Aldermartin, Baines & Cuthbert: Estate Agents in Edgware, Hendon

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Aldermartin, Baines & Cuthbert: Estate Agents in Edgware, Hendon & Mayfair Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware, HA8 5AW A self contained second floor office occupying approximately 2000 square feet. Features include air conditioning, its own kitchen facilities and a WC. The suite also benefits from twenty-four hour access, parking, a boardroom, a passenger lift and manned security/concierge during office hours. All of The offices are bright with large windows and the suite offers very flexible configuration. Business Rates are not included and the rent is subject to VAT. £38,000.00 Per year Including Heating, Water and Service Charges Aldermartin, Baines & Cuthbert: Estate Agents in Edgware, Hendon & Mayfair SECOND FLOOR THE SUITE COMPRISES Many of these ten offices which comprise the suite are intercommunicating. There is a reception area, a large central open plan working area with storage cupboards, a utility cupboard and access to the emergency stairs. There are kitchen facilities adjacent to the reception and WC facilities on the second floor landing immediately outside the entrance to the suite. Reception Area: 4.65m x 3.67 m Central Working Area: 8.81m x 5.46 m Office 1: 3.96m x 3.14 Office 2: 3.96m x 2.74m Office 3. 3.96m x 3.1m Office 4: 3.96m x 3.91m Office 5: 4.54m x 3.27m Office 6: 5.48m x 4.51m Office 7: 3.95m x 3.63m Office 8: 3.95m x 3.11m Office 9: 3.95m x 2.74m Office 10: 3.95m x 2.85m • Air Conditioning • Self Contained • 24/7 Access • Security (during office hours) • 2000 square feet • Parking Available By Negotiation • In accordance with the 1991 Property Misdescriptions Act, these details and photographs have been Disclaimer • Edgware Hendon Mayfair prepared in good faith and as general guide, not a statement of fact. We have not carried out a survey and the services, 179 Station Road, Edgware, 51 Brent Street, Hendon, 17 Hanover Square, Mayfair, appliances and specific fittings have not been tested. Measurements are approximate and where possible taken to the widest Middlesex, HA8 7JX London, NW4 2EA London, W1S 1BN point. Any information regarding lease details, service charges, etc. have been supplied by our client and to the best of our knowledge is correct. +44 (0)20 8621 4000 +44 (0)20 8203 4567 +44 (0)207 016 7734 However, we strongly suggest that you request your lawyer to have it ratified. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] .

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