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Refurbished Offices to Let LAST FLOOR REMAINING Refurbished offices to let LAST FLOOR REMAINING 91-95 SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 0AX LOCATION 91-95 Southwark Bridge Road is prominently located on the east side of Southwark Bridge Road, immediately to the south of Union Street. There are numerous amenities close by including Britain’s most renowned food and drink market, 65% Borough Market, and Flat Iron Square which Increase in capacity includes a vibrant selection of restaurants, bars, in peak hours at London Bridge street food and outdoor space. Transport connections are unrivalled with the Thames Clipper services to entrance of the £1bn newly redeveloped London Canary Wharf from London Bridge Bridge station within a 4 minute walk away More trains to Farringdon for Elizabeth Line providing excellent travel connections. services DESCRIPTION FLOOR Sq Ft Sq M 123 91-95 Southwark Bridge Road provides newly Trains an hour pass through London Adjacent to refurbished offices in a central South Bank location 2nd 3,173 294.8 Bridge, rising to Flat Iron Square 168 in 2018 The available accommodation is arranged over 1st 3,155 293.1 #1 ground,1st and 2nd floors. Ground 2,107 195.7 London Bridge Station redevelopment named AMENITIES Suspended Ceilings Total 8,435 783.6 greatest infrastructure 3 Minutes to project in London Borough Market WCs/DDA for 2017 Excellent natural daylight WC/Showers Heating and Air Secure Cycle Storage 5 Minutes walk from Conditioning system the UK’s Lift iconic tallest 4 Minutes walk to building Under Floor and Kitchen on each floor London Bridge The Shard Perimeter Trunking 91-95 Station High ceilings SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD LONDON SE1 0AX LEASE PLAN London Bridge Borough Yards Lease Demise Notes: One of the most exciting and fastest Care should be taken when drawings are printed £300m The £300m redevelopment of the to avoid image distortion. 70 growing retail areas in the capital, This drawing is issued for lease registration New retail outlets - part Flagship Vinopolis site will become a focus purposes only and further copies should be printed under the appropriate licence. of the 83m passenger with over 70 new shops, bars and redevelopment interchange at London of Borough Yards on Boutique retailing and leisure Bridge Station restaurants set to open at London further strengthening the area. Revisions: Bridge Station in 2018. A - Original Issue (April 2011) B - Alteration To Lease Demise (April 2012) C - D - E - F - LEASE PLAN SECOND FLOOR Lease Demise O'MEARA STREET UNION STREET Notes: Care should be taken when drawings are printed to avoid image distortion. This drawing is issued for lease registration purposes only and further copies should be TOILET printed under the appropriate licence. AYRES STREET SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD DOYCE STREET T Revisions: TREE S A - Original Issue (April 2011)AYRES B - Alteration To Lease Demise (September 2011) CLocation - Plan DScale - 1:2500 E - F - This drawing contains Ordnance Survey data which has been reproduced with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Crown copyright 2011. Murphy Surveys Licence Number LIG0999 LEASE PLAN FIRST FLOOR London Lease Demise 9 Devonshire Square O'MEARA STREET London UNION STREET EC2M 4YF Reception Notes: Phone: 020 3170 7026 Care should be taken when drawingsFax: 020 are 3178 printed 6642 to avoid image distortion. Thiswww.murphyassetservices.co.uk drawing is issued for lease registration purposes only and further copies should be TOILET Projectprinted : under the appropriate licence. 91-95 SOUTHWARK BRIDGEAYRES STREET ROAD LONDON,SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD SE1 Description : DOYCE STREET T TREE Revisions: Second Floor S A - Original Issue Lease(April 2011) PlanAYRES BLocation - Alteration ToPlan Lease Demise (April 2012) DateC -: April 2011 Issue : B DScale - 1:2500 DrawingE - NumberFThis - drawing: UK003356-LP2contains Ordnance Survey data GROUND FLOOR which has been reproduced with the permission of Presentationthe Controller of Her Scale Majesty's 1:200 Stationery @ A3 Office, Crown copyright 2011. Murphy Surveys Licence Number LIG0999 London 9 Devonshire Square London O'MEARA STREET UNION STREET EC2M 4YF Phone: 020 3170 7026 SHOWER ROOM Fax: 020 3178 6642 www.murphyassetservices.co.uk Project : TOILET 91-95 SOUTHWARK BRIDGEAYRES STREET ROAD LONDON,SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD SE1 Description : DOYCE STREET T TREE First Floor S S YRE Lease PlanA Location Plan Date : April 2011 Issue : 1 Scale 1:2500 Drawing Number : This drawing containsUK003356-LP1 Ordnance Survey data which has been reproduced with the permission of thePresentation Controller of Her Scale Majesty's 1:200 Stationery @ A3 Office, Crown copyright 2011. Murphy Surveys Licence Number LIG0999 London 9 Devonshire Square London EC2M 4YF Phone: 020 3170 7026 Fax: 020 3178 6642 www.murphyassetservices.co.uk Project : 91-95 SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD S O U T H W A R K B R I D G E R O A D LONDON, SE1 Description : Ground Floor Lease Plan Date : April 2011 Issue : B 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 20 Drawing Number : UK003356-LPGA metres Presentation Scale 1:200 @ A3 LEASE DETAILS designed and produced by www.imageworks.co.uk BANK BEDFORD 1 S Terms by arrangement. 11 OUSE FENCHURCH VIEWING STREET THAMESLINK T SOUTHEASTERN Please contact: H ILL MONUMENT SOUTHERN BANK A property owned and CH JUBILEE managed by: CROSS NORTHERN SOUTHW TH SH COMPLEX LONDON BRIDGE Paul Connaghan GLOBE WATERLOO CANARY [email protected] SOUTHW 19 WHARF BOROUGH 020 7940 8900 MARKET LONDON H BRIDGE ELEPHANT BOROG MARET TLE SEVENOAKS SOUTHW REDHILL TH ARD SQUARE H GATW AIRPORT SOUTHW 7 mins 91-95 Southwark Bridge Rd MORDEN HASTINGS BOROUGH IGH 1 5 mins SE1 0AX BOROUGH BRIGHTON 3 mins 1 MISREPRESENTATION Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis- statement. These particulars do not constitute an offer of contract. No representation or warranty whatever is made or given either during negotiations or in particulars by the vendor, lessors or the agent. All figures are exclusive of rates, service charge, VAT and all other outgoings. Jan 2019 You’re connected in minutes....
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