Office for sale in 2 Grosvenor Gardens, London
£3,700,000.00
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Key features
- Central heating
- Male & female WCs
- Kitchen facilities
- Period features and fireplaces
- Pendant light fittings (main office area)
Property description
2 Grosvenor Gardens is located close to Victoria Station and on the doorstep of Belgravia, in the heart of SW1. Whilst the area has a rich history of royalty and central government, it has also been part of a comprehensive regeneration over the last few years.
This culminated with the Nova scheme which now provides a further huge range of restaurant and leisure amenities. The King’s Road, and particularly Duke of York’s Square, provide further retail amenity and is a short walk away.
Belgravia itself continues to provide traditionally upmarket restaurants and bars as well as the award winning Eccleston Yards scheme. The tube network has been radically improved at Victoria Station and further improvements are planned for the station itself. The property is set back from the main road in a quieter section of Grosvenor Gardens, which enjoys less traffic flow.
The building is the only one on this grand terrace to be built of red brick. The terrace was designed by Thomas Cundy III and built in 1868 as part of the wider Grosvenor Estate. The property comprises circa 7,104 sq ft of office accommodation arranged over lower ground to sixth floor. The building benefits from an impressive entrance and sweeping stairway. The ground and first floors have particularly good ceiling heights. All floors have very impressive views across the gardens themselves.
This culminated with the Nova scheme which now provides a further huge range of restaurant and leisure amenities. The King’s Road, and particularly Duke of York’s Square, provide further retail amenity and is a short walk away.
Belgravia itself continues to provide traditionally upmarket restaurants and bars as well as the award winning Eccleston Yards scheme. The tube network has been radically improved at Victoria Station and further improvements are planned for the station itself. The property is set back from the main road in a quieter section of Grosvenor Gardens, which enjoys less traffic flow.
The building is the only one on this grand terrace to be built of red brick. The terrace was designed by Thomas Cundy III and built in 1868 as part of the wider Grosvenor Estate. The property comprises circa 7,104 sq ft of office accommodation arranged over lower ground to sixth floor. The building benefits from an impressive entrance and sweeping stairway. The ground and first floors have particularly good ceiling heights. All floors have very impressive views across the gardens themselves.
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