15 Poland Street, London, W1F 8QE

LOCATION
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Located on the east side of vibrant Poland Street on the corner with Great Marlborough Street & Noel Street, in the heart of the West End of London This town house with a colourful mural adorning its flank wall and having once been the home to Percy Bysshe Shelley who, in his day, is recognised as part of the “Romantic Rebellion Movement” Also above praised vegan restaurant Bubala Soho  (in our opinion destined to win a Michelin star this year).

This period building is located in central Soho, an area full of history & renown across the world. Unsurprising when you consider it has the best restaurants, bars, galleries, fashionable shops and style. It is well served by public transport with Oxford Circus (Bakerloo, Central and Victoria Lines), Tottenham Court Road (the Elizabeth Line, Central and Northern Lines) and Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly Lines) each being within easy walking distance. 

On a more practical side yet not to be dismissed, the illustrious store of Magic & Sparkle (M&S) is just 100m away. As is Liberty's (200m). With Carnaby Street next door. Both Fitzrovia and Mayfair are also extremely close.

DESCRIPTION

After months of careful and patient renovations by the new Landlord, we have three extremely attractive office floors available to rent. Each has its own charm and character, yet designed to work either individually or as a whole. The refurbishment has incorporated elements of design, such as exposed brickwork, herring bone wooden floors, exposed beams, period detailing, renovated cornices, sash windows, new designer kitchens and superior fittings. 

The landlord has further enabled the offices with new air conditioning, furniture, crittall glass meeting rooms, quiet booths, break out areas, fibre/broadband, and self contained private WC facilities. The total comprehensive and thoughtful refurbishment, also included the entrance and staircase which is now worthy of a fashionable home/interiors magazine. 

In addition the building has a rare blue plaque - having once been the home of the famous poet, Shelley.  It was until recently thought that the building was haunted. On occasions the builders heard quiet recitals of his poems, until one day catching site of a tour guide on the pavement below, impressing his tourists with a passage or two of Shelley's work.  

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