The Cadogan Estate - Mixed-Use Development - London SW3 , Sloane Square, Duke of York Square
Date: 02 Jun 2004
The Cadogan Estate has, this week, launched a range of office space around Sloane Square, London, aimed at diverse space users seeking an address in one of the most stylish locations in London.
Through agents C B Richard Ellis it is marketing office accommodation in six locations between Knighstbridge and Sloane Square, including its successful retail, office and residential mixed-use scheme, Duke of York Square.
The buildings provide a mix of new development and refurbished accommodation in sizes between 50o sq ft and 23,750 sq ft that are available on flexible terms and at competitive rents to meet the needs of local businesses as well as larger corporations.
Stuart Corbyn, chief executive of Cadogan, says: "These buildings offer occupiers business space in one of the most attractive locations in London with squares to relax in at lunchtime; some of the best shopping in the world around Sloane Street and Sloane Square and first class cultural facilities including The Royal Court Theatre and the soon to be opened Cadogan Hall, music and arts venue.
"All are connected to excellent bus and underground services with Victoria mainline station only 3 minutes from Sloane Square underground station," he adds.
Gordon Marsden, associate director of C B Richard Ellis, says:" As well as appealing to local companies, this new space will prove attractive to companies in the more traditional West End locations seeking an attractive working environment at more realistic rents."
Each building has its own distinct architectural style and blend of contemporary and traditional office space:
192 Sloane Street, SW1 - A 9,274 sq ft office refurbishment with typical floors of 1,857 sq ft providing air-conditioning and raised floors.
Liscartan House, 127-131 Sloane Street, SW1 - The second floor comprising 4,021 sq ft of refurbished space
15 Sloane Square, SW1 -A new development behind an existing façade on the junction of Sloane Square and Sloane Street providing 23,750 sq ft in floors ranging from 2,500 sq ft to 8,000 sq ft
86 Duke of York Square, SW3 - One of the original buildings from the Duke of York's Barracks that has been extensively refurbished to provide offices over three floors ranging from 3,697 sq ft to 5,033 sq ft
Queripel House, 1 Duke of York Square, SW3 - A redeveloped building behind a retained facade, located on the west side of the new Duke of York Square providing a range of small centrally heated suites from 500 sq ft to 1,846 sq ft
The Old Garage Block, Duke of York's, SW3 - A self-contained building providing about 9,000 sq ft of offices on ground and mezzanine floors that is due for release later this year
Corbyn, comments: "The launch of these offices form part of the active management of Cadogan that over the last 10 years has seen Sloane Street become one of the top fashions streets in the world; has created a mixed-use development at Duke of York Square and, shortly, will be launching a new cultural arts and venue for London, the Cadogan Hall at Sloane Square."
Retail, office and residential mixed-use scheme, Duke of York Square.
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