The Timber Yard 7-15 Drysdale St 891 - 6,607 sq ft of Office Space Available in London N1 6ND

DescriptionComprising of a self contained first floor studio forming part of the popular Timber Yard development on Drysdale Street.The available accommodation will be delivered open plan and benefits from good natural light and exposed concrete ceiling alongside modern amenities including comfort cooling, perimeter trunking and suspended lighting. The development further benefits from a secure communal courtyard, bike storage and shower facilities.LocationTimber Yard is a modern, purpose built mixed use development in close proximity to Hoxton Square and Kingsland Road making it the perfect location to take full advantage of the amenities Shoreditch has to offer. Including the bars and restaurants of Hoxton, and the retail at Boxpark and Redchurch StreetTimber Yard is located on Drysdale St, close to its junction with Hoxton Street. Shoreditch High Street, Old Street and Liverpool St station are all within walking distance as well as numerous bus routes.ViewingsStrictly by prior appointment with Stirling AckroydTermsA new full repairing and insuring lease for a term to be agreedSpecificationsOpen planGood natural lightLarge floor to ceiling windowsExposed concrete ceiling New kitchenBike storageShower facilities

Comprising of a self-contained first floor studio forming part of the popular Timber Yard development on Drysdale Street. The available accommodation will be delivered open plan and benefits from good natural light and exposed concrete ceiling alongside modern amenities including comfort cooling, perimeter trunking and suspended lighting. The development further benefits from a secure communal courtyard, bike storage and shower facilities.

Comprising of a self contained first floor studio forming part of the popular Timber Yard development on Drysdale Street. The available accommodation will be delivered open plan and benefits from good natural light and exposed concrete ceiling alongside modern amenities including comfort cooling, perimeter trunking and suspended lighting. The development further benefits from a secure communal courtyard, bike storage and shower facilities. Available on a new Full Repairing and Insuring Lease with terms to be agreed.

Positioned in the heart of Hoxton, The Timber Yard offers a striking second-floor open-plan studio within a secure, gated mixed-use development. Spanning 1,034 sq ft, this bright and versatile workspace is ideal for office or wellness use, benefiting from floor-to-ceiling glazing on two elevations that flood the space with natural light. The unit features its own kitchen and access to high-quality communal amenities including male and female WCs, a shower, lift, and entry phone system. A secure underground parking space is available by separate negotiation, and the property sits outside the Congestion Charging Zone—an added advantage for commuting professionals or clients.

DescriptionThis modern office comprises a self-contained first-floor studio forming part of the popular Timber Yard development on Drysdale Street.The premises benefits from good ceiling heights, floor-to-ceiling windows along one wall, exposed concrete floors and ceiling, and a fitted kitchenette. The development further benefits from an attractive, secure, communal courtyard and bike storage.LocationTimber Yard is a modern purpose-built mixed use development just off Hoxton Street and Kingsland Road, therefore being in the perfect location to take full advantage of the amenities that Shoreditch has to offer such as the bars and restaurants within and surrounding Hoxton Square, including the Red Dog Saloon, Meatmission and The Breakfast Club, as well as the multiple food outlets at Boxpark Shoreditch and Redchurch Lane.Transport links are excellent with several stations within walking distance, including Hoxton overground Station (8-minute walk), Old Street Station (8-minute walk), Shoreditch High Street overground Station (10-minute walk) and Liverpool Street Station (15-minute walk).ViewingsBy appointment with Stirling Ackroyd