Location

Fitzroy Square is a picturesque garden square, predominantly pedestrianised, offering a tranquil retreat amidst the bustling city.

Description

A rare opportunity to own two adjoining unbroken freehold properties in one of London's most sought-after areas: Fitzrovia, nestled within the heart of the West End. There is also a one-bedroom staff apartment situated in 10 Fitzroy Square. The properties are located on Fitzroy Square and Fitzroy Street, under the jurisdiction of the London Borough of Camden, within the esteemed Fitzroy Square Conservation Area. In the late 18th century, Charles Fitzroy commissioned renowned Georgian architect Robert Adam to design the facades of houses in a new London square, now known as Fitzroy Square. Named after Henry Fitzroy, Charles II's natural son, it is the only London square designed by Robert Adam. The properties are currently set up and functioning as serviced offices, but there is potential for alternative uses, subject to planning approval.

Amenities

• Rare opportunity to acquire two adjoining unbroken freeholds in Fitzrovia, held on separate titles
• Prestigious Fitzroy Square / Street address
• Benefitting from exceptional amenity nearby
• Excellent transport communications
• Attractive Georgian buildings, with period features. 10 Fitzroy Square is Grade ll listed and 46 Fitzroy Street is Grade ll Listed
• Arranged over lower ground, ground and three upper levels
• There is a lift situated in number 10 Fitzroy Square and the buildings are interconnected at the ground, lower ground and third floor levels
• Currently used as commercial offices and appropriate for alternative uses, subject to planning
• A one bedroom staff apartment situated in 10 Fitzroy Square
• Suitable for both owner occupiers and investors
• Vacant possession can be obtained with two months' notice.