Flagship Store107 Long Acre

Covent Garden

Covent Garden is a bustling,world-renowned shopping and cultural destination. The central open-air piazza is a focal point for its vibrant and eclectic selection of retail, dining,arts and entertainment. 107 Long Acre, The Corner,is a new flagship store located in the heart of Covent Garden. Directly opposite one of the capital’s busiest underground stations, The Corner is positionedat the meeting of Long Acre and Neal Street.

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44 million people visit Covent Garden every year,over 120,000 every day

55% of visitors are domestic, 45% international.

Covent Garden is a vibrant area, night and day,seven days a week

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CambridgeTheatre

RoyalOperaHouse

The LondonTransportMuseum

Piazza

Mercer Street

Langley Street

Mercer Street

Mercer Street

Neal Street

Neal Street

James Street

Endell Street

Shelton Street

Earlham Street

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King Street

Bow Street

Floral Street

SevenDials

Charlotte Tilbury

ZARA

Ray-BanSunglass Hut

Ti�any & Co.

Corner

All Saints

MulberryBobbi Brown

Molton Brown

Balthazar

Tuttons

Karen Millen

Kurt Geiger

Apple

Michael KorsMAC

Ted BakerRadleyDiptyque

DiorTom Ford

Chanel

Links of London

Burberry

Kent & CurwenBarbour

Jack Wills

COSPandora

The Shopat Bluebird

Levi’s

The WhiteCompany

Calvin Klein

Russell & Bromley

Reiss

Hobbs

H&M

CarharttFred Perry

Club MonacoEllesse

Birkenstock

Skinny Dip

Farah

Space NK

Camper

Cath Kidston

UrbanOutfitters

Larsson &Jennings

The AbnormalBeauty Company

Schuh

Diesel

Dr MartensMango

Boots

Lululemon

BrandyMelville

FrenchConnection

Aspinal of London

Kate SpadePaul Smith

Arket Gap

Hackett

Sandro

Jo Malone

Oakley

PetershamNurseries

The Corner has four underground stations all within a ten minute walk. The Elizabeth Line, opening in 2019,is anticipated to bring an additional 70 million visitors to Central London.

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Elizabeth Line (Opening 2019)

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Tottenham Court Road

Northern Line Piccadilly Line3 Minute Walk

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↑87 million people use Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Holbornunderground stations every year

Central Line Piccadilly Line8 Minute Walk

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For centuries Covent Garden has been central to London life. Its theatres, most notably the Royal Opera House brings in over 30,000 people a year. While its museums, restaurants and bars such as Petersham Nurseries, Balthazar, The Ivy, Temper and Sushi Samba continue to attract visitors from across the globe.

Bars and Restaurants

Museums, Galleries and Theatres

Annual spend in Covent Garden is estimated to be over £1bn

The average dwell time is approximately two hours.

With over 200 shops, Covent Garden is at the fore-front of London’s retail offer

A unique blend of global and independent brands, concept stores and designer boutiques. Covent Garden has the perfect mix to suit all tastes and all ages.

Covent Garden forms one of the largest concentrations of retail space in Europe

Covent Garden has been a luxury shopping district since 1632, famed for its elegant shopping arcades

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Lower GroundFloor

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Ground Floor

Specification

Area sq m sq ft

GIA 150.5 1,620

NIA 146.7 1,579

m ft

Ceiling Height (up to) 4 13

Area sq m sq ft

GIA 171 1,841

NIA 169 1,819

m ft

Ceiling Height (up to) 3.4 11

Lower Ground Floor

For indicative purposes only, not to scale. Floor areas to be verified on completion.

— Shell and core specification — Masonry construction, concrete floor, stone fascia — Glazed shop frontage with double glazed entrance doors — Retail loading - 4kN/m2 (LL) + 1kN/m2

— Capacity for a 200A (150 kVA) three phase supply — BT Openreach fibre termination point provided — 28mm Thames Water mains water supply (provided at the lower ground floor) — 100mm foul drainage pop-ups provided at lower ground floor — Plant space provided at roof level — External lightwell — Communal cycle storage — Communal waste storage

The Corner occupies one of the most prominent locations in the West End with significant frontage to Long Acre and Neal Street and excellent visibility from Covent Garden underground station and James Street.

The total Gross Internal Area of the available accommodation is approximately 3,461 sq ft (321.5 sq m) arranged over ground and lower ground floors.

Subject to an individual occupier’s requirements, the ground floor is available with or without the addition of the lower ground floor which has potential for further retail trading, showroom space or other ancillary uses including storage.

Access to the lower ground floor can be obtained via a tenant installed staircase or remotely via Landlord retained areas.

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Contact

Matthew Hyland mhyland@hanovergreen.co.uk 020 313 064260779 380 8280

Mark Smith mark.smith2@eu.jll.com 020 7318 78290791 783 9341

Tenure The premises are available by way of a new effectively full repairing and insuring lease for a term to be agreed.The lease will be contracted outside the Security of Tenure & Compensation Provisions of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 Part II (as amended).

RentAvailable upon application.

Service ChargeA service charge contribution calculated on a floor area apportionment basis will be payable for the duration of the term. Further details can be provided upon request.

InsuranceAn insurance premium will be payable for the duration of the term. Further details can be provided upon request.

Business RatesThe premises will be re-assessed for rating purposes.

Legal CostsEach party is to bear their own legal costs in connection with a letting.

EPCAvailable on request.

Jones Lang La Salle Limited & Hanover Green Retail LLP for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that:- a. the particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; b. all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are believed to be correct, but any intending purchasers, tenants or third parties should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but satisfy themselves that they are correct by inspection or otherwise; c. All properties are measured in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition); d. Any images may be computer generated. Any photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared at the time they were taken. Subject to contract.

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