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54 Jermyn Street is a modern office development in the heart of St James’s, on an iconic street steeped in history. The building comprises

over 22,500 sq ft of refurbished office space across eight upper floors.

Just four floors of around 3,500 sq ft remain available.

Originally built for princes and courtiers, St James’s has evolved into one of London’s most dynamic districts where centuries of heritage and tradition blend with contemporary luxury and cutting edge style.

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“The quality, strength and detailed engineering of the old safe door allude to the building in its previous life as a bank and reflect, for me, the security and high value of the space – I was immediately attracted to the idea and irony in x-raying a safe door – as we all imagine and wonder what is inside.”

Pass through the original Art Deco exterior and enter a lobby lined in honed granite and polished stone floors. Guests are welcomed by a dedicated concierge,

with 24 hour security allowing staff access at any time of the day or night.

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Summary Specification

- Concierge- 24 hour access- 2 x 7 person passenger lifts- VRF air cooling system- Plaster ceiling- Inset LED lighting- Metal tile raised floor- Demised male and female WCs- Demised showers

Floor sq ft (NIA) sq m

Eighth LET Griffin Mining Ltd

Seventh LET Beacon Rock Ltd

Sixth LET LumX Asset Management

Fifth LET PMM Group

Fourth 3,241 301

Third 3,223 299

Second 3,560 331

First 3,519 327

Total 13,543 1,258

RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition). IPMS3 available on request.

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View from the third floor, looking down Bury Street.

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The unique shape of the building’s floor plates deliver on form as well as function. The large front of the building naturally creates an open plan working area and provides endless options for meeting rooms or offices. Each floor has a different floor plate towards the rear and all work well divided up as meeting rooms, reception or break out areas.

“54 Jermyn Street is the most agreeable office accommodation that I have rented over the course of my 40 years in business. Its location is excellent, the finishes are of the highest quality and building management is helpful and responsive. The combination of all of these factors is a content and well satisfied tenant.”

Sir Mick Davis, CEOBeacon Rock Ltd, occupier at 54 Jermyn Street

PMM Group’s fitted out fifth floor meeting room.

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3,560 331

First Floor Area sq ft sq m

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Occupancy Data

32 Desks @ 1200mm 1 Tea Point / Breakout Area

2 Meeting Rooms 1 Collaboration Area

5 Informal Meeting Spaces 1 Comms

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St James’s is evolving. It has always been fashionable, but now modern art galleries and boutique arcades sit beside the artisan shirt makers and cobblers of old. Cornerstone concepts in modern dining complement established restaurants with over 200 years of history.

Traditional shopfronts remain, but behind, the offerings are far from it.

King’s Cross /St PancrasInternational11 mins

Euston9 mins

Oxford Circus6 mins

Leicester Square7 mins

Charing Cross6 mins

Waterloo8 mins

Victoria6 mins

Green Park4 mins walk

Gatwick31 mins

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Heathrow26 mins

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Bond Street6 mins

“Being located in St James’s is perfect; with a vibrant, buzzing atmosphere, the area provides a thriving location that makes customers feel alive and energised.”

Henry DeakinDeakin & Francis, Piccadilly Arcade

Restaurants and Cafés 1. 45 Jermyn Street2. Aquavit 3. Boulestin4. Café Murano5. Cecconi’s6. Chutney Mary7. Coco di Mama8. Duck and Waffle Local 9. Franco’s10. Il Vicolo11. Le Caprice12. Ole & Steen13. Quaglino’s14. Sake No Hana15. The Avenue16. The Borough Barista17. The Ritz18. The Wolseley19. Urban Tea Rooms

Culture 20. Institute of Contemporary Arts21. Royal Academy of Arts22. Christie’s23. Grosvenor Gallery24. Martyn Gregory25. Whitford Fine Art26. Theatre Royal Haymarket27. Her Majesty’s Theatre28. Jermyn Street Theatre29. Criterion Theatre30. White Cube Mason’s Yard31. BAFTA

Retail 32. Aquascutum33. Assos 34. Berry Bros. & Rudd35. Bespoke Cycling 36. Budd Shirtmakers37. Charles Tyrwhitt38. Crockett & Jones39. Cubitts 40. DAKS41. Deakin & Francis42. Dunhill43. Turnbull & Asser44. Fortnum & Mason45. Grenson 46. Hackett47. Harvie & Hudson48. Hilditch & Key49. Lock & Co. Hatters50. Maille51. Paul & Shark 52. Paxton & Whitfield53. John Smedley 54. Sophie Hulme55. Sunspel 56. Thomas Pink

Hotels 57. Brown’s Hotel58. The Cavendish59. Le Meridien60. The Ritz61. The Stafford

Members’ Clubs 62. Boodle’s 63. East India Club64. RAC (The Royal Automobile Club)65. Reform Club66. White’s Club67. The Athenaeum Club68. Naval and Military Club69. Oxford and Cambridge Club70. The Royal Over-Seas League71. The Travellers Club

Statistics represent walk times (where specified) or use of public transport.

Sources: tfl.gov.uk and crossrail.co.uk

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Traditional crafts are embraced but given a modern refresh by innovative brands.

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The Jaunty Flaneur in Charles Tyrwhitt, Jermyn Street Sunspel, Jermyn Street

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Ole & Steen, Haymarket Duck and Waffle Local, Haymarket Looking west along Jermyn Street

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Browse the many boutique arcades, relax with a coffee in St James’s Square, or dine in one of the finest restaurants

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Great Portland Estates’ buildings are managed to high exacting standardsby our in-house Portfolio Management and Occupier Services teamswho build long-term relationships with our occupiers. Our approach at

54 Jermyn Street is no different with a dedicated building management team providing a manned reception, 24 hour security and maintenance on call. All of which aims to provide excellent customer service to our occupiers.

“We have a great working relationship with Great Portland Estates. They’ve proven themselves a helpful, proactive landlord and have always met our needs quickly and efficiently. The building is brilliant and we’re happy to be dealing with a conscientious professional management company.”

Bogna Wleklinska, Head of AdministrationPMM Group, occupier at 54 Jermyn Street

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Rathbone Square, W1 Pre-let to Facebook.Formerly a post office warehouse, the 2.3 acre site located just 50 yards from Tottenham Court Road station and the soon-to-open Crossrail has been transformed into a vibrant new addition to London’s West End. As well as 243,000 sq ft of office space pre-let to Facebook, Rathbone Square provides 142 private residential apartments seamlessly stitched into the heart of London and a carefully curated and characterful choice of cafés, shops and restaurants surrounding one of the first new squares created in central London in 100 years.

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160 Great Portland Street, W1 Pre-let to Double Negative.GPE took a surrender of an existing lease at 160 Great Portland Street from Virgin Media. The 8-storey building with full height glazed atrium was subsequently pre-let in its entirety to Double Negative in early 2011. The refurbishment involved a collaborative redesign of the intended scheme to meet the occupier’s needs and was completed, on time, in May 2012.

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Elm Yard, WC1 Let to Adgenda Media, Marks Sattin, Sharpe Pritchard, Imran Khan & Partners and Atlantic Swiss.Elm Yard is a newly refurbished office building across 12 floors, providing a total of 51,200 sq ft of airconditioned offices with average floorplates of c.4,000 sq ft, stunning views across London and a vibrant landscaped courtyard. The building features a separate 12,000 sq ft courtyard studio with 3 private courtyards and feature roof lights.

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12/14 New Fetter Lane, EC4 Pre-let to Bird & Bird LLP.A new 140,000 sq ft development that was pre-let to international law firm Bird & Bird LLP. It occupies an island site next to the Commercial Courts and completed in November 2015.

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95 Wigmore Street, W1 Pre-let to Lane, Clark & Peacock and Bridgepoint.A 100,000 sq ft striking new office and retail development designed in the West End, between the thriving restaurants and bars on James Street and yards from Selfridges on Duke Street. GPE successfully let all the 82,000 sq ft of offices within 6 weeks of completion and 2,370 sq ft of restaurant space to Jason Atherton’s Social Wine & Tapas.

Great Portland Estates is a FTSE 250 property investment and development company owning more than £2.8 billion of office, retail and residential space in central London.

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33 Margaret Street, W1 Pre-let to Savills.A new 100,000 sq ft office development on the corner of Regent Street and Margaret Street. Savills acquired the 98,000 sq ft of offices as its new headquarters, prior to the building’s completion in December 2012.

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84 Great Portland Street, W1 Pre-let.84 Great Portland Street is part of a mixed-use scheme including 18,000 sq ft of pre-let offices, 15 residential apartments and 12,000 sq ft of retail space. The property underwent a transformational refurbishment that completed in early 2017 to create a new self-contained office. The dynamic and creative workspace in the heart of Fitzrovia features bright double height spaces, an open spiral staircase and feature roof lights.

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1 Dean Street, W1 Pre-let to MoneySupermarket.com Group.87,000 sq ft mixed use scheme at the eastern end of Oxford Street. 43,000 sq ft office pre-let to Moneysupermarket.com Group and 44,000 sq ft of retail pre-let to Benetton and New Look.

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55 Wells Street, W1Let to Williams Lea Ltd and Synova Capital.Set in a well-connected location in the heart of Fitzrovia, 55 Wells Street provides 4,500 sq ft of restaurant space, home to Ottolenghi’s new flagship restaurant, ROVI and 29,500 sq ft of brand new, light-filled offices with upper floor terraces providing great views across London.

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240 Blackfriars, SE1 Pre-let to UBM and Boodle Hatfield LLP.240 Blackfriars Road is an architecturally striking, 19-storey tower designed by award winning architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. Developed by the Great Ropemaker Partnership, it offers occupiers 11,000 sq ft modern office floors with fantastic river views provided by the floor-to-ceiling glazing. The building completed in 2014 and is now home to a number of tenants including media and publishing company UBM, law firm Boodle Hatfield and Lonely Planet.

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30 Broadwick Street, W1 Let to Boston Consulting Group, Exponent Private Equity, Jagex, and EQT Partners UK Advisors.Completed in November 2016, Thirty Broadwick is Soho’s newest 90,000 sq ft mixed use scheme. Set amongst the chic and creative bustle of one of London’s most exciting streets, it includes 84,000 sq ft of office space, 3,700 sq ft of terraces and 7,800 sq ft of fully let retail and restaurant.

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Our portfolio consists of 55 properties totalling 2.9 million sq ft, with a development pipeline totalling c.1.7 million sq ft of potential new space.

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Cityside House, Whitechapel, E1113,300 sq ft mixed use development including office, retail and a hotel located in Whitechapel. The property is currently unoccupied and has planning consent for an additional three floors, taking the total net internal area to 76,500 sq ft. Freehold land to the rear of Cityside House will also be transformed to provide amenity spacefor the future occupiers of Cityside House.

Due for commencement 2018.

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160 Old Street, EC1Pre-let to Turner.160,000 sq ft mixed use development, including 153,000 sq ft of office space with terraces on every floor, a 4,000 sq ft main entrance with interconnecting café & tenant lounges, and 5,000 sq ft of café & restaurants space.

Due for completion Q2 2018.

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Oxford House, W190,000 sq ft mixed use scheme fronting Oxford Street. 55,000 sq ft of office and 35,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant.


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Hanover Square, W1Pre-let to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Partners LLP.224,000 sq ft mixed use scheme on a 1.3 acre site that is bound by Hanover Square, Tenterden Street, New Bond Street and Brook Street. Once completed, our Hanover Square estate will provide 170,400 sq ft of office accommodation across three buildings, 42,000 sq ft of prime retail and restaurant space predominately fronting New Bond Street and six residential units positioned on the junction of New Bond Street and Brook Street totalling 12,300 sq ft. The entire development is planned around a new public piazza, accessible from New Bond Street, Hanover Square and Tenterden Street.


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Misrepresentations Act, 1967. Great Portland Estates plc, and their agents, BNP Paribas Real Estate and Savills, give notice that: these particulars do not form any part of any offer or contract: the statements contained therein are issued without responsibility on the part of the firm or their clients and therefore are not to be relied upon as statements or representations of fact, any intending purchaser must satisfy himself as to the correctness of each of the statements made herein: and the vendor does not make or give, and neither the firm nor any of their employees have the authority to make or give, any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Photography by joas.co.uk. SYO52344. June 2018.

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