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New Fully Fitted Office Space 1,692 Sq Ft / 3,002 Sq Ft New Fully Fitted Office Space 1,692 Sq Ft / 3,002 Sq Ft 41 Eastcheap welcomes you into an impressive reception designed by Ben Adams Architects and features a unique undulating wood panelled ceiling. Brand new fully fitted & furnished office space. modern & highly specified Fully fitted with meeting room/s, workstations, kitchen and break out space Impressive manned reception Column free flexible floor plates New LED lighting New four pipe fan coil air conditioning New male, female and disabled WCs New shower facilities Bicycle storage and lockers 2 x 13 person passenger lifts 41 Eastcheap EC3 The Building fully fitted & ready to go The floors are highly efficient, offering column free open plan fitted workspace. Fifth Floor Accommodation Floor Sq Ft Sq M Lower Ground Floor Fifth 3,002 279.0 Lower Ground 1,692 157.0 Total 4,694 436.0 Fifth Floor Lower Ground Floor Fifth Floor Lower Ground Floor Open Plan Desks 18 Fifth Floor Open Plan Desks 34 8 Person Meeting Room 1 8 Person Meeting Room 1 1,692 Sq Ft / 157.0 Sq M Kitchen / breakout 1 3,002 Sq Ft / 279.0 Sq M 10 Person Meeting Room 1 Kitchen / breakout 1 Total Occupancy 18 Total Occupancy 34 Rood Lane Rood Lane Eastcheap Eastcheap Fifth Floor For indicative purposes only. Not to scale. The Space 41 Eastcheap EC3 Chiswell St. B Spitalfields rick . Market L d n R . l e p te Brushfield St. a ch ga ite Wh Broadgate Circle Comm e e r Moor ci a Ropemaker St. l 10 S . M t t INU . S TE h S W g AL K l Hi e Liverpool M Aldgate p id ha d c Moorgate Street l East e es it e x h S W Houndsdi t. London Wall tch Lema . n St S t . d e Bishopsgat e te Aldgate St oa Ax t. S M 30 St h a orga ry ig n H se Old Br Mary Axe ll Mo e Ma t St a D Coleman . St oc dg 5 Bishopsgat M k . Al IN S U t St T . M E i S n . o W edle r A e i L n St e K . s ad St ry re denhall Gresham St. Th Lea we Je t. Lloyd’s S ch Building ur Fenchurch 17 h 4 Tower l nc 15 e 3 Street 5 ornhil Leadenhall F M 12 Gateway C IN U Market T 14 E M S . ark W 6 10 Cheapside Bank 13 A St L L 16 an K Tower Hill Royal Mint St. h e ll Lombard St. rc 20 Hi . r hu St . e ow oria ec 20 Fenchurch 19 ct Ln T Vi ac Street n od 18 Gr 7 Quee 1 2 3 Ro 9 11 22 21 East Smithfield Cannon St. Eastcheap Great Tower St. 24 23 Cannon Street Tower of 41 Eastcheap occupies a prominent t. London Monument S rd St Katharine a position adjacent to the ‘Walkie w Docks y B Talkie’ building and 200 metres Upper Thames St. Lower Thames St. 8 south of the Lloyd’s Building. Leadenhall Market is a short walk r Bridge ark Bridge away, offering a wide range of we hw ndon Bridge To restaurant and retail amenity. ut Lo So Transport connections are excellent, with Monument Station Tooley St. Tooley St. (interlinking with Bank) less The London Bridge than 2 minutes walk. Borough Market Shard St Thomas St. rk St. Southwa central Local Amenities vibrant & 1. Savage Garden 9. The Folly 17. The Moniker 2. Darwin Brasserie 10. Chamberlain’s 18. Davy’s 3. Fenchurch 11. Brasserie Blanc 19. Camino connected 4. Curators Coffee 12. SkyLounge 20. Haz 5. The Ned 13. Hispania 21. Black Sheep 6. Luc’s Brasserie 14. Gaucho 22. Blacklock 7. K10 15. Factory House 23. Eastcheap Records 8. The Oyster Shed 16. Loch Fyne 24. London Cocktail Club 41 Eastcheap The Location effortless style & character Further Information TOM KEMP STEPHEN FOSTER MONIQUE KELLIHER [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.41eastcheap.london MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967 - HK Property Services Ltd for themselves and for the Vendor. Lessors of this property for whom they act, give notice that: (i) these particulars are a general outline only, for the guidance of prospective purchasers, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract. (ii) HK Property Services Ltd cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details contained herein and prospective Purchasers or Lessors must not rely on them as statements of fact or representations and must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy. (iii) no employee of HK Property Services Ltd has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty or enter into any contract whatever in relation to the property. (iv) prices/rents quoted in these particulars may be subject to VAT; and (v) HK Property Services Ltd will not be liable, in negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars. PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - These details are believed to be correct at the time of compilation but may be subject to subsequent amendment. July 2021. Designed and produced by Cre8te - 020 3468 5760 - cre8te.london.
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