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33-35 BREWER STREET, LONDON, W1 5,300 Sq Ft Available 33-35 BREWER STREET 33-35 BREWER STREET Join the Neighbourhood 33-35 BREWER STREET, LONDON, W1 5,300 sq ft available 33-35 BREWER STREET 33-35 BREWER STREET Join the Neighbourhood: ACCOMODATION TENURE The shop is arranged The shop is available over ground and basement to let by way of a new floors, providing the lease for a term to be following approximate agreed. The lease will net internal areas: be contracted outside of the security of tenure Ground Floor: and compensation 1,817 sq ft 168.8 sq m provisions of the Landlord Brewer Street Basement: & Tenant Act 1954 Part II 3,167 sq ft 294.2 sq m (as amended). Oliver Spencer Vaults: 317 sq ft 29.5 sq m INSURANCE / Total: SOHO IS A HOTSPOT 5,301 sq ft 492.5 sq m SERVICE CHARGE FOR SHOPPING, EATING The service charge for AND DRINKING AND the current financial year RENT is estimated at £18,500. The insurance is estimated IS BUSY SEVEN DAYS Subject to contract, at £2,600. A WEEK ATTRACTING rental offers are invited SHOPPERS, TOURISTS, in the region of £350,000 per annum exclusive of RATES OFFICE WORKERS rates, service charge, VAT (if applicable) and The rates are due to AND RESIDENTS. all other outgoings. be reassessed following Bleach London works to the unit. Interested parties are advised to speak with Soho is also home to car park, an iconic building ENERGY the local authority for many global fashion with a public programme PERFORMANCE further information. brands including of audio-visual shows, events Champion, Supreme, and installations curated by CERTIFICATE Carhartt, APC, Palace, the Vinyl Factory. The premises has an Nudie Jeans, Alex Eagle EPC rating of C-55. LEGAL COSTS and Fiorucci to name a few. Many international chefs Each party to bear its and restaurants are in own costs in connection 33-35 Brewer represents the area including Kiln - with this letting. a rare opportunity for recently voted the top UK a retailer to create a restaurant at the National flagship store alongside Restaurants Awards. other iconic brands, Hoppers, Kricket, Xu, directly opposite Palace Palomar and Rambla and the Brewer Street also featured in the list. 33-35 BREWER STREET A NEW SOHO CANVAS MAKE A STATEMENT 33-35 BREWER STREET T T E E E E R R T T S S N N E O L T L A O R H E H S WARDOUR STREET WARDOUR STREET WA RDOUR STREET 35 WASABI THE IQOS 85 CARDS PAUL.A. - GALORE 3 BRGR.CO GEORGE 8 YOUNG 101 R 9 OLIVER CROSS- O 7 - 99 THE R A N TOWN A 27 POTATO STEPHENS SOHO B B U Y CHIPOTLE 34 B RON PROJECT E JOE R E E S S A T N W S MY S AGENT B TH NUG / E R E U D HO PROV O O S CATEUR E I ME H N LT N TR THE O BAR ROOM E H T 26 P V I RP D E U T I ROOM A C F T F AR N F O OFFICE O OFFICE E X W E S O THE BREA U SIR TOM KFAST RES E CLUB T E BAKER 2 1 VILLAGE R 1 SUPREME 1 R MEWS 4 BAR OUR - WARD 3 T 11 10 9 EAT T STEAM SOHO - - K 5 8 DUCK LE 5 INS S L AN SUNRISE 2 TRANSFER E 2 S RESIDENTIAL 0 3 3 SHADOW BONE T 3 S S DADDIE Y T OFFICE R L LOUNGE WAH! NAIL 6 1 N YOUR PLATFORM U S L ERS 1 A 3 7 6 E 1 O LO I L REE POST OVE NATA - HEALTH 2 - 3 L 7 C D T ENT NATURAL O 9 PR - O 29 DUCTION N 6 CRUSSH S Leisure B 14A EAN CAFE ROOM U WELLNESS PROWLER R 5 BROADWICK SILKS N P O 0 0 CK S CK 2 E I R INTRUDERS R 1 3 L 2 PILAU OFFICE W G - Y 28 A EROS SHO R R 3 T ` E 8 NT E E 4 H B CAL FRANCO MANCA Z REAL GREEK ED T ON IA COOKHOUSE JOE THE REDEVELOPMENT H AC E BL ! SH O G HERITAGE SA 1 MISAN TEXTILES TOMMIS THER D O W SITCH & CO ND NATURAL COLOUR CLOTH HOUSE O WORKS 7 E C I FF O YUMCHAA FABRICS MISAN O H O S H IG H O LINGER SILK BURGER S IE SO HIGH SOHO L PAPERCHASE U IGINA OR S K CLAR HE RM WILLIAMS CHRIS KERR TAILORS UNIVERSAL 2 WORKS ISLAMIC CENTRE POLPETTO EURO ACCESSORIES REIGN WEAR A DAY’S MARCH CASS ART LONDON TOI & MOI RECKLESS RECORDS CENTRE TED’S POINT GROOMING JOINT SILK SOUND THE WEEK T C SOCIETY SOHO DRY CLEAN RED DOG SALOON FLAT WHITE BOROVICK SILKS MED BAR 55 50 - 5 MEDITERRAN 53 - 1 MY PLACE D OO 5 M D O O 4 52 M THE BLUE 49 48 47 46 45 POSTS 1 RUPERT STREET 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 34 - 35 33 32 31 30 27 - 29 26 25 24 23 6 4 3 2 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 5A 5B 4 3 WALKERS COURT 1 63 65 17 16 15 SATURDAY) 6 (PEDS ONLY) BERWIC 22 21 20 19 18 0AM - 9.00PM MONDAY - 8 9 10 11 - 12 K STREET BERWICK STREET (PEDESTRIANS ONLY 8.3 BE RWICK STREET (STREET MARKET) 103 T N 5 E 7 - 5 M 8 P O L SNOG E 59 V E D 60 E R 8 61 68 69 71 72 ARKET) 2 S 70 REET M EET SOHO’ (ST CK STR T I 1 73 - 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 90 BERW SOHO'S ES I ED M 15 102 RE 100 101 9 99 E NO I NT U SP 8 T D AN 96 97 9 ORIGINAL 92 93 94 95 E OL 1 S S 9 N ) HAUS 8 9 R ZA B 8 E TRIP S YARD NUD E IE OOM E Y LS HQ LS AI N CER BOOKSHOP 1 DEVELOPM UNDER 2 T OFFICE THE L C EMBER 6 COFFEE OASIS A ENT QVIST T EEN MAN JE ANS 1 39 STEPS R N N ENTRANCE W O BR 2 GUSTO 1 UNGE R LO R DENTAL 1 A O U 6 MIX MAX 2 ENTRANCE SOHO E R DISPLAY AND RICE AND S 1 OFFICE T THE DUCK THE O T E N O BY E ON YAUATCHA BATHR THAI N SAND TOMBO - ENTRANC 8 SISTER RAY N C CES LIMITED A 7 9 ABSURD E I 2 E RANDALL DEVELOPMENT POKE S DEVELOPMENT THE G FOOTPATR 13 MASSAGE 4 2 S BLANCHETTE R MACHINE A & MATCHA BAR BIRD & AUBIN 1 T P S R OLIVER SPEN 4 M R E 1 SERVI ONWARD 7 2 D E 2 THE CIRCLE T 2 E 5 - K E 8 9 - P T RES 1 ( 1 4 0 COPITA S 4 LINA STO 1 T 6 LTD E 1 2 CERU OFFICE OFFICE 2 2 OFFICE OFFICE 0 E E E 7 10 - 11 SERVICE 2 R T 1 C I - DEVELOPMENT OFFICE R YARD P F 5 T E GREENS COURT 0 9 E F 9 2 T CUT & GRIND 7 S 2 SPLASH 1 E 1 E O 2 E S SOHO C W 1 E GOULDS I HOPKINS STREET R CUTTER & SQUIDE W E 4 E F 8 8 C FIFTY A 8 E I 2 2 1 ENTRANCE Y S F 1 T E M 2 2 T FIFT V Y 2 SIMPLY E U O R - A R S R D E O 2 RELAX A T OFFICE E 13 6 L 3 1 N H R IVY CAFE N S 2 4 E ENTRANCE T 2 A - A E Y B 2 I - YA L RD B 7 R E CO & JOE TWINS E CHILANGO 7 S 6 T R L N 2 C 22 T 1 5 I R R ICE 6 6 OFF - EL CAMON A 1 THE SOHO F O STREET ARCHER E 2 O S L ` PALACE - F 5 LONDON E AXEL ARIGATO V SCREENING P 2 V O C A 4 D E COLLEGE SKATEBOARDS I I E ROOMS K 8 KINGSWAY 1 A 0 F C W 0 I 2 L 7 REET 3 F C 1 1 WESTMINSTER THAI ST F - OFFICE I E S U O HO O FOOD 3 F 8 - SIMPLY THIRTY O 21 OFFICE FICE OF OFFICE 3 D R A E TRENCH FIC 0 OF W N 9 PLEASURE BROADWICK 3 VETRO 2 D ENOTECA 16A TEMPER DE-LUXE CLEANING A 3 O 3 E 19 C N R I &NESS TO LET W F MITCHELL B OBICÀ F AVENUE SHAFTESBURY O BODEAN’S INGEST O RE Y P 5 O LACE S R 3 17-18 S IO 16 15 14 13 AD N VASCO PIERO’S SOHO FOOD & WINE 4 NEWSAGENT D N I GR O H HEADMASTERS K OC 3 OFFICE CUCUMBA SPA E ON T A E B 40 YMC PRE OW RS VE - D RE TU UL KÊU K S X SO X R O H R SO 15 E ROBI E 14 2 13 SOHO 7 DUKE OF B 13A B 12 4 3 ) (LFW 1 I 3 1 N O K OL F E U EN 10 V ARGYLL EYES ON B ABSOLUTE É SDC T BLACKL BARRIO CE WALTERS OFFI 3 B SMOKE & MIRRORS C BIG BOUY 31 42 K PAR R ITSU CA TC O 9 O ART 4 NOISE 8 B K AR P ION FASH T CAF MAIL BOX ETC 7 TIL 43 - 44 6 LY AND 5 D 5 2 1-5 O 1-5 HOUSE OF WAX CA N R 45 MICHAEL R 1A ES THE E 45/46 GREAT WINDMILL STREET T TO W 47 E EET R T S EWER BR CP N WOK ANTHONY CO LE EL Z S N G I S E D 48 50/49 PAT M P TA 6 O WALK R AU S O N I D O UDI 51 L ST GR REYNOLDS AND E EA 60 THE ST R C OBSERVATORY 52 55 EET 2 CORDS THE CAFÉ 56 A INSTA & GALLERY 54 A SOJU LYRIC PUB THE 57 Bars, Cafés & Restaurants 58 HE L STUDIOS 60 ARST 7 CO NI SOHO P ANDINA 33 SKIN TA 60 CASI CORAL 62 MAGAZINE R NA DO 63 OUR DI TAVERN & BO & LY L BIBIG LEGACY BI O PHONICA VE SO 2 SOPHIE’S ST.
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