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A New Office Development in a Vibrant and Highly Accessible Part of South London Cgis Are Indicative Only A new office development in a vibrant and highly accessible part of South London CGIs are indicative only. The Perfect Place Regal London has curated high quality, flexible accommodation totalling almost 17,000 sq ft over two floors at Clapham Place. This brand new space will provide the perfect workplace for any modern business. Clapham Place is perfectly located for travelling around London. It’s just a 5-minute walk to Stockwell (Victoria Line), a 7-minute walk to Clapham North (Northern Line) and close to multiple green spaces such as Larkhall Park, Battersea Park and Clapham Common. Delivery is scheduled for Autumn 2021. CGIs are indicative only. Hyde Park Battersea Power Station London Eye Clapham Old Town Larkhall Park Clapham Common Clapham Common Clapham North Underground Underground Battersea Park Sloane Square Green Park Houses of Parliament Vauxhall & Nine Elms The City The Shard Stockwell Clapham High Underground Street Station PADDINGTON OXFORD CIRCUS ST PAU L’ S Selfridges London School of Economics and Political Sciences MARBLE ARCH COVENT GARDEN The Gherkin St Paul’s Cathedral BANK Royal Opera House King’s College London PICCADILLY CIRCUS TOWER HILL Royal Academy of Arts NOTTING HILL GATE National Gallery Tower of London Hyde Park National Theatre Tate Modern GREEN PARK Borough Market The Shard Serpentine Gallery Green Park SOUTHWARK LONDON BRIDGE HYDE PARK CORNER Holland Park Tower Bridge London Eye WATERLOO KNIGHTSBRIDGE HIGH STREET KENSINGTON Big Ben BOROUGH Design Museum Royal Albert Hall Harrods Buckingham Palace White Cube Gallery Imperial College London LAMBETH NORTH London South Science Museum Westminster Abbey Bank University Victoria and Albert Museum Imperial War Museum Natural History Museum VICTORIA ELEPHANT & CASTLE SOUTH KENSINGTON London College Royal Court Theatre of Communication SLOANE SQUARE Tate Britain EARL’S COURT Chelsea Saatchi Gallery College of Art PIMLICO KENNINGTON Ranelagh Gardens Chelsea Physic Garden VAUXHALL The Oval Kennington Park Burgess Park US Embassy Vauxhall Park OVAL FULHAM BROADWAY Children’s Zoo BATTERSEA NINE ELMS Pump House Gallery POWER STATION Battersea Park BATTERSEA PARK Lambeth College UCU QUEENSTOWN ROAD Stockwell Playhouse IMPERIAL WHARF Theatre Peckham Myatt’s Fields Park Larkhall Park Camberwell College of Arts STOCKWELL WA N DSWORT H ROAD PECKHAM RYE DENMARK HILL Education Culture LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION O2 Academy Brixton Battersea Arts Centre CLAPHAM NORTH Ruskin Park Shopping CLAPHAM HI GH STREET CLAPHAM JUNCTION Attraction / Landmark Brixton Market BRIXTON Park CLAPHAM COMMON EAST DULWICH Tube Station Ritzy Cinema Rail Station Clapham Common Map is for illustrative purposes only Clapham connections With so many stations and transport options on your doorstep, Clapham Place is perfectly located for staff, colleagues or clients to travel to and from the office. With Stockwell and London Overground Clapham North within a short walk, the building is highly Clapham High Street accessible for staff travelling across London. Northern Line For work and play, Central London is easily accessible. Reach Clapham North the City in less than 15 minutes on the Northern Line or take Victoria Line Peckham Rye 7 mins the Victoria Line to Oxford Circus in just 10 minutes. Stockwell Stockwell 1 min Vauxhall Clapham Junction 2 mins 8 mins n Station Commo ham Elephant & Castle Clap 8 mins Brixton 3 mins Canada Water Waterloo 17 mins 12 mins Victoria 6 mins London Bridge Whitechapel 12 mins 24 mins Green Park 8 mins Bank 13 mins Shepherd’s Bush 26 mins Oxford Circus Tottenham 10 mins Court Road 14 mins Shoreditch High Street Warren Street 27 mins 11 mins Old Street 16 mins Hoxton Euston Leicester Square 29 mins 13 mins 16 mins King’s Cross Camden Town Dalston Junction St. Pancras 22 mins 36 mins 14 mins All travel times indicate quickest route from the nearest landmark station, unless otherwise stated. Travel times by bike are calculated from Clapham Place. Source: Google maps On your doorstep With Clapham Common and Clapham Old Town right on your doorstep, there is so much to do in and around the local area. Explore the wide range of shops, bars and restaurants, or just relax in the wide open spaces of the nearby leafy parks. Battersea Park Minnow Brickwood Café Venn Street Records N°33 Abbeville Road Clapham Common Bandstand Birksen Gail’s Bakery Clapham Picturehouse O2 Academy Brixton Studio Voltaire Venn Street Market Larkhall Park The Scheme Summary The commercial space at Clapham Place has been designed to provide highly efficient and adaptable office space. The two floors sit underneath a boutique residential development consisting of 62 contemporary apartments and Specification penthouses. • New Grade A office space Externally, the building is a brand new mixed-use development designed to the • Uniform, efficient floorplates highest quality. Internally, the office accommodation and common spaces have been created to exude style, function and flexibility. • Air conditioning Stockwell 5 mins • Exposed ceiling design • Raised floors • 2750mm floor to ceiling height • Unisex male / female WCs • Two landscaped courtyards on the lower ground floor • Dual office and educational planning use • Cycle store and shower facilities Commerical • Proposed EPC rating: B Entrance Map is for illustrative purposes only CGIs is indicative only. Clapham North 7 mins Available Floorplans Accommodation Net Internal Area (sq m.) Net Internal Area (sq ft.) Ground floor Ground floor 839 9,031 Lower Ground Floor 778 8,372 Commercial Total 1,617 17.403 Entrance Lift Roof Lights Over Roof Lights Over WC WC WC WC WC WC Lower ground floor Courtyard Garden oer ffie Courtyard Garden rea Cyles ift it oo ffie efuse WC WC WC WC WC CGIs are indicative only. Disclaimer: This brochure and the descriptions and the measurements contained herein do not form part of any contract and whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries regarding rateable values. March 2021.
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