125

NEW BOND STREET

MAYFAIR

LONDON’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS STREET

125 New Bond Street offers flexibility in size and layout on London’s most prestigious street.

Between 1,796 sq ft / 166.9 sq m and 3,953 sq ft / 367.2 sq m over 2 or 3 floors and the possibility of acquiring the entire building as a multi-purpose flagship store with up to 5,445 sq ft / 506 sq m of space available.

125 New Bond Street boasts an imposing double height facade set into the traditional red brickwork of an imposing London townhouse; highly visible and confident.

The retail space is currently located over ground and lower ground floors but carries the possibility of easily extending the amount of lower ground floor space and incorporating the imposing first floor as integrated retail accommodation. Additional ancillary and office accommodation is located between second and fourth floors.

HIGHLY VISIBLE & CONFIDENT

Mayfair is one of the world’s premier locations where the rich, fashionable and famous come to work, shop and be entertained.

A diverse mix of streets and squares bringing together the absolute best from the worlds of fashion and fine jewellery, bespoke services, craftsmanship, art and antiques alongside fine hotels, bars, restaurants and destinations of global cultural significance.

New Bond Street is Mayfair’s most famous street – home to some of the most important stores for the brands represented.

125 is perfectly located between Grosvenor Street and Brook Street close to brands including Versace, Brunello Cucinelli, Emporio Armani, Mulberry, Azzedine Alaia, Chloe, Hugo Boss, Churches, Zegna, Delvaux and Philippe Plein and the auction houses of Sotheby’s and Bonhams.

New Bond Street has recently completed a £10m refurbishment and improvement of its public space with a style and finishes which reflect its status as one of the world’s most important shopping streets.

In 2022, only 2 minutes’ walk away, London’s Elizabeth (Crossrail) line will open to the public, providing rapid access from east and west London with the centre of the capital. Bond Street station currently handles around 155,000 passenger movements per day. Crossrail’s opening is expected to increase this to 225,000 at opening and with it a marked increase in Bond Street’s consumer spend.

OPTION 1: EXISTING PLANS

OPTION 2: PROPOSED RETAIL EXTENTION / HQ

OPTION 2: SECTION

OPTION 3: PROPOSED RETAIL EXTENSION / HQ

OPTION 3: SECTION

LEASE TERMS

The building is offered to the market on the basis of a new lease structured on full repairing and insuring terms.

Our client is able to be flexible in the amount and configuration of accommodation. Rental terms based on space required are available upon application.

RATEABLE VALUE

The current combined rateable values for the entire building as currently configured are as follows: Rateable Value £469,750 Rates payable 2021 (estimated) £253,195

Alternative amounts of space and configuration will require further assessment

COSTS

Each party will bear its own legal and other costs in relation to the transaction.

CONTACT

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HIGHLY VISIBLE & CONFIDENT

Mayfair is one of the world’s premier locations where the rich, fashionable and famous come to work, shop and be entertained.

A diverse mix of streets and squares bringing together the absolute best from the worlds of fashion and fine jewellery, bespoke services, craftsmanship, art and antiques alongside fine hotels, bars, restaurants and destinations of global cultural significance.

New Bond Street is Mayfair’s most famous street – home to some of the most important stores for the brands represented.

125 is perfectly located between Grosvenor Street and Brook Street close to brands including Versace, Brunello Cucinelli, Emporio Armani, Mulberry, Azzedine Alaia, Chloe, Hugo Boss, Churches, Zegna, Delvaux and Philippe Plein and the auction houses of Sotheby’s and Bonhams.

New Bond Street has recently completed a £10m refurbishment and improvement of its public space with a style and finishes which reflect its status as one of the world’s most important shopping streets.

In 2022, only 2 minutes’ walk away, London’s Elizabeth (Crossrail) line will open to the public, providing rapid access from east and west London with the centre of the capital. Bond Street station currently handles around 155,000 passenger movements per day. Crossrail’s opening is expected to increase this to 225,000 at opening and with it a marked increase in Bond Street’s consumer spend.

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