High Streets Schemes located in Greater London - South East

Multiple Units - Flexible Use available between 445–1484 sq ft. The units are all arranged over ground floor only and are currently in shell and core condition. Each unit benefits from good floor to ceiling heights with large windows which increase visibility within the site. Units 12.01 and 2.04 benefit from a return frontage due to their position at the corner of the building. The properties would suit a range of uses such as retail, leisure and restaurant uses. The units can be combined or taken individually to suit all business requirements.

From 360 to 15,380 sq.ft of retail & leisure space available in the heart of London. 18 King William Street is the perfect space for a potential 21st century leisure extravaganza. Whether it be a bar, restaurant, retail store or luxury boutique the space is perfectly positioned under 18 King William Street in the heart of London’s business district. The space is surrounded on all sides by famous landmarks. The Bank of England can be found a few minutes walk north, the Walkie Talkie building to the east, London Bridge to the south and St Paul’s Cathedral to the west. The area is both a tourist hotspot and home to seemingly endless offices, providing a constant throng of passing footfall - ideal for potential retail & leisure space. 18 King William Street is seriously well connected - it is only a minutes’ walk from Monument tube station and is literally next door to the new TFL Bank Station Entrance which will open in early 2023. Large available space like this in The City of London is rare - the current status of the space means that it’s a blank canvas ready for a tenant to paint a masterpiece. Spaces are available on both the ground floor and basement levels.

Offering the highest quality A1 to A3 retail / restaurant / bar space in the heart of Midtown. 150 Holborn is a new 185,000 sq ft mixed-used scheme, and the new London headquarters for international consultancy Dar Group.

The Stable Street units occupy the ground floor of the Western Transit Shed opposite Coal Drops Yard. The entrances face onto the amenities of Lewis Cubitt Square and Lewis Cubitt Park opposite.

Occupiers include - Sense & Big Waffle Garage