The unit is located opposite the main entrance to Aldgate Station amongst a parade of retail units. As development within Aldgate has increased, this high street sees increasing numbers of footfall each year. The unit benefits from additional basement storage space

A prime retail and leisure opportunity at Baker Street Station.

The Kiosk is located in a prominent position in front of the station on Station Approach in the triangular block that sits above the subway entrance/exit. The kiosk sits on corner of Baker Street and Marylebone Road and is approximately 10 metres from the entrance to the underground.

The Kiosk is located in a prominent position in front of the station on Station Approach in the triangular block that sits above the subway entrance/exit. The kiosk sits on corner of Baker Street and Marylebone Road and is approximately 10 metres from the entrance to the underground.

The unit is configured in a trapezoid shape with a 2-metre glass frontage facing Marylebone Road. Internally the unit has been divided by internal wall partitions and a 3-metre counter sat beneath safety glass.

The subject premise is situated inside the station in the upper entrance-hall, adjacent to Marks and Spencer and opposite the Jubilee/Bakerloo line ticket barriers. The unit has an open return frontage secured by roller shutters. Other retailers in close proximity include Krispy Kreme, Boots and Starbucks.

The subject unit is a good size and has a simple configuration. There is a sliding glass frontage and the opportunity to put signage either side of the unit.

The subject unit is situated in a prominent position within the ticket hall. It has a simple configuration, glass frontage and has good back of house space suitable for a preparation area or storage.

The property comprises a ground floor retail unit with glass window frontage. It is located on the right hand side when exiting Bayswater Station. The entrance leads out onto Queensway. The area is experiencing great change and improvement with property along the street being bought for redevelopment. The unit would be suitable for a dry use operator looking to benefit from a prominent location. The unit has power, but no water or drainage.

The unit is located immediately to the left of the station when exiting. The unit is arranged over ground floor, first and basement. There is water and drainage within the unit. Deliveries are to be via the street - interested parties are to look into parking restrictions.

The unit occupies a an exceptionally prominent corner position on the southern side of Oxford Street where it connects with South Molton Street, adjacent to the Oxford Street entry and exit point of Bond Street Underground Station. The new Bond Street Crossrail Station will be situated directly opposite.

The space for the mobile site is located on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier. Incoming tenant to provide their own cart. There is no ancillary storage.

The unit will be handed over in a shell condition with capped off services. The ingoing tenant will be required to install a glazed frontage.

The unit has been stripped out and is in good condition ready for occupation.

The unit is triangular, with a frontage onto the main entrance walkway to the ticket barriers. The unit is directly adjacent to the main station entrance, with a full height electric roller shutter providing access and security. The unit benefits from power, however there is no water or drainage.

This retail unit sits adjacent to the ticket machines and has great visibility when entering and exiting the ticket hall. We understand it will be handed over in shell condition with capped off services. The unit will have a glazed shop front installed by the landlord.

The kiosk occupies a prominent location within the Earls Court Road ticket hall. The kiosk benefits from its close proximity to the ticket barriers and is one of only two retail units within the ticket hall. The unit benefits from water, drainage and power and would be suitable for a coffee or grab and go offer.

The subject unit is a small unit with a simple configuration that is part of the Great Portland Street underground station building. The unit has two entrances and has frontage facing both outside and inside the station.

The property comprises of an unlined arch which is accessed from Acton Mews. The frontage is glazed with bi folding doors which are secured externally with an electric roller shutter and opportunity for Tenants signage. Internally the property is in a good condition and benefits from the following amenities 3 phase power, WC facilities, a combination of spot lighting / down lighters and a clear height rising to 4m.

Situated in a prime position adjacent the station entrance, the unit offers a good size retail space with simple configuration. Highbury & Islington is a high footfall station and this unit provides the opportunity to benefit from this in an affluent inner London area. The unit is in good condition, arranged over the ground floor only. It has a prominent frontage onto the pedestrianised stretch in front of the station.

The unit is currently occupied by Barkers. The space is arranged over ground floor. It has a good prominent frontage onto Old Broad Street and has a straight forward configuration. There is a narrow store room at the rear of the shop which is separated by a stud partition. The unit benefits from water and drainage.

The new retail unit will occupy a very prominent location within the high footfall ticket hall. It will be extremely visible as you enter the ticket hall from the main National Rail concourse and as you exit through the London Underground ticket barriers.

The subject unit is located on the pre-paid side of the barrier and has a good configuration with wide open frontage.

This unit is in an extremely prominent position within Moorgate station, situated alongside one of the stations entrance and exit points. The unit has great frontage which will capture significant footfall and is secured by a roller shutter. The unit is in good condition and is ready for occupation.

The space for the mobile site is located on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier. Incoming tenant to provide their own cart. There is no ancillary storage.

The unit is located on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier. The unit will be handed over in shell condition with capped off services and a shop front installed.

The unit is located on the unpaid side of the ticket barrier. The unit will be handed over in shell condition with capped off services and a shop front installed.

The unit was a small grab and go ice cream parlour which forms part of a parade of shops with a varied tenant mix within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. The unit occupies a good position within the station opposite exits 1 and 2. There are no water and drainage supplies within the unit. The unit is currently vacant.

These units form part of a parade of shops within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. They occupy a prominent location within the station adjacent to exit 2. The units can be occupied separately or as one. There is no water or drainage in either unit and both are currently vacant.

This unit forms part of a parade of shops within Piccadilly Circus Underground station. The unit occupies a prominent location within the station adjacent to exit 2. There is no water or drainage in the unit and it is currently vacant.

The unit has a good configuration featuring wide frontage onto the station concourse.

The kiosk will be newly built, there will be a full height return between the kiosk and cladded wall. The services within the unit will be at the rear.

This unit has a prominent frontage, visible from both Pelham Street and the underground entrance and is located at the start of South Kensington Underground’s retail arcade.

This unit has a prominent return frontage, cornering Thurloe Street and the entrance to South Kensington Underground’s retail arcade. The unit is distributed over ground floor and has a mezzanine for storage or ancillary use.

As part of TfL’s exciting new retail strategy to further enhance their customers journey, we are marketing a unit on Thurloe Street by South Kensington Underground Station. The unit is located in a prominent pitch on Thurloe Street. It is arranged over ground floor and basement and has a prominent glass frontage.

Situated within the District and Circle Line ticket hall, the unit is the sole retail offering in one of the ticket halls in a high footfall transport hub. The unit offers a large retail space with a simple configuration and is visible from the ticket barriers and the main station entrance. The unit sits adjacent to one of the staircases leading into the ticket hall from street level and benefits from an open entrance which fronts onto the ticket hall, secured by roller shutters. This unit does not have water and drainage.

The unit has recently been constructed and is in shell and core condition. The unit is white boxed and has a simple rectangular configuration. The unit benefits from a separate store room.