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In the Heart of Spitalfields, Near Liverpool Street Station, Ten Bishops 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: 18,131 SQ FT (1,684 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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E T C B E E L W S N E E D U LA L O G R E N S AR I H LO O U O R T Q E O N S T R N R M IO S L A E D T H RE R C E E T LIVERPOOL STREET E D T T R EL TREE A D ION S K ON ASH H F E S A T S T RE T T D E R O SMITHFIELD MARKETEL T E N FI E T G TH A I R M S M D T ID E D S LE N E S EX W S P TR R MOORGATE E O F E C A T T R O R R I S N T G R D E E O T N C S L T IV O E B R RP E T OO E M E E L S T L E T HOL E RE L M BO T E A RN F R T RN IN T G L E O CHANCERY WALL S S A LB HOLBORN LONDON B N R HO UR D S C GH Y CIR S E HI ET CU L P I CIRCUS ST RE LONDON WALL E A T I LANE H S S O O E L E U F L B C O U C R BARTHOLOMEW’S G A R M H L N TA I C P S VI SN ON O AD O HOSPITAL M L S S U W I T T CT H B M R IL A L B E N I L D E D T O ND E D R ON T T E W E E AL L E W R L R E T T S S S S BASINGHALL AVENUE H HOLBORN T T R R E R X O E U E W P S T T T N S T T E E T E R W L E S I E E D R G E EL E R I T T F N T N A S N I L S ’S S E LN R H D W CO E O T OR T MW N A O O K LI T E L OD E S O O T L G V RE F I E L ET N S A W AN 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NOR PART OF ONE.
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