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More details for 22 Great James St, London - Office for Sale

22 Great James St

London, WC1N 3ES

  • Office for Sale
  • £2,200,000
  • 2,071 sq ft

London Office for Sale - Camden, London

The property is located at the northern end of Great James Street, where it meets Northington Street. Great James Street forms part of the Bloomsbury Conservation Area, and subsequently has been excellently preserved, with elegant Georgian townhouses lining the street. The property faces east onto a leafy pedestrianised cut-through, connecting Great James Street to Rugby Street, home to the popular Rugby Tavern. Neighbouring this is Lamb’s Conduit, home to some of London’s distinguished independent restaurants and boutiques, each with its own acclaimed reputation. Whilst being situated in a tranquil setting, the central location boasts strong transport links, with Russell Square, Holborn and Chancery Lane Underground stations all within approximately 10-minutes’ walk. Freehold Office Conversion to Single Dwelling - 2,968 sq ft GIA 22 Great James Street, originally built in the early 1700s of traditional brick construction, comprises a total of 2,101 sq ft NIA arranged over basement, ground and three upper levels. The building has been excellently preserved and retains much of the original period features throughout. The front façade of the building presents excellently, with well-maintained brickwork and sash windows, and is set comfortably back from the road, creating a sense of privacy which is highly desirable for residential users. The property has one key point of access from the front, facing out onto the corner of Great James and Northington Street, and is served by a single stair core running from the basement to the third floor. Grade II listed Georgian townhouse in the centre of Bloomsbury Detailed planning consent for conversion from commercial to residential use as a single dwelling subject to agreeing S106 payments The property boasts excellent connectivity, being less than a 10- minute walk from both Chancery Lane and Holborn 2,101 sq ft NIA of well-apportioned accommodation arranged over basement, ground and three upper floors Potential for owner occupation as either office or following residential conversion Offered with full vacant possession Planning consent to change the use of the property from commercial (Class E) to a dwelling house (Class C3) granted subject to S106 payments. The planning permission also allows for the demolition and reconstruction of the rear extension of the ground and first floors and remains subject to the approval of Camden Council and satisfaction of any conditions imposed therein. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries directly with the local planning authority. Great James Street has a well-established precedent for the conversion of commercial office space into residential use, with numerous properties already successfully transformed. The peaceful character of the street makes for an excellent living environment, especially at the northern end of the street where no. 22 is located, away from the busier thoroughfare of Theobalds Road. A scheme has been prepared to deliver a single dwelling. Floor plans are provided overleaf for reference. Camden Borough Council Planning Reference: 2024/4688/P

Contact:

Fisher German LLP

Date on Market:

14/01/2026

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More details for 7 - 8 Great James St, London - Office for Sale

7 - 8 Great James St

London, WC1N 3DF

  • Office for Sale
  • £4,100,000
  • 5,400 sq ft
  • Security System

London Office for Sale - Camden, London

Investment Consideration: SPV can be purchased to minimise stamp duty Vacant possession VAT is applicable to this property Comprises office block arranged over lower ground, ground, first, second, third and fourth floor Total gross internal area 501 sq m (5,392 sq ft) Planning previously granted in 2022 (now lapsed) for conversion into 5-Bed residential townhouse Additional residential development potential to convert into multiple residential units, STTP Situated in a sought after residential area in Holborn, convenient for shopping amenities, cafes and restaurants of the Brunswick Centre are nearby. The entertainment venues, theatres, and cinemas of the West End are also easily accessible, offering a vibrant lifestyle just moments away. Within 0.5 miles (15 min walk) from Farrington Train Station, providing Elizabeth Line, Thameslink, Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith Lines. Property Description: Comprises Grade II Listed office block. Built circa 1721, Great James Street is considered one of London's finest Georgian streets, notable for its elegant period architecture and its rare, largely untouched condition since its original construction. The property provides the following accommodation and dimensions: Lower Ground Floor: 110 sq m (1,184 sq ft) Two rooms, kitchen, 2 WC`s Ground Floor: 126 sq m (1,356 sq ft) Five rooms, patio area First Floor: 77 sq m (829 sq ft) Four rooms Second Floor: 76 sq m (818 sq ft) Four rooms Third Floor: 76 sq m (818 sq ft) Four room Fourth Floor: 36 sq m (387 sq ft) Room, 2 WCs Total GIA: 501 sq m (5,392 sq ft) Development Potential: Planning previously granted (now lapsed) for Change of use of building from office (Class E) to residential (Class C3) to form a self-contained dwelling and erection of single storey rear extension with roof terrace above, providing the following accommodation and dimensions: Lower Ground Floor: Guest bedroom, gym, laundry room, plant room Ground Floor: Living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, powder room First Floor: Reception room, study, powder room Second Floor: Master suite, 2 dressing rooms, en-suite Third Floor: 2 en-suite bedrooms Fourth Floor: 1 bedroom with bathroom Additional residential development potential to convert into multiple residential units, subject to obtaining planning. Location: Situated in a sought after residential area in Holborn convenient for shopping amenities, cafes and restaurants of the Brunswick Centre are nearby. The entertainment venues, theatres, and cinemas of the West End are also easily accessible, offering a vibrant lifestyle just moments away. Within 0.5 miles (15 min walk) from Farrington Train Station, providing Elizabeth Line, Thameslink, Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith Lines. Occupiers nearby include Café Nero, Pret a Manger, Co-Op Food, Restaurants, Takeaway and many more.

Contact:

Blue Alpine Partners Ltd

Date on Market:

26/06/2025

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More details for 14A Shouldham St, London - Office for Sale
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14A Shouldham St

London, W1H 5FJ

  • Office for Sale
  • £7,500,000
  • 5,609 sq ft
  • Air Conditioning
  • Security System
  • Conferencing Facility

London Office for Sale - Marylebone, City of Westminster

14A Shouldham Street invites buyers to explore the possibilities of this early 19th-century property, now transformed to offer a contemporary work environment in the centre of Marylebone. This is a prime freehold office opportunity offering immediate vacant possession. Offers are invited in excess of £7,500,000, subject to contract and exclusive of VAT. This reflects an attractive capital value of £1,337 per square foot net internal area (NIA) and £1,025 per square foot gross internal area (GIA). In 2019, 14A Shouldham Street underwent a comprehensive refurbishment and extension to create best-in-class, creative office accommodation, arranged over the lower ground, ground, and two upper floors. Subsequent upgrades to the building were completed in 2022. The total NIA extends to 5,609 square feet and GIA to 7,314 square feet. The property benefits from dual access off Shouldham Street, which leads into a modern reception and a client meeting room area. There is a central lift shaft providing access to all floors, in addition to a stair core located at the north of the property for secondary access. Floor plates range from 1,034 to 1,568 square feet. The lower ground has been fitted with a modern kitchen and breakout area, featuring a private courtyard to the front, which allows in excellent natural light. The upper parts of the building provide modern, open-plan office accommodation, and all floors benefit from WC provision. Another potential usage avenue for 14A Shouldham Street is redevelopment. The property is not listed, but it is situated within the Molyneux Conservation Area and benefits from Use Class E, with opportunities for a number of other uses. The property is located outside the Westminster Article Four direction, thereby allowing for residential conversion under Permitted Development Rights. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own inquiries in order to satisfy themselves in this regard. 14A Shouldham Street is situated in the exclusive London Village of Marylebone, at the heart of London’s West End. Marylebone is an internationally renowned commercial, residential, and recreational address, famed as one of the most desirable districts in London. Bordered by Regent’s Park to the north, Mayfair to the south, Fitzrovia to the East, and Paddington to the west, Marylebone benefits from a wealth of amenities, with an exceptional mix of retail, leisure, restaurants, and hotels. This sits among one of the world’s most prestigious commercial districts, now home to an array of international office occupiers, including Lazard, PIMCO, BDO, Bridgepoint Capital, and British Land. Whilst Marylebone benefits from excellent transport connectivity, hosting five underground stations within its borders, 14A Shouldham Street is within a short walking distance to some of London’s prime retail, cultural, and food and beverage (F&B) hubs such as Bond Street, Marylebone High Street, Selfridges, and the Wallace Collection.

Contacts:

Albany RE

Knight Frank LLP

Date on Market:

02/04/2026

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More details for 233A Queenstown Rd, London - Office for Sale

Queenstown Mews - 233A Queenstown Rd

London, SW8 3QD

  • Office for Sale
  • £2,575,000
  • 4,353 sq ft

London Office for Sale - Battersea

The mews consists of two self-contained buildings and a private courtyard, behind secure gates off Queenstown Road. The nursery is arranged as four family rooms across the two characterful buildings, benefitting from original features and good natural light. Each room is equipped and dedicated to babies, toddlers and preschool children in line with N Family Club's curriculum. Key features include: - Recent tenant fitout to N Family Club's high-quality specification, creating an attractive, contemporary and efficient environment. - Multiple age-group rooms, staff and administrative areas, kitchen and ancillary storage. - Appropriate WC, changing and welfare facilities to meet regulatory requirements. - Exclusive secure external play space. - Buggy store to allow handsfree onward travel after drop-off, and an N Café providing coffee, tea and snacks. - The property provides 4,353 sq ft (GIA) supporting a strong registration capacity and enabling the operator to maximise trading from this affluent catchment. Investment Summary: - An exceptional opportunity to acquire a Prime Central London freehold mews investment let to a leading nursery operator, in the heart of Battersea. - Entire property let to N Family Club on a new 25-year FRI lease from 22 December 2025, with no break options. - Guaranteed for the full term by group company; N Family Holdings Limited. Turnover of £58m in 2024. - Passing rent of £158,000 per annum, equating to £36.30 per square foot. Five yearly rent reviews linked to RPI, collared at 1% and capped at 4% per annum, compounded annually. - Lease outside the security of tenure provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. - Planning Use Class E, offering valuable longterm reversionary potential for alternative uses (subject to planning), including high end residential, medical, offices or other commercial uses on lease expiry. - Modern, purpose configured nursery accommodation extending to approximately 4,353 sq ft (GIA) with private, gated mews. The freehold interest is available for offers in excess of: £2,575,000, subject to contract and exclusive of costs, reflecting a Net Initial Yield of 5.75% (assuming purchaser's costs of 6.5%). Reversionary yield of approximately 7% by 2030, assuming RPI at 4% per annum for the first review. The property can also be purchased as an SPV, reducing purchase costs and reflecting a Net Initial Yield of 6% at the purchase price (assuming reduced purchaser's costs of 1.8%).

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Date on Market:

21/07/2026

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More details for 46-52 Vauxhall Bridge Rd, London - Office for Sale

46-52 Vauxhall Bridge Rd

London, SW1V 2RU

  • Office for Sale
  • £6,000,000
  • 15,392 sq ft
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More details for 46 Hertford St, London - Office for Sale

46 Hertford St

London, W1J 7DP

  • Office for Sale
  • £11,500,000
  • 4,904 sq ft
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More details for Burton St, London - Office for Sale

Tiger House - Burton St

London, WC1H 9BY

  • Office for Sale
  • £2,000,000
  • 2,765 sq ft
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More details for 15-16 Dufferin St, London - Office for Sale

15-16 Dufferin St

London, EC1Y 8PD

  • Office for Sale
  • £5,000,000
  • 7,765 sq ft
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More details for 17-19 Park Sq E, London - Office for Sale

The Diorama - 17-19 Park Sq E

London, NW1 4LH

  • Office for Sale
  • £12,500,000
  • 17,047 sq ft
  • 1 Unit Available
  • 24 Hour Access

London Office for Sale - Marylebone, City of Westminster

The Diorama presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of London’s most historically significant buildings, ideally situated on the southern boundary of Regent’s Park. This Grade I listed property offers the perfect blend of architectural heritage and modern flexibility, with planning consent previously secured for comprehensive redevelopment, including a new floor and roof terrace, allowing an investor to reposition and unlock the site’s full value. Originally conceived in 1823 as Britain’s first purpose-built Diorama, the property retains a striking Regency façade, paired with an expansive internal atrium providing abundant natural light. The building spans six levels, incorporating triple-height space within a unique polygonal footprint, creating scope for both adaptation and contemporary design. Offered with full vacant possession and a long leasehold interest extending to August 2144 at a peppercorn rent, this asset promises exceptional appeal for owner occupiers, investors, and developers. With alternative uses possible subject to necessary consents, this versatile property supports future repositioning into luxury residential, boutique hotel, members’ club, or cultural institution, capitalizing on its premier West End location and proximity to London’s knowledge and healthcare clusters. Positioned between Regent’s Park and Fitzrovia, it benefits from unrivalled transport connectivity, five Underground stations within walking distance, and a setting amidst London’s most prestigious addresses.

Contact:

Savills

Date on Market:

06/07/2026

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FAQs About Office Buildings For Sale in WC1N

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How many office buildings are currently available for sale in WC1N?
There are currently 3 office properties available for sale. Sizes range from 1,612 sq ft to 5,400 sq ft, with an average size of 3,028 sq ft. Available opportunities may include owner-occupied offices, investment assets and multi-let office buildings.
How much does office property cost in WC1N?
The average asking price is approximately £684 per sq ft, with prices ranging from £570 to £797 per sq ft. Values vary depending on location, building quality, tenancy profile, specification and local market demand.
What factors influence office property values?
Office values are influenced by location, building specification, lease terms, tenant quality, occupancy levels, accessibility and market demand. Modern, well-located buildings with strong tenant covenants often attract greater buyer interest.
What sizes of office buildings are available?
Available properties range from 1,612 sq ft to 5,400 sq ft, with an average size of 3,028 sq ft. Opportunities may suit owner-occupiers looking for dedicated premises, as well as investors seeking larger multi-let assets.
Can I buy an office building for my own business?
Yes. Many businesses choose to purchase office premises to gain long-term control over occupancy costs and avoid future lease negotiations. Ownership may also provide the opportunity to benefit from future capital appreciation.
What types of tenants occupy office buildings?
Office occupiers can include professional services firms, technology companies, financial institutions, public sector organisations, healthcare providers and creative businesses. Tenant quality and lease structure are often important considerations for investors.
What is the difference between a vacant office and an investment property?
A vacant office may appeal to owner-occupiers or investors seeking refurbishment opportunities. An investment property is typically sold with tenants already in place, providing an established income stream from the date of purchase.
Can office buildings be refurbished or repositioned?
Many buyers seek opportunities to improve office assets through refurbishment, modernisation or reconfiguration. Upgrading facilities, improving energy performance and creating more flexible layouts can enhance occupier appeal and long-term value.
What ESG considerations are important when buying office property?
Energy efficiency, EPC ratings, sustainability credentials, natural light, ventilation and access to public transport are becoming increasingly important. Buildings with strong environmental performance may be more attractive to occupiers and investors alike.
What due diligence should I carry out before buying?
Due diligence should include reviewing leases, title documents, service charge information, tenant covenant strength, planning permissions, environmental matters and building condition reports. Professional legal and surveying advice is strongly recommended.
What additional costs should I budget for?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), legal fees, surveys, finance costs, insurance and any refurbishment or fit-out works that may be required.

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Key Factors to Consider When Investing in an Office Building

Investing in an office building can be a lucrative venture, but it requires careful evaluation. Here are the most important factors to consider:

  • Location & Accessibility
    • Prime locations with strong demand offer higher rental yields.
    • Proximity to public transport, major roads, and amenities increases tenant appeal.
  • Tenant Demand & Occupancy Rates
    • Analyse market demand for office space in the area.
    • Check vacancy rates and existing long-term leases.
  • Rental Yield & Return on Investment (ROI)
    • Compare rental income vs. property price to assess profitability.
    • Consider potential for rental growth over time.
  • Property Condition & Age
    • Older buildings may require costly renovations.
    • Modern buildings with energy-efficient features attract premium tenants.
  • Market Trends & Economic Conditions
    • Evaluate office space demand, remote work trends, and business growth in the area.
    • Check local economic stability and corporate presence.
  • Building Amenities & Features
    • High-speed internet, parking, security, and sustainability features boost property value.
    • Shared meeting rooms and flexible layouts attract a broader tenant base.
  • Legal & Planning Permission
    • Ensure compliance with local planning laws and building codes.
    • Understand lease structures and tenant obligations.
  • Maintenance & Management Costs
    • Factor in ongoing maintenance, property management fees, and service charges.
    • A well-managed building retains tenants and minimizes turnover costs.
  • Future Development & Infrastructure
    • Nearby upcoming developments can impact demand and property value.
    • Infrastructure projects like new transport links can enhance desirability.
  • Exit Strategy
    • Consider long-term value appreciation and potential resale opportunities.
    • Analyse liquidity in the commercial property market.

By carefully evaluating these factors, you can make a more informed investment decision and maximise returns on your office building purchase.

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