£527,436 pa
(£69.50/sq. ft. pa)
Office to let29-30 Fitzroy Square, Fitzrovia, London W1T
7,589 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
About this property
Grade II listed period building
Prestigious Fitzroy Square address
Comprehensive refurbishment throughout
Comfort cooling throughout
New passenger lift
Fully furnished reception
Fully fitted & furnished first-floor show suite
Secure cycle storage
High-quality shower facilities
Excellent natural light from front and rear
Dramatic original period features
Accommodation from Lower Ground to Third Floor
Bespoke fit-out opportunities available
Suitable for a range of Class E uses
Existing power is 277 kVA = 400 amp, 3-phase supply
Estimated Rates Payable: £190800
Description
Built in 1835, this impressive Grade II listed period building occupies a prestigious position on Fitzroy Square, central London’s only Georgian square and at the historic heart of Fitzrovia. Once known as Fitzroy Town, the surrounding area ultimately gave rise to the name “Fitzrovia.”
Fitzroy Square was developed in the late 18th century as a prestigious residential development. The eastern and southern sides, designed by renowned architect Robert Adam, were completed in 1798 using Portland stone from Dorset and remain among the area’s most distinctive architectural landmarks.
Arranged from Lower Ground to Third Floor, the property provides approximately 7,589 sq ft of accommodation. Previously occupied by a high-end accountancy firm, the building retains an abundance of original period character and is suitable for a variety of Class E uses, including office, medical, wellness and leisure.
The building is set to undergo a comprehensive, state-of-the-art refurbishment, carefully combining its dramatic period features with the specification and amenities expected of a modern workplace.
The proposed refurbishment will include comfort cooling throughout, a new passenger lift, secure cycle storage and high-quality shower facilities, together with a new fully furnished reception and fully fitted and furnished first-floor show suite. The accommodation benefits from excellent levels of natural light from both the front and rear, while retaining the exceptional proportions, detailing and architectural character synonymous with Fitzroy Square.
The final refurbishment specification is currently being developed, and the landlord is prepared to work collaboratively with an incoming occupier to tailor the fit-out to their specific requirements, providing an opportunity to create a truly bespoke headquarters or flagship premises.
The combination of an exceptional Fitzroy Square address, dramatic period architecture and a comprehensive contemporary refurbishment provides a rare opportunity to occupy a distinctive building in the heart of Fitzrovia.
Location
Situated within the distinguished Fitzroy Square, 29–30 Fitzroy Square occupies a prominent position on the corner with Grafton Way. Fitzroy Square is renowned for its Georgian architecture and historical significance, having been home to notable figures such as George Bernard Shaw and Virginia Woolf.
The property benefits from close proximity to Charlotte Street and Tottenham Court Road, both offering a vibrant array of restaurants, cafés, and shops. Excellent transport links are available nearby, with Warren Street, Great Portland Street, and Goodge Street underground stations all within easy walking distance, providing convenient access across Central London.
Built in 1835, this impressive Grade II listed period building occupies a prestigious position on Fitzroy Square, central London’s only Georgian square and at the historic heart of Fitzrovia. Once known as Fitzroy Town, the surrounding area ultimately gave rise to the name “Fitzrovia.”
Fitzroy Square was developed in the late 18th century as a prestigious residential development. The eastern and southern sides, designed by renowned architect Robert Adam, were completed in 1798 using Portland stone from Dorset and remain among the area’s most distinctive architectural landmarks.
Arranged from Lower Ground to Third Floor, the property provides approximately 7,589 sq ft of accommodation. Previously occupied by a high-end accountancy firm, the building retains an abundance of original period character and is suitable for a variety of Class E uses, including office, medical, wellness and leisure.
The building is set to undergo a comprehensive, state-of-the-art refurbishment, carefully combining its dramatic period features with the specification and amenities expected of a modern workplace.
The proposed refurbishment will include comfort cooling throughout, a new passenger lift, secure cycle storage and high-quality shower facilities, together with a new fully furnished reception and fully fitted and furnished first-floor show suite. The accommodation benefits from excellent levels of natural light from both the front and rear, while retaining the exceptional proportions, detailing and architectural character synonymous with Fitzroy Square.
The final refurbishment specification is currently being developed, and the landlord is prepared to work collaboratively with an incoming occupier to tailor the fit-out to their specific requirements, providing an opportunity to create a truly bespoke headquarters or flagship premises.
The combination of an exceptional Fitzroy Square address, dramatic period architecture and a comprehensive contemporary refurbishment provides a rare opportunity to occupy a distinctive building in the heart of Fitzrovia.
Location
Situated within the distinguished Fitzroy Square, 29–30 Fitzroy Square occupies a prominent position on the corner with Grafton Way. Fitzroy Square is renowned for its Georgian architecture and historical significance, having been home to notable figures such as George Bernard Shaw and Virginia Woolf.
The property benefits from close proximity to Charlotte Street and Tottenham Court Road, both offering a vibrant array of restaurants, cafés, and shops. Excellent transport links are available nearby, with Warren Street, Great Portland Street, and Goodge Street underground stations all within easy walking distance, providing convenient access across Central London.
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