W1G 3rd Floor, 75-76 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London

The building is a late 19th-century, Grade II listed townhouse

featuring a Queen Anne and Flemish Renaissance-style

facade.

The recently refurbished Third floor is accessed via a lift or

two large spiral staircases and has been configured into six

treatment rooms. The demise includes a disabled W/C and a

room previously used as a waiting area. The property benefits

from LED lighting, Air Conditioning, and an Intercom System.

The building also features a large, manned reception and

waiting area, which is scheduled for refurbishment imminently.

The property is located in London's West End, situated on the

west side of Wimpole Street, between its intersections with

Queen Anne Street and Wigmore Street.

The area is known for its medical establishments, with the

world-famous Harley Street 300 feet to the east. Oxford

Street, located 0.2 miles (a 5-minute walk) to the South, offers

access to an array of high-end shops and restaurants.

The property benefits from excellent transport links. Bond

Street Station, 0.3 miles (a 6-minute walk) to the south,

provides access to the Central, Jubilee, and Elizabeth lines,

with a direct journey to Heathrow in 41 minutes. Oxford Circus

Station, 0.4 miles (a 9-minute walk) southeast, offers

connections to the Bakerloo, Victoria, and Central lines.