Dickensian green
In the words of the developer: “We often hear that offices are in crisis, but it’s our conviction that great real estate attracts great tenants. And the central London office market remains deeply attractive for us because we know that when we lean into the history and character of our buildings, tenants respond to it.”
📍Location
🏢Building Details
18,644 sq ft workspace
4-floors
Pre-let as HQ for global automotive brand
👷🏾♀️Developer
Simon Banks – Former Head of UK Real Estate @ RE Capital
✍️Architects & Engineers
Nick Jordan – Founder & Director @ STUDIO JORDAN
🌱Sustainability
BREEAM Excellent + EPC B + WiredScore Certified + WELL Enabled
Original heritage details restored: exposed brickwork, trussed double-height ceiling, large sash windows
Slick, concealed LED lighting
4-pipe fan air conditioning
🥦 Wellbeing
Luxurious welcoming reception: double height entrance, exposed brickwork, polished concrete + oak ceiling
Grand communal hall: The Ragged School’s crowning jewel is its former hall – a vast, light-filled space with a trussed double-height ceiling + direct access to roof terrace
Thoughtful end of journey facilities: 32 cycle bays + 40 lockers + 4 showers
Flooded with natural light + fully accessible via lifts
🎈Bonus feature
The Ragged School was founded in 1841 by local missionary Andrew Provan. Ragged Schools were informal institutions where poor and working children could receive an education – long before free education became legal in the UK. Charles Dickens wrote of the building in 1852: “I found my first Ragged School, in an obscure place called West Street, Saffron Hill, pitifully struggling for life, under every disadvantage.”
🔗 Check it out https://raggedschool.london/
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