Location

The building is located in the heart of Angel, a c.8 minute walk from the underground station (Northern Line). King's Cross is only one stop away via the tube network or a short bus ride.

Description

The Old Sorting House was originally built in 1855 for the Post Office and has since been comprehensively refurbished into an iconic, design led scheme by award winning architect Ben Adams. The property is a prominent headquarter building fronting Essex Road with significant frontages to Essex Road, Packington Street and Queen's Head Street. The building has since been comprehensively refurbished and partly redeveloped to a high specification reflecting the area's creative edge. It's Victorian character is maintained throughout with exposed brickwork and sash windows. There is a glazed penthouse on the second floor with architectural lighting running the length of the apex and floor to ceiling glazing overlooking a spacious terrace. It also hosts a generous reception area off Essex Road leading to a 10-person passenger lift serving all floors. The lower ground floor provides a dedicated entrance off Queen's Head Street leading to the bicycle storage area, showers and changing facilities.

Amenities

• New CAT A+ suites designed by Ben Adams architects, available from 3,800 sq ft
• Double height 2nd floor suite with large 1000 sq ft private terrace
• Duplex suites with interconnecting staircases as well as single floor availability
• Shared communal reception as well as self contained access for Unit B
• Shared cycle storage and shower facilities
• BREEAM Excellent and EPC B rated