crafted with character, designed for distinction
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105 Jermyn Street,
London,
SW1Y 6EE.
20,000 sq ft of exceptional HQ workspace, with a rare vantage point over St James's. Available Q1 2027.
An indicative view of 105 Jermyn Street from Jermyn Street
An indicative view of the roof terrace
An indicative view of the entrance
The Arrival
A considered arrival experience leads into a generous reception and tenant lounge, offering space to meet and unwind.
An indicative view of the tenant lounge
An indicative view of the reception
The Building
Up to 20,000 sq ft of best-in-class workspace, with generous levels of natural light and outstanding design.
An indicative view of a typical CAT A / CAT B floor
Elegant Spaces
Upper floors open onto private terraces, with a roof terrace above offering a rare vantage point from St James’s.
An indicative view of the 6th floor
Schedule of Areas
Level
Office(sq ft)
Terrace(sq ft)
Amenity(sq ft)
roof terrace
r
1,436
6
6
2,242
405
5
5
5
2,735
193
4
4
3,091
3
3
3,169
2
2
3,311
1
1
3,275
ground (reception & lounge)
g
951
View Plans
Lower Ground (GYM)
L
480
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Summary Specification
1:10 occupational
density
2 x 10 person lifts
2.8m typical
floor-to-ceiling heights
Reception
concierge
VRF
air conditioning system
Generous reception
and tenant lounge
On-site gym
Over 2,000 sq ft of
private and communal
external terracing
42 cycle spaces
and 42 lockers
6 showers and
associated
changing facilities
tailored for your everyday
A thoughtfully curated on-site gym complemented by well-considered end-of-trip facilities including cycle storage, lockers, showers and changing rooms make for seamless daily routines.
An indicative view of the end-of-trip facilities
An indicative view of the gym
Accreditations
An exceptionally low embodied carbon footprint of less than 400kgCO₂/m² - significantly below the UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard upfront carbon limit for retrofit schemes.
WiredScore ‘Platinum’
EPC A
BREEAM ‘Excellent’
‘EDGE Certified’
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