Bespoke commercial shell and core units in new mixed-use development for sale

Last 4 units available in this mixed-use contemporary scheme. Prices starting at £275 per square foot.

The last four remaining units in this mixed-use development of 20 residential and commercial are competitively priced and ready for immediate occupation. These B1 units are located in the heart of Hackney, equidistant from the ever-popular open spaces of Victoria Park and London Fields. Broadway Market is within easy walking distance and Liverpool Street and Shoreditch are both within 20 minutes commute time.

In an area well known for its creative sectors, current businesses located in the building include an interior design company, a marketing agency, and an architects firm.

These units can be configured on request with a number of options available. Please contact me on 020 7540 9696 or email ben.robinson@victormichael.com for more details

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