Street Road Street Street Street Station Road 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Islington Square Overview Upper Street Islington Square Leasing Plan entrance The North Boulevard Arcade G1A & G2A 508 G11 gr 90 G3A 435 1st 80 G4A 131 G12 gr 178 1st 155 G5A 524 G13 gr 158 G6A 593 1st 141 G7A 205 G14 gr 53 1st 40 South G14A gr 60 Arcade 1st 43 G1 51 G15 gr 42 1st 22 G2 gr 169 1st 88 G16 gr 462 1st 344 entrance G3 gr 169 1st 167 G17 gr 145 1st 121 G4 gr 122 1st 97 G18 gr 80 1st 68 G4A gr 44 1st 31 G19 gr 134 1st 116 G5 gr 227 1st 184 G20 52 G6 gr 399 G21 gr 87 1st 381 1st 133 G7 gr 140 G22 261 1st 122 G8 gr 145 1st 128 G9 gr 150 family health club 1st 166 G10 115 entrance G11A 13 odeon cinemas *NIA M² four floors of a1 / a3 space on upper levels residential & back of house pedestrian routes back of house retail & restuarants entrance Retail Agents Justin Taylor Peter Woods Ted Schama [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7152 5198 +44 (0) 20 7499 0440 +44 (0) 20 7580 3366 Simon Hill Oliver Wilson Amy Counsell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7152 5229 +44 (0) 20 7499 0440 +44 (0) 20 7580 3366 Matt Ashman Jamie Orme [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7152 5495 +44 (0) 20 7499 0440 Cushman & Wakefield, Orme Retail and Shelley Sandzer for themselves and for the lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer of contract, (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them, (iii) no person in the employment of Cushman & Wakefield, Orme Retail and Shelley Sandzer has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. 26.
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