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4-8 Ludgate Circus Ec4 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS EC4 SUPERIOR NEWLY REFURBISHED OFFICE SPACE IN PROMINENT CITY LOCATION - FLOOR SPACE FROM 860 SQFT - 3,450 SQFT The property is situated on Ludgate Circus, the prominent junction connecting Ludgate Hill, Fleet Street, Farringdon Street and New Bridge Street. With St Paul’s Cathedral just 400m away, this historic location also hosts a wide spectrum of major occupiers from the financial, professional, legal and corporate sectors, as well as a generous selection of shops, cafes and restaurants. 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS DESCRIPTION EC4 Superior Grade A newly refurbished office space to let, in a historic and established business and leisure City location. Available space: 860 sqft - 3, 450 sqft. 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS LOCATION EC4 A5200 MALMAISON ST. JOHN FARRINGDON This historic PRUFROCK BARBICAN FABRIC A1 location is home to A201 KINTAN JAPANESE BBQ BOUNCE many international FARRINGDON A40 MUSEUM OF occupiers across a LONDON VANILLA FARRINGDON ST BLACK A40 ST. range of industries. BARTHOLOMEWS’S HOSPITAL These include; Santander Deloitte Unilever Amazon A40 Hachette Kroll Associates MCDONALDS 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS ST. PAUL’S Goldman Sachs Charles Russell FLEET STREET EC4 PATERNOSTER JP Morgan Baker Tilly CHOP HOUSE FLEET ST LUDGATE HILL ST PAUL’S BNY Mellon British American Tobacco ROYAL COURTS CATHEDRAL OF JUSTICE CITY THAMESLINK TEMPLE CHURCH FLEET ST CANNON ST The property also benefits from excellent transport connectivity, being in close proximity to the transport hubs below; CROWNE PLAZA BLACKFRIARS BLACKFRIARS UPPER THAMES ST Underground (Walk) Nearest Airports A3211 Blackfriars - 5 min City - 7 miles St. Paul’s - 6 min Heathrow - 16 miles BLACKFRIARS The immediate area enjoys an Mansion House - 10 min Gatwick - 26 miles GOOGLE MAPS BRIDGE MILLENIUM BRIDGE exclusive range of restaurants, bars and amenities. The building Mainline (Walk) is also in close proximity to the A201 FOUNDERS ARMS City Thameslink - 2 min OXO TOWER MONDRIAN retail offerings of the One New LONDON SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE London Blackfriars - 3 min LONDON Change and Paternoster Square. TELEVISION CENTRE TATE MODERN Barbican - 8 min 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS AERIAL EC4 BUCKINGHAM PALACE LONDON EYE BRITISH MUSEUM JUBILEE GARDENS 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS TATE MODERN EC4 SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE BLACKFRIARS BLACKFRIARS ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL CITY THAMESLINK FARRINGDON ST. PAUL’S 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS SPECIFICATION EC4 Newly refurbished Grade A office space, with period features carefully restored throughout. Specification • Extensive refurbishment both internally and externally • Combination of recessed LED strip-lights, twin recessed downlights, suspended light fittings and individual spotlights • Wall mounted and ceiling mounted air-conditioning units • Raised timber floor incorporating triple cavity floor boxes. 2Nr double socket power outlets together with 2Nr CAT 6 outlet points • New suspended feature ceilings to be provided to central office areas • The property benefits from excellent transport connectivity, with City Thameslink, Blackfriars and Farringdon over-ground stations, and St Paul’s, Farringdon and Blackfriars underground stations all within a short walking distance 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS FLOOR PLANS EC4 Click to view Floor Plans: First Floor 864 sqft Office WC WC OFFICE 80.3 SQM WC 2 SQM WC 1.3 SQM 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS FLOOR PLANS EC4 Click to view Floor Plans: Second Floor 867 sqft OFFICE 80.5 SQM WC 2 SQM WC 1 SQM 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS FLOOR PLANS EC4 Click to view Floor Plans: Third Floor 862 sqft OFFICE 80.1 SQM WC 2 SQM 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS FLOOR PLANS EC4 Click to view Floor Plans: Fourth Floor 845 sqft OFFICE 78.5 SQM WC 2 SQM 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS TERMS EC4 Terms A new lease is available direct from the landlord for a term by arrangement. 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS EC4 4-8 LUDGATE CIRCUS CONTACT EC4 Contact For further information and viewings please contact us Henry Carroll - Head of Agency Direct Line: 020 7908 2675 Mobile: 07734 045930 63 Wigmore Street London W1U 1BQ Tel: 020 7486 3531 Brecker Grossmith on behalf of the Landlords of this property whose agents they are, give notice that: These particulars do not constitute an offer or a contract, nor constitute any part of an offer or contract. All statements contained in these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of Brecker Grossmith Ltd. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to the property are to be relied upon as representations of fact. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. Regulated by RICS. Subject to Contract. Designed by iBrochure, February 2018..
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