The property, comprising a Grade II listed terraced town house, was built in the early 1900s and was the former embassy of the Netherlands. The accommodation is medical accommodation on the basement, ground and first floors. The medical accommodation at the property was recently refurbished and there is an internal staircase and lift to all five floors (the lift has been temporarily disconnected and would need to be replaced).

The medical accommodation comprises approximately 3,900 sq ft (NIA) of clinical space, arranged over basement, ground and first floors and in addition there are under pavement vaults
used for storage. The property has maintained its traditional Edwardian characteristics and most of the consulting rooms benefit from high ceilings (ranging from 2.78m to 3.67m) and natural lighting throughout. The large main reception room is c. 760 sq ft (70.04 sqm) and benefits from a balcony that fronts onto Weymouth Street. The head lease has a clause that the medical space can be used for cosmetic surgery – a rare clause
limited to only select properties in the Howard de Walden estate. The medical licence, included within the rent, provides for up to 12 medical practitioners at any time.

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