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T E N B I S H O P S S Q U A SPTENITA BISHOPSLFIEL SQUAREDS SPTENITA BISHOPSLFIEL SQUAREDS IN THE HEART OF SPITALFIELDS, NEAR LIVERPOOL STREET STATION, TEN BISHOPS SQUARE IS SITUATED IN ONE OF LONDON’S MOST VIBRANT LOCATIONS NEWLY REFURBISHED GRADE A OFFICES TO LET: 18,051 SQ FT (1,677 SQ M) LIVERPOOL STREET STATION SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET STATION BANK STATION 2 MINUTES WALK 5 MINUTES WALK 12 MINUTES WALK WWW.TENBISHOPSSQUARE.COM SPTENITA BISHOPSLFIEL SQUAREDS SPECIFICATION: • METAL TILE SUSPENDED CEILING • AIR CONDITIONING • RAISED FLOORS • RAISED FLOOR TO SUSPENDED CEILING HEIGHT - 2.75M • 6 X 26 PERSON PASSENGER LIFTS • GOODS LIFT • BUILDING UPS AVAILABLE TO TENANTS AMENITIES: • NEWLY REFURBISHED • DEDICATED TENANT RECEPTION DESK, WITH WEB BASED VISITOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • BICYCLE STORAGE • SHOWER AND LOCKER FACILITIES • COFFEE POD IN RECEPTION • GYM AND FITNESS CENTRE • EPC RATING - C75 ADDITIONAL FACILITIES: • 300 SEAT AUDITORIUM, CONFERENCE AND EVENT SPACE WITH 300 INCH SCREEN* • IN-HOUSE CATERING* • MEETING/DINING ROOMS, SOME WITH TERRACE SPACE* * NOTE: CHARGED AT A SEPARATE COST WWW.TENBISHOPSSQUARE.COM SPTENITA BISHOPSLFIEL SQUAREDS M E C K G L E R N B A U R Y G H ’ S S T R E I E N T T N E N O R E T R T E E R H R T S T Q O A D S L H M O G S A BUR P N S LE D K T L EC M O T N . 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