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Cassiobury House 11-19 Station Road, Watford WD17 Let Smith AVAILABLE TO LET Cassiobury House 11-19 Station Road, Watford WD17 lET smith Office for rent, 1,106 - 4,387 sq ft, £36.00 psf (all inclusive) James Shillabeer [email protected] Cassiobury House 11-19 Station Road, Watford WDl 7 lET To request a viewing call us on (0) 20 7629 5456 Town Centre offices available on a short term basis with on-site car parking Cassiobury House is an imposing five-storey office building with basement and North Watford surface level parking. The building is located on Station Road directly opposite Watford Junction station and is only a few minutes' walk to the town excellent retail amenities. • Watford Junction station provides regular services to and from London Euston in under 20 minutes (direct) as well as Clapham Junction, the Midlands and the Watford North West. Both the Ml 0unction 5) and the M25 Ounctions 19 & 20) are within 3 miles. Bushey The available space is located across 3 suites on the ground floor West & 2nd Go gle floor East and total 4,264 sq ft. The suites are available individually or as whole Map data ©2020 on leases direct from the Landlord to expire no later than December 2021. More information Highlights hrrps:IMMM!.rea/la.co.uklm/34003-cassiobury-house-11-19-srarion­ • Cassiobury House benefits from the following specification: road • Impressive reception, common areas recently refurbished • 14 parking spaces Contact us • Air conditioned Bray Fox Smith • Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting Prince Frederick House, 2n d Floor, 35-39 • Perimeter trunking Maddox Street, London WlS 2PP Property details Q www.brayfoxsmith.com \. (0) 20 7629 5456 Rent £36.00 psf (All inclusive) Building type Office James Shillabeer Planning class Bl Bray Fox Smith \.07824 663 594 [email protected] Sizes 1,106 to 4,387 Sq ft a New all inclusive lease available direct from the Lease details Paul Smith landlord. Bray Fox Smith \. +44 (0) 20 7629 5456 Unit Floor Size sq Rent Total pa Notes Status a [email protected] ft psi Claudio Palmiero Second 4 car parking Suite 1 1,380 £36.00 £45,396.00 Available Floor spaces Bray Fox Smith \. 01908 061262 Second 4 car parking Suite 2 1,110 £36.00 £39,816.00 Available Floor spaces B [email protected] Ground Floor Ground 6 car parking 1,897 £36.00 £68,292.00 Available West Floor spaces Viewings strictly through the appointed agents. Total 4,387 £153,504.00 17/04/2020&.nsq>. Prq,ertydesa�01s,-,drefa�dn�ncis?,il)edalths page� mar\l!Q'ig matenap-<Mded by �ay1='011Smith. qealad nm wanartoraCCEptanyres.p:nsbily forthe .:a.I'w:.y a c:anplatenessc:J fie p-q>ertydescnptD'ls or r�ed l"lbnNDn pl'Olrided tae andthey do not ccnsuu:e p-opertypatio.Jars . 8� o� Smith Oi!ldal'nl!rta a,ayroxSmith thernwtvesand fa the ven1cn ofthsor lessen p-opeff)' agerts whose f\ey are. giw n:u:eN. a. thep.U:lJars•e mtwtas a generalo� orlyla glmilncea1d do n:x C0'1Stlll�. notcof'IUIIJI! patof WI offera artraCl; b Illdesa !pt s. mna1SD'1S,to refermces C<nillD'I _..dnacessay ptmaSICrlsfa use.id oc:a._.:n,on arm otherdetm av beieved.,be mrra::t.-.y b.Jt nl!rdng p1Khaters, tenartsor ttwdpill'tll!S should ruor N!lyO'lthemasSG.l!m&rtS Npresenl•01sof Iii.ct .
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