Marylebone, Greater London, United Kingdom
36 Queen Anne Street is a self-contained period office building in Marylebone, Central London, offering traditional commercial accommodation across basement, ground and four upper floors. Originally built in 1885 and refurbished in 2008, the six-storey property combines historic architectural character with practical office facilities in an established West End business location.
The building has a total net internal area of approximately 3,148 sq ft, with advertised office accommodation ranging from 50 sq ft to 473 sq ft. The smaller suites may suit consultants, independent professionals and businesses seeking a compact office presence near London's leading medical and commercial districts.
Located on Queen Anne Street in Marylebone, the property benefits from proximity to Wimpole Street and the Harley Street medical district. The surrounding area features private healthcare providers, professional practices, established businesses, restaurants and independent retailers.
Its position within Marylebone Village also provides access to Oxford Street and the wider West End, offering a range of amenities for employees, clients and visitors.
Property Name: 36 Queen Anne Street
Full Address: 36 Queen Anne Street, London W1G 8HF, United Kingdom
Property Type: Office
Building Classification: 3 Star Office
Location Classification: Central Business District (CBD)
Total Floor Area: 3,148 sq ft NIA
Advertised Availability: 50–473 sq ft
Maximum Contiguous Space: 269 sq ft
Number of Advertised Spaces: 2
Available Floors: Second and third floors
Number of Floors: 6
Typical Floor Area: 485 sq ft
Year Built: 1885
Year Refurbished: 2008
Construction: Traditional masonry
Tenancy: Multi-let
Land Area: 0.03 acres
Plot Ratio: 2.41
Landlord: The Howard de Walden Estate
The asking rent is withheld.estimates the office rental range at £91–£111 per sq ft per annum, on a full repairing and insuring (FRI) basis. These figures are indicative estimates rather than confirmed landlord quotations.
Illustrative annual rental costs based on the advertised floor areas are:
50 sq ft: £4,550–£5,550 per annum
204 sq ft: £18,564–£22,644 per annum
269 sq ft: £24,479–£29,859 per annum
473 sq ft: £43,043–£52,503 per annum
The actual rent will depend on the specific suite, agreed terms and applicable lease arrangements. Service charges and other occupancy costs should be confirmed with the letting agent.
Availability note: The supplied leasing data records 473 sq ft as advertised but also reports zero vacant space and 100% occupancy. Current availability should therefore be verified before proceeding with a viewing or lease enquiry.
The property offers a range of facilities for professional occupiers, including:
24-hour access
Air conditioning
Central heating
Partitioned offices
Recessed lighting
Kitchen facilities
Security system
Secure and additional storage space
Fenced lot
Established Marylebone location: Queen Anne Street places businesses within a recognised West End commercial and professional district.
Flexible smaller suites: Advertised spaces from 50 sq ft to 473 sq ft may suit businesses seeking compact office accommodation, subject to confirmation of availability.
Period building character: The traditional masonry property offers a historic setting complemented by its 2008 refurbishment.
Professional neighbourhood: Proximity to Harley Street and Wimpole Street makes the location relevant to medical, consultancy and professional service businesses.
Convenient amenities: Marylebone Village, Oxford Street and surrounding commercial facilities provide nearby options for dining, shopping and business services.
Established estate management: The property forms part of the Howard de Walden Estate's wider Marylebone portfolio.
Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations are approximately 0.4 miles away. Regent's Park station is around 0.5 miles away, while Great Portland Street is approximately 0.6 miles away. London Marylebone mainline station is around 1 mile from the property.
For further details or to make a booking, please contact Fraser Bond.
