£45,000 pa
(£90.00/sq. ft. pa)
Office to letDover Street W1S
500 sq. ft
About this property
6-8 person lift
Excellent Natural Lighting
Fully Air Conditioned
Hardwood Chevron Flooring in Part
Fitted Kitchenettes with Stone Work Surfaces
Fully Cabled
Strip LED Lighting
Originally constructed as an 18th Century terraced house, 25 Dover Street comprises an attractive Grade II listed period office building with a grey brick facade. The building is arranged over lower ground, ground and five upper floors benefiting from high levels of natural light from large fenestration to the front and rear.
Recently finished to an exceptionally high standard, the building is accessed via a prominent entrance on the eastern side of Dover Street and internally comprises office accommodation arranged as suites, split front and rear, situated around a central stair core with 6 person passenger lift.
With unparalleled amenities, Mayfair is internationally recognised as London’s premier office location boasting a rich blend of attractive period office buildings alongside modern Grade A properties. Dover Street is situated directly north of Piccadilly and lies parallel to Albemarle Street, Berkeley Street and Berkeley Square. 25 Dover Street is prominently positioned on the eastern side of the street, close to its junction with Hay Hill and Grafton Street.
Recently finished to an exceptionally high standard, the building is accessed via a prominent entrance on the eastern side of Dover Street and internally comprises office accommodation arranged as suites, split front and rear, situated around a central stair core with 6 person passenger lift.
With unparalleled amenities, Mayfair is internationally recognised as London’s premier office location boasting a rich blend of attractive period office buildings alongside modern Grade A properties. Dover Street is situated directly north of Piccadilly and lies parallel to Albemarle Street, Berkeley Street and Berkeley Square. 25 Dover Street is prominently positioned on the eastern side of the street, close to its junction with Hay Hill and Grafton Street.
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