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Exceptional Retail, F&B and Wellness Opportunity Pipeline Site Available Exceptional retail, F&B and wellness opportunity Pipeline site available Q3 2021 7-day-a-week neighbourhood 280 BISHOPS SQUARE Year-round, community and cultural events programme Summer Sport Screen and lunchtime concerts 18 retail units 4 restaurants 10 mobile street food operators 100-stall fashion street market Arts market once a month A further 10 units on Lamb Street by late 2021 John Sturrock Photography Daily Visitors: Weekdays: 20,000 Weekends: 40,000 7 days a week of food, John Sturrock Photography culture, fashion and crafts Spitalfields never stops! Various markets, street food offering, a community events programme, a rolling public art programme and seasonal activities, combined with the security and police partnership and stakeholders contribution have all helped to create a sense of place and made Spitalfields a destination to live, work and play 7 days a week. John Sturrock Photography DUO H O X T O BIA ROAD N COLUM S T D A R O E R P E Y I C T IT T E Y R F N O I K AD E C L A D H S T R E E T B A T H ET TRE S OLD S T R E E T S W C The centre of three vibrantU neighbourhoodsA N R F T A I E I N L D R S O T A R D E E T G REET R D ST T E OL E A E T R E T A S S T E E OLD STREET L R C LEONARD STREET N A BANNER STREET N ST D R SHOREDITCH B A E R O R B E R I A E C T T N K T E E L E R G A E L N E R A N T H S T E B H BUNHILL G FIELDS I H BOXPARK H SCRUT TON STREE C T T I D E R D A O H O SHOREDITCH S R HIGH STREET Y T I C QUAKE WORSHIP STREET R STREET HAC T C E E O R M T S M E D L R O C P IA P A E L FINSBURY T S A T SQUARE R G E S E P T O H S I B BROADGATE S ILK S T R EE T SPITALFIELDS EXCHANGE MARKET SQUARE SPITALFIELDS BROADGATE CIRCLE C LIVERPOOL STREET O REET M ON ST FASHI B R E M I T MOORGATE C A E K R L G C A R I N A E O FINSBURY L O CIRCUS S M T R E E T B E E L T L DEVONSHIRE A M L A G SQUARE I S D N D E P L E O S E H X S I S T B R E E T E T T A E E G R T R S O N D O A OA M M R E L L E O AP C H H C O E T T U ALDGATE I E N H E R D W S T D EAST S D IT L A C O H E R M D B OL A N 30 ST S DUO T MARY R ALDGATE E AXE E BANK OF T ENGLAND M A N S E L L S T R E E BANK ET T LEADENHALL STRE CORNHILL A new Retail F&B and Wellness opportunity Located in an unsurpassed 7-day-a-week trading location in Spitalfields, Shoreditch CGI for reference only. Ground floor: Retail F&B & Wellness Opportunity RETAIL F&B TENANT RECEPTION OFFICE 2,000 SQ FT LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT WELLNESS SUITE LIFT LIFT PUBLIC ACCESS WELLNESS SUITE BUILDING ACCESS BARISTA BAR DUO Barista bar Located within the building's new 7,800 sq ft reception lounge CGI for reference only. Lower Ground: Wellness Suite and back of house for the Retail F&B VOID ABOVE CYCLE RETAIL F&B WELLNESS SUITE 500 - 1,800 SQ FT 4,200 SQ FT DUO Building cross section NIA NIA Level (SQ FT) Availability Level (SQ FT) Availability Communal roof garden Communal roof garden Communal roof garden Communal roof garden Roof Garden 6,000 Roof Garden 6,000 L12 18,000 Baker McKenzie L12 18,000 Baker McKenzie L11 21,200 Baker McKenzie L11 21,200 Baker McKenzie L10 21,200 Baker McKenzie L10 21,200 Baker McKenzie L9 21,200 Baker McKenzie L9 21,200 Baker McKenzie L8 21,200 Baker McKenzie L8 21,200 Baker McKenzie L7 21,200 Baker McKenzie L7 21,200 Baker McKenzie L6 21,202 Available Oces L6 21,202 Available Oces L5 21,202 Available Oces L5 21,202 Available Oces L4 21,202 Available Oces L4 21,202 Available Oces L3 21,205 Available Oces L3 21,205 Available Oces L2 21,203 Available Oces L2 21,203 Available Oces L1 19,314 Available Oces L1 19,314 Available Oces Ground Floor: BISHOPSGATE Dual reception BISHOPS SQUARE BISHOPSGATE Dual reception BISHOPS SQUARE Ground Floor: Retail opportunity 2,000 To Let Retail opportunity 2,000 To Let Wellness Suite Wellness Suite Dual building reception 7,800 - Dual building reception 7,800 - Showers / Changing room / Showers / Changing room / Lockers / E-scooterShowers & cycle / Changing store room / Showers / Changing room / Lockers / E-scooter & cycle store Lockers / E-scooter & cycle store Lockers / E-scooter & cycle store Barista bar 500 To Let Barista bar 500 To Let The above net internal floor areas under the 6th edition of the RICS Code Wellness Suite entrance The150 above net internalTo Let floor areas under the 6th edition of the RICS Code Wellness Suite entrance 150 To Let are estimations only, to be verified on Practical Completion. are estimations only, to be verified on Practical Completion. Lower Ground Floor: Lower Ground Floor: Wellness Suite 4,200 To Let Wellness Suite 4,200 To Let Retail / F&B 500 - 1,800 To Let Retail / F&B 500 - 1,800 To Let Building total 257,926 Building total 257,926 The above net internal floor areas under the 6th edition of the The above net internal floor areas under the 6th edition of the RICS Code are estimations only, to be verified on Practical Completion. RICS Code are estimations only, to be verified on Practical Completion. DUO P CI I TY T RO F A I D E L D S T R E E T B A T H D STREET S OL T R E E T S W C A U N R T F A I E I L N D R T S O E T E A B R R O E D E T U T S N D H T A TREE S R LD G O G Y I R T S E H E T E A R R T H E T OLD STREET E E S A T C E S T T E I CL LEONARD STREET R A N D N E D BANNER STREET R S B E T R A R B R O I E O R A E C T T N K H E E S R L A G L N A E HN ET B BUNHILL FIELDS BOXPARK SCRUTT ON STREET D A O SHOREDITCH R HIGH STREET Y T Local office occupiers I C Primary colours QUAK WORSHIP STREET ER STREET HAC T Highlight colours E E R T S C D L O O M Introduction P P M Preben PrebensenA E FINSBURY R C Group Chief Executive SQUARE I A L S T R E E E T T T E E A R T G S S P ON S O S L ILK I ST H R W E S E T I SPITALFIELDS B EXCHANGE MARKET SQUARE BISHOPS SQ BROADGATE CIRCLE TREET ON S FASHI B E R MOORGATE T I C C A K O G L A M R N LIVERPOOL STREET FINSBURY M E O E O CIRCUS R M C I B A E L L L M S L T I A E D N R T D E E L E A E S T G E S DEVONSHIRE X P S WHITECHAPEL T O SQUARE R E H E GALLERY S T I B E T T A E DUO E G R T R S O N A O M E M L O C H O T U E N E D R D ALDGATE A T S O S D R I L D T EAST PE A C A RO H H B EC L LD IT E O H M W 30 ST A N MARY S T AXE R E BANK OF E M T ENGLAND A N S E L L S ALDGATE T R E E T ET LEADENHALL STRE BANK CORNHILL P CI I TY T RO F A I D E L D S T R E E T B A T H D STREET S OL T R E E T S W C A U N R T F A I E I L N D R T S O E T E A B R R O E D E T U T S N D H T A TREE S R LD G O G Y I R T S E H E T E A R R T H E T OLD STREET E E S A T C E S T T E I CL LEONARD STREET R A N D N E D BANNER STREET R S B E T R A R B R O I E O R A E C T T N K H E E S R L A G L N A E HN ET B BUNHILL FIELDS BOXPARK SCRUTT ON STREET D A O SHOREDITCH R HIGH STREET Y T Local occupiers I C QUAK WORSHIP STREET ER STREET HAC T E E R T S C D L O O M P P M A E FINSBURY R C SQUARE I A L S T R E E E T T T E E A R T G S S P ON S O S L ILK I ST H R W E S E T I SPITALFIELDS B EXCHANGE MARKET SQUARE BISHOPS SQ BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH MENU BROADGATETWO COURSES £20 | THREE COURSES £25 Add unlimited Prosecco, Mimosas, Bloody Marys, ETM wine and bottles of Heineken or Sol for just £17.50! CIRCLE TABLE £3 TREET ON S Nocellara olives Soda bread, Marmite butter FASHI B E R MOORGATE Smoked almonds Spiced hummus, flatbread T I C C A K O G L A STARTERS M R Eggs Benedict / Royale / Florentine N LIVERPOOL(v) STREET FINSBURY M E O Avocado and chilli on sourdough (plant based) CIRCUS Oak smoked Scottish salmon, scrambled eggs E O Salt and pepper chilli squid, Sriracha mayonnaise R M Mac and cheese croquettes C (v) I Curried parsnip soup, coconut coriander yoghurt (plant based) B A E L L L M S MAINS L A T Classic Caesar salad: roast chicken, egg, baby gem lettuce, crispy bacon, aged Parmesan, croutons I E D N R Longhorn double cheeseburger, American cheese, caramelised onions, club sauce, French fries T D E E L E Whole roast spatchcock chicken, yuzu and blood orange, salsa verde A E S T Roast cauliflower, coconut rundown curry, wild rice (plant based) G E S X Scialatelli alla puttanesca, black olives, capers, cherry tomato DEVONSHIRE (plant based) P S WHITECHAPEL Salmon fish cake, spinach, chive butter sauce T O SQUARE R E H E GALLERY S T SIDES £ 3.5 I B Hand cut chips Green leaf salad French fries Brussels sprouts, sesame dressing E T T A E DUO E G DESSERTS R Baked vanilla cheesecake, winter fruit compote, toasted almonds T R S Sticky toffee pudding, coconut ice cream O N Dark chocolate torte, poached clementine (plant based) A O Lemon meringue pie, torched marshmallow, raspberry coulis M A selection of homemade ice creams and sorbets E M L O Please note that selected drinks for bottomless brunch will be available two hours from your booking time.
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