An historical corner building surrounded by iconic financial institutions and vibrant businesses.
Historic charm, modern convenience.
Victorian architecture housing modern offices.
Pic 01. — Office entrance
Pic 02. — Lobby
Pic 03. — Office space
Features
Abundant natural light
Pic 01. — Light interiors thanks to corner aspect of building and rear lightwell
Pic 02. — Large windows from front and back of building
Modern infrastructure
Pic 01. — Modern infrastructure and design throughout
Pic 02. — Metal tile raised flooring, refurbished lift, WCs and bespoke lighting
Excellent connectivity
Pic 01. — Steps from Bank and Mansion House stations
Pic 02. — Situated on a London Cycle Network route
Welcoming reception
Pic 01. — Manned reception/Commissionaire
Pic 02. — Modern design throughout
Roof terrace
Pic 01. — Shared roof terrace overlooking St Pauls
Pic 02. — The perfect place to stay on top of things
Period façade
Pic 01. — 19th c. Victorian façade with Bath stone cladding
Pic 02. —Openable large sash windows
Serving successful businesses since 1878
1878
The building is constructed to house The Golden Fleece pub and The Arcadian vegetarian restaurant. It features a late Victorian architectural style and a façade adorned with iron balconies.
1890
Mahatma Gandhi is said to have frequented the venue in search of vegetarian dining whilst living in London.
1905
The first floor and above are converted into offices. The Golden Fleece pub remains on the ground floor.
1958-2001
Ongoing restoration and renovations are carried out throughout the building.
2002
The rear lightwell is infilled and a fifth floor added behind a mansard roof. The roof terrace is built to allow tenants to have a break while enjoying spectacular views of the City.
Around The City in minutes
Conveniently located on the west side of Queen Street close to its junction with Cheapside and Poultry.
