Camden, Greater London, United Kingdom
60-61 Tottenham Court Road is a mixed-use commercial property positioned on the west side of Tottenham Court Road, close to its junction with Goodge Street in Central London. Built in 1962, the building combines ground-floor retail accommodation with office space across its upper floors, providing a practical setting for businesses seeking a well-connected West End address.
The property extends to approximately 6,073 sq ft of net internal area, with a 230 sq ft office suite available on the third floor. Its prominent position on Tottenham Court Road, approximately 21 feet of retail frontage and proximity to established shops and transport connections make it a convenient option for businesses seeking a compact office in a busy commercial district.
Located at 60-61 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 2EW, the property sits within the Camden submarket and the wider Central London business district. Tottenham Court Road is a major commercial thoroughfare linking Fitzrovia, Soho and the wider West End, with a mixture of retailers, professional offices, restaurants and other businesses nearby.
The surrounding area benefits from strong pedestrian activity and convenient access to local amenities. Its position close to Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road Underground stations supports connectivity for employees, clients and visitors travelling across London.
Property Address: 60-61 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 2EW
Property Type: Retail and office building
Building Classification: 2-Star Retail
Total Net Internal Area: 6,073 sq ft
Available Office Space: 230 sq ft
Available Floor: Third floor
Retail Frontage: Approximately 21 feet onto Tottenham Court Road
Year Built: 1962
Construction: Masonry
Building Configuration: Four floors according to the building record; the property description also refers to five floors
Typical Floor Area: Approximately 1,215 sq ft
Building Use: Approximately 3,000 sq ft of office accommodation and 3,073 sq ft of retail space
Lifts: Available
Energy Performance Rating: D
Location Classification: Central Business District (CBD)
Tenancy: Multi-let
The 230 sq ft third-floor office suite is available at an asking rent of £43.48 per sq ft per annum on a Fully Repairing and Insuring (FRI) basis.
Available Area: 230 sq ft
Asking Rent: £43.48 per sq ft per annum
Calculated Annual Rent: £10,000.40
Lease Basis: FRI
Service Charge: Not specified in the supplied property information
Prospective occupiers should confirm the final rent, lease terms and any additional property costs with the letting agent before proceeding.
The building offers a range of facilities and features for commercial occupiers, including:
24-hour access
Air conditioning
Roller shutters
Security system
Storage space
Signage opportunities
Lift access
Nearby bus routes
Access to Underground services
Ground-floor retail accommodation with prominent street frontage
Central Tottenham Court Road address: A recognised commercial location connecting Fitzrovia with Soho and the wider West End.
Compact office accommodation: The 230 sq ft third-floor suite may suit a small business or professional operator seeking a Central London base.
Prominent commercial setting: Approximately 21 feet of retail frontage enhances the building’s street presence and visibility.
Mixed-use environment: Retail and office occupiers contribute to an established commercial setting with a range of nearby services and amenities.
Practical building facilities: Air conditioning, lift access, 24-hour access and security features support day-to-day business operations.
Convenient transport connections: Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road stations provide access to key Underground routes across London.
Goodge Street Underground Station is approximately 0.1 miles away, serving the Northern line. Tottenham Court Road Station is around 0.3 miles away, with Central and Northern line services. Warren Street is approximately 0.4 miles away, while Euston mainline station is around 0.8 miles away. For further details or to make a booking, please contact Fraser Bond.
