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Document.Pdf NEOCLASSICAL ELEGANCE 139 PICCADILLY IS AN ELEGANT, GEORGIAN, NEOCLASSICAL STYLE BUILDING OPPOSITE GREEN PARK IN MAYFAIR. A rare opportunity to lease office space in the historic former home of the romantic poet Lord Byron, with 9,300 sq ft of Grade A office space available over 6 floors and residential on the lower ground. 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE ONE HISTORY OF M AYFAIR THE LONDON DISTRICT OF MAYFAIR REMAINED LARGELY RURAL UNTIL THE EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND BECAME WELL KNOWN FOR THE ANNUAL “MAY FAIR” THAT TOOK PLACE FROM 1686 TO 1764 IN WHAT IS NOW SHEPHERD MARKET. By the end of the 18th century, most of Mayfair was built on with upper-class housing. The decline of the British aristocracy in the early 20th century led to the area becoming more commercial, with many houses converted into offices for corporate headquarters and various embassies. Mayfair retains a substantial quantity of high-end residential property, upmarket shops and restaurants, and CGI image of the proposed 2,200 sq ft luxury hotels along Piccadilly and Park Lane making it one grand ballroom at the In & Out Club of the most exclusive districts in London and the world. THE IN & OUT The Naval and Military Club – otherwise known as the ‘In and Out’, a nickname that originated from the carriage gates at its previous home of 94 Piccadilly. The building is now being transformed into a five-star hotel in a £100m redevelopment. CLARIDGES A 19th Century engraving depicting the exterior of Claridge’s, a 5-star hotel at the corner of Brook Street and Davies Street in Mayfair. 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE THREE MAYFAIR LEAFY ROYAL PARKS, ELEGANT GEORGIAN TOWNHOUSES, EXCLUSIVE HOTELS, FINE DINING, LUXURY RETAIL, INDEPENDENT BOUTIQUES, TRADITIONAL PUBS, CONTEMPORARY ART, EXQUISITE ANTIQUES 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE TEN I N R OYAL COMPANY JUST 10 MNUTES WALK TO THE WORLD RECOGNISED BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Buckingham Palace is the administrative headquarters of the British monarchy, an art gallery, and a tourist attraction Every year, invited guests are entertained at the famous garden parties, receptions, audiences, and banquets. The forecourt of Buckingham Palace is used for the Changing of the Guard, a major ceremony and tourist attraction. 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE FOUR GROSVENOR SQUARE 12 07 11 EET STR NT OU M BERKELEY SQUARE 02 14 LOCATION 10 01 139 PICCADILLY IS SITUATED OPPOSITE GREEN PARK AND A FEW MINUTES WALK FROM HYDE PARK IN THE HEART OF OLD SOUTH MAY-FAIR, SURROUNDED BY SOME P A OF THE WORLD’S MOST LUXURIOUS R K HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. L A 05 N E 08 01 13 EET GREEN PARK STR ZON RESTAURANTS HOTELS CLUBS CUR SHEPHERD 7 MINS WALK MARKET 01 China Tang 01 The Wellesley 01 Annabel’s 07 03 at The Dorchester 12 02 The Lanesborough 02 George 02 Galvin at Windows 03 Four Seasons 03 5 Hertford Street 14 03 Gridiron 06 11 04 The Haikin LY IL 04 Ella Conta HYDE PARK 02 D A 05 The Dorchester C 10 10 IC P 05 Coya Mayfair 03 06 06 London Hilton 08 06 Galvin at The on Park Lane Atheneum 07 The Connaught 03 07 Kitty Fisher’s 05 08 The Athenaeum GREEN PARK Mayfair 09 Intercontinental 09 08 Alain Ducasse at Park Lane The Dorchester 04 10 COMO 09 Nobu London HYDE PARK CORNER Metropolitan 10 The Punchbowl 4 MINS WALK 11 Hertford Street 11 Scott’s Apartments CON STITUTION HILL 12 34 Mayfair 12 Park Lane 01 02 Mews Hotel 13 Burger & Lobster 13 BUCKINGHAM 13 Pennisular PALACE 14 Sexy Fish BUCKINGHAM 14 PALACE GARDEN In & Out Club 04 Development PAGE NINE FEATURE STAIRCASE 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE TWO TH E BUILDING RECEPTION 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE FIVE RECEPTION 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE SIX OFFICE 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE SEVEN BOARDROOM 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE EIGHT PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PROPOSED 1,362 sq ft / 126 sq m PLANS Electrical Riser DDA WC Lift 4.30m WC WC FLOOR SQ FT SQ M UP RAD UP RAD Fourth 1,770 164 Riser Third 1,637 152 Second 1,576 146 UP 4.20m First 1,621 150 Ground 1,362 126 Lower Ground 1,418 132 GROUND FLOOR Total NIA 9,384 1,232 1,362 SQFT / 126 SQM PROPOSED LOWER GROUND FLOOR PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR (Residential) N 1,621 sq ft / 150 sq m 1,418 sq ft / 132 sq m Tank RAD Electrical Riser Services Riser Lockers Tank FEMALE WC FEMALE BIKE STORAGE SHOWER FEMALE Lift SHOWER Lift Shower MALE SHOWER MALE WC AND SHOWER Boiler CH 2.05m RAD RAD UP Riser Riser 4.50m CH 2.30m GARDEN Half height wall LOWER GROUND FLOOR 1,418 SQFT / 132 SQM Plans not to scale. For indicative purposes only. 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE ELEVEN 1,621 SQFT / 150 SQM PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PROPOSED FOURTH FLOOR 1,576 sq ft / 146 sq m 1,3770 sq ft / 164 sq m RAD Electrical Riser Lift Lift Skylight 2.70m Riser 3.80m 2.40m FOURTH FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 1,770 SQFT / 164 SQM 1,576 SQFT / 146 SQM PROPOSED THIRD FLOOR PROPOSED FOURTH FLOOR UPPER 1,637 sq ft / 152 sq m N Electrical Riser Lift 2.70m Riser 2.60m 2.70m THIRD FLOOR 1,637 SQFT / 152 SQM Plans not to scale. For indicative purposes only. 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE TWELVE SUMMARY SPECIFICATION RESTORED PORTLAND STONE FAÇADE 3.5M CEILING HEIGHTS IN PRINCIPAL ROOMS NEW VRV COOLING NEW LED FEATURE LIGHTING NEW PASSENGER LIFT BESPOKE HERRINGBONE WOODEN FLOORING NEW SHOWER FACILITIES NEW SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE DIRECTORS FLAT AVAILABLE. COURTYARD AREA 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE THIRTEEN CONTACT FOR FURTHER ENQUIRES PLEASE CONTACT: KATIE STEWART NICK SINCLAIR [email protected] 020 7399 2733 020 7866 8692 [email protected] ANGUS MARLOW-THOMAS PHIL FRENAY 020 7866 8612 020 7399 2742 [email protected] [email protected] Misrepresentation Act: The joint agents, for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property, whose agents they are, give notice that: These particulars are produced in good faith, but are set out as a general guide only, and do not constitute any part of a contract; No person in the employment of the joint agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property; Unless otherwise stated all rents or prices quoted are exclusive of VAT which may be payable in addition. July 2020. S011957. siren | +44 20 7478 8300 | sirendesign.co.uk | S011886 139 PICCADILLY MAYFAIR PAGE FOURTEEN.
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