Property Summary
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Area Sq ft: 2,077 sq ft
Property Description
346 Old StreetOffice Space for Lease – 2,077 sq ft – London EC1V 9NQ
Located on the south side of Old Street, this office unit offers a prime City Fringe location with easy access to key transport hubs and a wide range of local amenities. The building comprises five floors, with the available space situated on the first floor. The property is within walking distance of both Old Street Underground Station and Liverpool Street Station, offering excellent connectivity across London.
Key Features
Total Available Office Space: 2,077 sq ft
Asking Rent: £39.50 per sq ft
Service Charge: TBD
Building Size: 9,671 sq ft NIA
Floors: 5
Typical Floor Size: 1,894 sq ft
Construction: Masonry
Year Built: 1914
Tenancy: Multi
Lifts: None
This period office building is arranged over five floors, with open-plan office space on the first floor available for lease. The space is equipped with air conditioning, accent lighting, and recessed lighting, offering a comfortable and modern working environment. Storage space is available within the unit, providing additional flexibility for office users.
Address: 346 Old Street, London EC1V 9NQ
Transport Links:
Old Street Underground Station – 5-minute walk
Liverpool Street Station – 10-minute walk
Excellent local bus routes serving the area
Area: Situated within the City Fringe submarket, the property benefits from its proximity to Shoreditch and Clerkenwell, offering a vibrant business environment with a mix of tech, media, and creative industry occupiers.
Leasing Details
Available Office Space: 2,077 sq ft
Asking Rent: £39.50 per sq ft
Service Charge: TBD
Lease Type: To Be Determined
Leasing Highlights
Air Conditioning and Recessed Lighting
5-minute walk to Old Street Underground Station
10-minute walk to Liverpool Street Station
Excellent range of local amenities, including cafes, shops, and restaurants
Well-connected with bus routes passing by the property
For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact Fraser Bond.
