Unit 3 Lexington Building, 40 City Road
London, EC1Y 2ANThe Space
CITY EDGE - Retail/Office opportunity
At a glance
Property Type | Retail |
Tenure | To Let |
Size | 1,991 sq ft |
Rent | £75,000 per annum |
Business Rates | Upon Enquiry |
Service Charge | n/a |
Energy Performance Rating | This property has been graded as D (85) |
Old Street
2 mins
Moorgate
8 mins
Liverpool Street
10 mins
Shoreditch High Street
10 mins
Old Street
2 mins
Moorgate
8 mins
Shoreditch High Street
9 mins
Liverpool Street
10 mins
Key Points
- Ground floor 1453 sq ft
- Basement 538 sq ft
- New lease - available NOW
- Rent, £75,000 per annum exclusive
- Ideal for a range of retail/office/showroom occupiers
- High commuter footfall - close to OLD STREET station
- Prominent fully glazed frontage
Description
Unit 3 - Lexington Building.
The Lexington Building is a modern mixed use development - a mix of residential flats and three commercial units. The unit is located just south of Old Street Station which is undergoing significant redevelopment. A number of new mixed use commercial/residential developments are in close proximity and this section of City Road also benefits from high commuter footfall - the unit is located opposite Pret A Manger and close to a Sainsbury Metro store
The unit is divided over ground floor and basement with a prominent fully glazed frontage. The ground floor comprises 1453 sq ft and the basement measures 538 sq ft which means a total of 1991 sq ft of space. This is an ideal City retail/office/showroom opportunity.
The rent is £75,OOO per annum plus VAT, a new lease is available NOW. The lease terms are a minimum 3 month rent deposit plus
service charge TBC - plus VAT and business rates TBC.
The Location
This is an ideal opportunity to secure a commercial unit in a developing edge of City location. The unit is located on City Road (A501), just south of Leonard Street and Old Street Station. Shoreditch/Hoxton, Finsbury Square & Moorgate are all within an approximate 5-10 minutes walk.
Viewings
By appointment with Stirling Ackroyd