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70 Jermyn Street 70 Jermyn Street London SW1 3rd Floor Bury Street Suite Partially fitted 1,709 sq ft 70 Jermyn Street The Crown Estate has refurbished Jermyn Street is within local proximity the 3rd floor suite within this to the West End with its world class hotels, restaurants, bars and theatres grade A office building. The suite for entertaining clients. overlooks the corner of Bury Street and Jermyn Street. Third floor Jermyn Street 1,709 sq ft / 159 sq m Outgoings Quoting rent £72.50 psf for lease to expire January 2022 Service charge £11.60 psf Rates £29.20 psf Specifications Bury Street Manned reception Passenger lift New LED lighting Air conditioning New perimeter trunking N Kitchenette Comms cabinet Cabling in situ At the forefront of office accommodation. Since 1661. St James’s St James’s is a true original more than The restaurants here are the best, Located in the core West End, Green Park, 300 years in the making, a one of a kind whether you are looking to pick up a Piccadilly Circus, Charing Cross and Victoria place to work and enjoy. morning coffee at Ole & Steen or entertain are all within easy reach. Alternatively clients at Michelin-starred Aquavit. If you take a walk to work through the beautifully We know that your exceptional business have a taste for the refined, the unusual landscaped parks and squares. needs an iconic home that provides and the bespoke, you can find it in the inspiring places to dine, to shop, and to You’ll soon discover there is simply nowhere shops of St James’s – from rare wines create, and that is what every location else like St James’s. at the distinguished Berry Bros. & Rudd, and every experience in St James’s offers. to finely tuned cycling gear at Assos. For us, tradition For centuries, The Crown Estate has buildings and public spaces and develop new managed many of the UK’s most precious restaurants, retail, residences and offices. property assets for the benefit of the nation. never stands still. This is the biggest transformation in Today, as ever, we strive to create brilliant, St James’s 300 year history, securing its world-class places and our customers status as London’s most exceptional place are at the heart of what we do. We have to work, live and visit. already invested more than £500 million in the ongoing regeneration of St James’s, where we are working to revitalise historic Soho VE Y A UR SB TE AF SH R EG EN T Piccadilly ST Circus O Mayfair L D B O N D S 21 T 26 St James’s S 06 T W M 15 H Market I 18 09 T A 20 C O R Y 12 T R M T ILL S 29 I AD YN E B N D C S C RM GEN 02 S ’ I E U T S T P J N S T T R K O S RLT H E A E CA G P T A N 01 O T RA L T Y O O A 11 F S M N R 31 Y L O T S 32 A I T N 13 R R R S G K E U T S K 14 E F O T E F 22 T N R O T 27 O L S S Y S K T SQ 19 T A S T 05 ’S L S J Green Park 70 E T M O J JA T A S P A ST II Jermyn LES M E M AR R H E A D C E Street 25 S 17 U 30 A S ’ R K S C ’S E A Trafalgar 23 S L D P S T T S B K R E R DE R PA T RY U Square E R 03 E Y 16 T C 24 S 07 OC D T Y K LL S BA PU LUE ST R S B ING T 08 10 K L C Charing ’S P R S O E LL AM W A Cross T J L M W S N PAL A P T L 28 E R L O 04 O P L Green Park OW H D R O LAN EVE R CL S E G W U H A I R T D E LL S H A A M R E L H D T N L St James’s Park Buckingham01 Alfred Dunhill 09 Cicchetti 17 Le Caprice 25 Sofitel London St James Palace02 Aquavit 10 Equinox 18 Maison Assouline 26 Sunspel 03 The Balcon 11 Floris 19 Milos 27 The Ritz 04 Berry Bros. & Rudd 12 Fortnum & Mason 20 Ole & Steen 28 Thirty Six 05 Café Murano 13 Franco’s 21 Osprey 29 Urban Tea Rooms 06 Cheaney 14 The In & Out Naval & Military Club 22 Quaglino’s 30 Villandry 07 Christie’s London 15 Jigsaw - St James’s Emporium 23 Sake No Hana 31 Wiltons 08 Chutney Mary 16 Justerini & Brooks 24 Seven Park Place 32 The Wolseley The Crown Estate Enquiries 1 St James’s Market London, SW1Y 4AH Percy Clarke Paul Gold thecrownestate.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tel. +44 (0)20 7318 5019 Tel. +44 (0)20 7629 1088 Tel. +44 (0)7826 672 309 Tel. +44 (0)7779 100 875 stjameslondon.co.uk Chris Beevor Ross Blanchflower MRICS @stjameslondon [email protected] [email protected] Tel. +44 (0)20 7318 4727 Tel. +44 (0)20 7629 1088 Tel. +44 (0)7471 354783 Tel. +44 (0)7734 365 141 Ben Orchard-Smith [email protected] Tel. +44 (0)20 7629 1088 Tel. +44 (0)7764 510 136 Misrepresentation Act. These particulars are prepared for the guidance only of the prospective owners, tenants and occupiers. They are intended to give a fair overall description of the property but are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. Any information contained herein (whether in the text, plans or photographs) is given in good faith and should not be relied upon as being a statement or representation of fact. Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good working condition or otherwise that any services or facilities are in good working order. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to herein are approximate only. Descriptions of a property are inevitably subjective and the descriptions contained herein are used in good faith as an opinion and not by way of statements or fact. Neither The Crown Estate nor any of its employees have any authority to make or give any warranty whatever in relation to this property. March 2018..
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