11 Buckingham Street, WC2

A rarely available Grade II* Listed freehold townhouse, comprising of 6,574 sq. ft. NIA of class E accommodation.

Originally constructed in 1675 and developed by Nicholas Barbon on the site of York House, a once vast aristocratic palace survived by the Watergate on Embankment Gardens. A wide, white stucco fronted building with a six-window frontage to Buckingham Street and substantial fenestration at the rear, the property benefits from well apportioned accommodation, with substantial natural light and ceiling heights of up to 4 metres.

Substantial modernisation to the interior has elevated the building to a contemporary Grade A office space with a retained charm from its original heritage features.

With potential for alternative uses, subject to obtaining relevant consents, the property is suitable for owner occupiers, investors and developers.

Offers invited in excess of £8,000,000 for the freehold interest, reflecting a capital value of £1,216 per sq ft on the NIA and £827 per sq ft on the GIA.