St Saviours Wharf, Unit 7
St. Saviours Wharf, London, SE1 2BEThe Space
Media style office with views of St Saviours Dock and The River Thames
At a glance
| Property Type | Offices |
| Tenure | To Let / For Sale |
| Size | 2,222 sq ft |
| Rent | £32,500.00 per annum |
| Business Rates | £11.29 per sq ft |
| Service Charge | £10.42 per sq ft |
| Energy Performance Rating | This property has been graded as D (81) |
London Bridge
13 mins
Wapping
13 mins
Fenchurch Street
15 mins
Rotherhithe
16 mins
Bermondsey
8 mins
Tower Gateway
12 mins
Tower Hill
12 mins
London Bridge
13 mins
Key Points
- Ground floor - 1,485 square feet
- Basement area - 737 square feet
- Character features
- Open-plan layout
- Riverside views
- Short walk to Bermondsey Station
- Exposed brickwork and steel columns
- Kitchenette, shower and WC facilities
Description
This creative office is situated on the ground and basement floors of a converted warehouse building. Accessed via a secure and manned courtyard the building provides original features throughout including exposed brickwork and steel cast columns. Unit 7 offers an open plan layout over the ground floor which also offers views into St Saviours Dock and the River Thames alongside a kitchenette, WCs, shower and meeting room.
The centrally located stairwell provides access to the lower floor which currently offers meeting and studio space as per the previous tenants use.
Available area
The accommodation comprises of the following
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basement | 737 | 68.47 | Available |
| Ground | 1,485 | 137.96 | Available |
| Total | 2,222 | 206.43 |
The Location
Located in the Heart of Bermondsey this converted warehouse office is a short walk from Bermondsey Station which offers quick access to London Bridge, Waterloo and the West End. The immediate location offers quick access to the bars and cafes along Butlers Wharf and Shad thames to includes such venues as Browns Bar and Brasserie, Ask Italian and All Bar One.
Viewings
By appointment with Stirling Ackroyd
