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Chester House Is Located on the Junction of Brixton Road and Camberwell New Road

CHESTERH O U S E KENNINGTON PARK 1-3 BRIXTON ROAD | LONDON SW9 6DE FORMER WAREHOUSE CONVERTED TO OFFICES SINGLE FLOOR | 10,952 SQ FT OFFERED SHORT TERM OR LONG TERM CHESTERH O U S E Location Location Chester House is located on the junction of Brixton Road and Camberwell New Road. CHESTERH O U S E Location Green Park Southwark The Mall Waterloo A3200 The Cut St Jame’s Park Waterloo Rd St Jame’s Park A201 B323 Location Lambeth North Milibank Westminster 3 minutes walk from Oval Underground Station A303 (Northern Line). Lambeth North underground A3214Victoria station (Bakerloo Line) and Vauxhall Mainline Lambeth and Underground Station (Victoria Line) are easily accessible, providing fast access to the Pimlico West End and City of London. Pimlico Kennington Kennington Lupus Street A3204 Vauxhall A3 Grosvenor Rd River Thames The Kia Oval Park Nine Elms Lane Kennington A303 Oval Nine Elms Brixton Rd S Lambeth Rd A3 A303 Vassell Rd outh Lambeth CHESTERH O U S E The Property The Property Chester House forms part of the vibrant Kennington Business Park, which consists of 11 buildings around a courtyard managed by Workspace Group Plc. CHESTERH O U S E The Property Formerly a light warehouse building, Chester House has been comprehensively refurbished and converted to offices in recent years. The building comprises modern loft style offices, and retains many of its original features including exposed brick walls, steel beams and warehouse doors. CHESTERH O U S E Accommodation Accommodation This comprises the first floor. The offices are largely open plan and divided to form reception area and a number of meeting rooms and private offices. CHESTERH O U S E Accommodation N machine Coffee Microwave Tower 800 D.WASH D.WASH 1000 SINK ZIP 400 The offices benefit from a generous ceiling height with exposed services and excellent day light. The office floor is constructed around a central atrium & courtyard, which is timber decked, providing an 0 1 2 3 4 5m external seating & leisure area for the sole use of the first floor occupiers. Floor Area : 10,952 sq ft net CHESTERH O U S E Amenities Amenities • Spacious modern double height entrance • Automatic passenger lift • Fully fitted • Comfort cooling • Wired Certified Gold fibre • Fitted kitchen & breakout area • Private WC’s • Excellent natural light • Exclusive use of decked central court & atrium CHESTERH O U S E Amenities Amenities Use of Kennington Park facilities (at a cost) including award winning Mimosa Café, Pure Gym and car parking. CHESTERH O U S E Further Info & Contact Lease Offered on two bases, excluded from the L&T Act 1954 either: Lease to November 2026, with a tenant’s option to determine in November 2021 or: Lease to November 2021. Outgoings Rent: £37.50 per sq ft Rates: £12.54 per sq ft (2019/2020) Service Charge: £5.93 per sq ft (fixed, subject to annual increase of 5%) Contact For further information please contact::.

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