60 Farringdon Road
Farringdon, EC1R 3GAThe Space
Unique, characteful wharehouse building with Office / Visitor Centre / Cultural or Social Community use available on a freehold basis
At a glance
| Property Type | Office |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 10,263 sq ft |
| Price | Price on application |
| Business Rates | Upon Enquiry |
| Service Charge | n/a |
| Energy Performance Rating | This property has been graded as D (93) |
Farringdon
5 mins
City Thameslink
14 mins
King's Cross
16 mins
Blackfriars
16 mins
Farringdon
5 mins
Chancery Lane
8 mins
Barbican
10 mins
Angel
13 mins
Key Points
- Office / Visitor Centre / Cutural or Social Community Use Building
- Refurbishment opportunity
- Unique warehouse building
- Self-contained
- 5m floor to ceiling height on ground floor
- Extensive frontage
- Outside space STP
- Two lift cores
- Opportunity to improve net to gross
- Opportunity for additional massing STP
Description
Unique freehold opportunity sold with full vacant posession. Converted warehouse originally constructed in 1875. Refurbished and ehanced in 2014 by Allies & Morrison. Currently configfured with small basement, large lateral ground floor and two upper office floors. A focal point of the space is a large central atrium, with siginificant sky lights providing for impressive volumes of space.
Of interest to culturual facilites including music and entertainment venues, cinemas, artist studios and galleries, theatres, pubs, museums amongst other alternatives.
Available area
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2nd | 1,153 | 107.12 | Available |
| 1st | 3,593 | 333.80 | Available |
| Mezzanine | 868 | 80.64 | Available |
| Ground | 4,497 | 417.78 | Available |
| Lower Ground | 152 | 14.12 | Available |
| Total | 10,263 | 953.46 |
The Location
The ‘centre’ of London. Clerkenwell continues to evolve and it’s ability to attract notable and global occupiers even throughout the pandemic has been testament to it being one of the most sought after sub-markets of Central London. It’s rich cultural and social heritage has seen a vast array of boutique amenities thrive given unrivaled choice to it’s occupiers and residents.
