Shops to rent in Southbank

South Bank Central was formerly known as King’s Reach Tower. The Tower element was originally a thirty storey structure 111 metres high and was completed in 1972. The buildings were designed by the famous architect Richard Seifert also known for designing Centrepoint on Tottenham Court Road and Tower 42. The Tower at South Bank Central was once the...

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Waterloo.London is a retail, leisure and cultural destination adjacent to the busiest station in the country. Set within the RIBA award-winning former Eurostar terminal, Waterloo.London takes in three floors and features a dynamic new pedestrian street - the Waterloo Curve. Anchored by Time Out Market, a food and cultural market.

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The property comprises a mid terraced building of masonry construction, arranged over four floors. The property offers retail accommodation on the ground floor and residential space above in two units. The property is located on Lower Marsh, between the junctions with Johanna Street and Tanswell Street.

These premises are located within the rebuilt Shell Ticket Hall building on York Road. Situated beside the entrance to the Canary Wharf development and at the foot of the footbridge from the Waterloo mainline station the unit is well located to capture visitors to the Southbank attractions which includes the London Eye and Aquarium among many...

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70.8 sq m retail space is available.

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• Restaurant

The property is located within South Bank Central, within a unique mixed use development. Found between Blackfriars and the Southbank and a short distance from Waterloo Station. The A1 kiosk benefits from a wide frontage at the entrance to the office accommodation and located just off Stamford Street

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• Restaurant
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The commercial units available measure 18,954 sq ft in total. All units allow for office, shop and restaurant use. A separate gym is also included within the portfolio.

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Leake Street Arches is one of London's coolest leisure destinations. Comprising of 8 lovingly restored railway arches beneath Waterloo Station, the scheme enjoys proximity to the UK’s busiest station while retaining an authentic, urban character.

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Equidistant between Waterloo and Blackfriars Stations and just a few minutes walk from the Tate Modern, Imax Cinema, the Waterloo Campus of Kings College, London, The Schiller International School, the English Language Institute and the London Eye.

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A new riverfront destination located just off Tooley Street between More London and Tower Bridge in London Bridge. The immediate local area is populated with some 15,000 office workers within the More London Estate including PWC, Norton Rose and Ernst & Young, together with approx.

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The Bridgemaster’s House is a truly exceptional opportunity adjoining Tower Bridge on South Bank; opposite the Tower of London and located close to London Bridge Station, More London and forming part of Berkeley Group’s flagship ‘One Tower Bridge’ development, with Shad Thames to the east.

The property comprises a building of steel framed construction arranged over six floors offering retail accommodation on the ground floor and residential space on the upper floors. The property is located on Tooley Street, Southwark in London.

The property, situated in the London Borough of Southwark, is located within 2 minutes’ walk from London Bridge Underground and Overground Station. Not only providing excellent links to Central London and the south of England, London Bridge is home to the Shard, boasting the 5 star Shangri-La, residential apartments and multiple office space.

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The proposed units form part of the London Bridge Station redevelopment and are located on St Thomas Street, adjacent to the main entrance to the newly refurbished London Bridge Railway Station (up to 60 million passengers per annum).

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This property is split between a ground floor, a mezzanine and has modern fixtures throughout

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