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155 - 157 MINORIES LONDON | EC3 PORTSOKEN HOUSE, EC3 AVAILABILITY SIZE Portsoken House is a landmark office building. Designed in 1928 by renowned architect George Val Myer (the man behind Broadcasting House), on completion Second 5,146 sq ft it was the highest office building in the City. Eighth 3,260 sq ft Portsoken House has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment and brings a whole host of new specifications and amenities to the building, including a new contemporary reception area, architecturally design office floors and a new underground bicycle store together with shower and locker facilities. SECOND | 5,146 SQ FT EIGHTH | 3,260 SQ FT 2 3 LOCATION Portsoken House offers businesses a city base close to the The area has seen significant regeneration with new bars, financial district but within a stone’s throw of Aldgate and restaurants and public spaces offering a vibrant mix of Brick Lane. old and new. 4 5 SPECIFICATION & AMENITIES The building and available floors have been comprehensively refurbished to include the following: BUILDING SPECIFICATION & AMENITIES FLOOR SPECIFICATION New secure underground bicycle parking New VRF air-conditioning Showers with fresh towel service New LED lighting Wired score Silver Underfloor trunking New contemporary reception Two passenger lifts Commissionaire & concierge service Architectural ceiling design On site dry cleaning lockers EPC B44 6 7 SECOND FLOOR SPACE PLANS EIGHTH FLOOR SPACE PLANS ALDGATE HIGH STREET ALDGATE HIGH STREET AVAILABILITY SIZE MEDIA PLAN AVAILABILITY SIZE MEDIA PLAN Second 5,146 sq ft Open Plan 52 Eighth 3,260 sq ft Open Plan 36 Collaboration Areas 2 Conference Room 1 Meeting Room 1 Collaboration Areas 4 ALDGATE HIGH STREET ALDGATE HIGH STREET Informal Meeting 3 Informal Meeting 1 Meeting Booths 4 Touch Down 2 Study Booths 3 Scribble Wall 1 Touch Down 5 Breakout 1 Breakout 1 MINORIES Comms Room 1 MINORIES MINORIES MINORIES ALDGATE HIGH STREET ALDGATE HIGH STREET MIXED PLAN MIXED PLAN Offices 5 Offices 2 Open Plan 50 Open Plan 40 Meeting Rooms 2 Conference Room 1 Collaboration Areas 2 Collaboration Areas 2 Touch Down 1 Reception 1 Reception 1 Tea Point 1 Break Out 1 Comms Room 1 Comms Room 1 MINORIES Store Room 1 MINORIES Comms Room 1 8 9 THE SHARD | 2012 1,017 ft HERON TOWER | 2011 756 ft LEADENHALL BUILDING | 2014 737 ft 30 ST MARY AXE | 2003 590 ft 20 FENCHURCH ST | 2014 525 ft PORTSOKEN HOUSE | 1928 114 ft 10 PORTSOKEN HOUSE | ONCE CONSIDERED THE HIGHEST OFFICE BUILDING IN THE CITY ALI PORTER HARRY TROTTER E | [email protected] E | [email protected] M | 07388 994 848 M | 07812 038 264 A MCKAY SECURITIES BUILDING PORTSOKENHOUSE.CO.UK Important Notice: These particulars do not constitute any offer of contract and although they are believed to be correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they are expressly excluded from any contract. November 2017.

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