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Available Space AVAILABLE SPACE Address Floors & Charges Terms Description/Amenities 5 Aldermanbury Square Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold London Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access EC2V 7HR Rent: £891,365 pa (approx £57.50 psf) ▪ 8 Passenger Lift(s) The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm refurbished office accommodation ▪ Atrium on the 13th floor from 5,500 sq ft. ▪ Commissionaire 13th Floor 15,502 1,440 £57.50 £618.70 Avail The triple height reception benefits ▪ Disabled Facilities from a dual aspect, with entrances ▪ Food Court TOTAL 15,502 1,440 onto both Wood Street and the ▪ Garage landscaped Aldermanbury Square. ▪ Goods Lift Rates: £374,218 pa (approx £24.14 psf) The floor is fully fitted out to a very ▪ Raised Floors Service Charge: £153,780 pa (approx £9.92 psf) high standard, to a largely open ▪ Reception Total Outgoings: £91.56 psf plan configuration with new ▪ Security Entry System furniture and cabling and is ready ▪ Security System for immediate occupation. Being ▪ Storage Space towards the top of the building the floor has great views and excellent Grade: Second Hand natural light. A new lease available, terms to be agreed. Last Update: 03/10/2013 01/08/2008 Vacant 10 Aldersgate Street Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold London Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ Air Conditioning EC1A 4HJ Rent: £1,256,806 pa (approx £43.70 psf) ▪ Car Parking The available space comprises ▪ Conference Facilities Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation on the ▪ Reception basement to fourth floor levels. 4th Floor 6,342 589 £44.50 £478.82 Avail New FRI lease available on terms Grade: New or Refurbished 3rd Floor 6,328 588 £44.50 £478.82 Avail to be agreed. 2nd Floor 6,339 589 £44.50 £478.82 Avail 01/09/2012 Vacant Last Update: 07/10/2013 1st Floor 5,243 487 £44.50 £478.82 U/O Ground 2,927 272 £44.50 £478.82 Avail Basement 1,578 147 £30.00 £322.80 Avail TOTAL 28,757 2,672 Rates: £407,170 pa (approx £14.16 psf) Service Charge: £278,943 pa (approx £9.70 psf) 200 Aldersgate Street Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold London Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 0.360Kn/SqFt Floor Loading EC1A 4HD Rent: £144,050 pa (approx £25.00 psf) ▪ 14 Passenger Lift(s) The available space comprises ▪ 24 Hour Access Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation on the ▪ 45 Car Parking Spaces lower ground and upper ground ▪ Air Conditioning Unit/suite- Upper Ground North, Me... 5,762 535 £25.00 £269.00 floors, the first through to the ▪ Balcony Avail seventh floors, the ninth and the ▪ Commissionaire 15th floor. The property is ▪ Energy Performance Rating - C TOTAL 5,762 535 available on a new FRI Lease, ▪ Food Court terms to be agreed. Rates will be ▪ Goods Lift Rates: £98,069 pa (approx £17.02 psf) £10.50 if the whole building is let. ▪ Gymnasium Service Charge: £54,739 pa (approx £9.50 psf) Rent:- Level 15 - in the region of ▪ LG7 Lighting Total Outgoings: £51.52 psf £55 psf Level 9 - in the region of ▪ On-Site Management £50 psf Levels 2 to 7 - in the ▪ Raised Floors region of £45 psf Remaining ▪ Reception floors, rent by arrangement. ▪ Restaurant 01/08/2006 Vacant ▪ Roof Terrace ▪ Security Entry System ▪ Security System Grade: Second Hand Last Update: 08/10/2013 One America Square Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 1 America Square Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access London Rent: £625,770 pa (approx £45.00 psf) ▪ 8 Passenger Lift(s) EC3N 2LN The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation located on ▪ Car Parking the part sixth, 11th and 12th floors. ▪ Commissionaire 12th Floor 6,368 592 £45.00 £484.20 Avail A new lease direct from the ▪ Conference Facilities 11th Floor 7,538 700 £45.00 £484.20 Avail landlord for a term by ▪ Energy Performance Rating - E arrangement. Rent- 12th & 11th ▪ Garage TOTAL 13,906 1,292 Guiding Mid £40.00 ’s 6th - Mid ▪ Goods Lift £30's. ▪ Gymnasium Rates: £198,856 pa (approx £14.30 psf) 01/02/2009 Vacant ▪ Raised Floors Service Charge: £190,790 pa (approx £13.72 psf) ▪ Reception Total Outgoings: £73.02 psf ▪ Security Entry System ▪ Security System Grade: Second Hand Last Update: 07/10/2013 Bavaria House Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 13 - 14 Appold Street Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 2 Car Parking Spaces London Rent: £261,825 pa (approx £37.50 psf) ▪ 2 Passenger Lift(s) EC2A 2AZ The property comprises 6,982 sq ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm ft of second floor offices, ▪ Disabled Facilities beneffiting from from a shared ▪ Energy Performance Rating - E 2nd Floor 6,982 649 £37.50 £403.50 Avail entrance lobby with a manned ▪ Raised Floors reception and lift & stair access to ▪ Reception TOTAL 6,982 649 the second floor via a secure ▪ Security Entry System restricted access barrier system. ▪ Security System Rates: £15 pa (approx £0.00 psf) The premises are available on a Service Charge: Not Quoting new lease for a term of years to be Grade: Second Hand agreed. 01/05/2013 Vacant Last Update: 23/09/2013 Austin Friars House Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 2 - 6 Austin Friars Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 2 Passenger Lift(s) London Rent: £844,866 pa (approx £49.50 psf) ▪ 24 Hour Access EC2N 2HD The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation arranged ▪ Atrium over the lower ground, first, ▪ Commissionaire 3rd Floor 8,513 791 £49.50 £532.62 Avail second, third and sixth floors. ▪ Energy Performance Rating - C 2nd Floor 8,555 795 £49.50 £532.62 Avail New lease direct from the ▪ Gymnasium landlord, for a term by ▪ Raised Floors TOTAL 17,068 1,586 arrangement. ▪ Reception 01/09/2012 Vacant ▪ Security System Rates: £273,259 pa (approx £16.01 psf) Service Charge: £115,038 pa (approx £6.74 psf) Grade: Second Hand Total Outgoings: £72.25 psf Last Update: 21/10/2013 1 Aylesbury Street Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold London Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 0.280Kn/SqFt Floor Loading EC1R 0DR Rent: Not Quoting ▪ 3 Passenger Lift(s) The available space will comprise ▪ Disabled Facilities Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm 28,252 sq ft of office ▪ Raised Floors accommodation arranged over ▪ Reception 6th Floor 3,419 318 NQ NQ Avail various floors. Available on a Pre- ▪ Security System 5th Floor 4,013 373 NQ NQ Avail Let basis. ▪ Sprinkler System 4th Floor 4,820 448 NQ NQ Avail 01/06/2014 Vacant 3rd Floor 4,820 448 NQ NQ Avail Grade: New or Refurbished 2nd Floor 4,401 409 NQ NQ Avail 1st Floor 4,401 409 NQ NQ Avail Last Update: 02/09/2013 Ground 2,378 221 NQ NQ Avail TOTAL 28,252 2,625 Rates: Not Quoting Service Charge: Not Quoting 1 Bartholomew Lane Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold London Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access EC2N 2AX Rent: £324,280 pa (approx £55.00 psf) ▪ 3 Passenger Lift(s) The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation. Available ▪ Disabled Facilities on a new lease (s) for a term to be ▪ Raised Floors 1st Floor 5,896 548 £55.00 £591.80 Avail agreed. ▪ Reception 01/10/2004 Vacant ▪ Roof Terrace TOTAL 5,896 548 ▪ Security System Rates: £119,276 pa (approx £20.23 psf) Grade: New or Refurbished Service Charge: £50,116 pa (approx £8.50 psf) Total Outgoings: £83.73 psf Last Update: 11/10/2013 City Tower Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 40 Basinghall Street Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access London Rent: Not Quoting ▪ 4 Passenger Lift(s) EC2V 5DE The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm recently refurbished office ▪ Car Parking accommodation over various ▪ Conference Facilities 4th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail floors. A new lease available on ▪ Goods Lift 3rd Floor 5,264 489 NQ NQ Avail terms to be agreed. ▪ Reception 01/06/2013 Vacant ▪ Security Entry System TOTAL 11,575 1,075 ▪ Security System ▪ Storage Space Rates: Not Quoting Service Charge: Not Quoting Grade: Second Hand Last Update: 09/10/2013 City Tower Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 40 Basinghall Street Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access London Rent: Not Quoting ▪ 4 Passenger Lift(s) EC2V 5DE The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm recently refurbished office ▪ Car Parking accommodation over various ▪ Conference Facilities 11th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail floors. A new lease available on ▪ Goods Lift 10th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail terms to be agreed. ▪ Reception 9th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail 01/06/2013 Vacant ▪ Security Entry System 8th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail ▪ Security System ▪ Storage Space TOTAL 25,244 2,345 Grade: Second Hand Rates: Not Quoting Service Charge: Not Quoting Last Update: 09/10/2013 City Tower Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 40 Basinghall Street Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access London Rent: Not Quoting ▪ 4 Passenger Lift(s) EC2V 5DE The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm recently refurbished office ▪ Car Parking accommodation over various ▪ Conference Facilities 15th Floor 6,311 586 NQ NQ Avail floors. A new lease available on ▪ Goods Lift terms to be agreed. ▪ Reception TOTAL 6,311 586 01/06/2013 Vacant ▪ Security Entry System ▪ Security System Rates: Not Quoting ▪ Storage Space Service Charge: Not Quoting Grade: Second Hand Last Update: 09/10/2013 City Place House Use Class: B1 (Business) Leasehold 55 Basinghall Street Use: B1 Office/Business ▪ 24 Hour Access London Rent: £522,900 pa (approx £43.29 psf) ▪ 6 Passenger Lift(s) EC2V 5DX The available space comprises ▪ Air Conditioning Sq Ft Sq M £psf £psm office accommodation arranged ▪ Atrium over part of the second floor.
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