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20 Bentinck Street, where elegance and architectural grace meets state- of-the-art design, right in the heart of Marylebone.

This brand new 35,403 sq ft office development is the latest addition to the conservation area. In keeping with its Edwardian beginnings, the building retains its original facade, revealing a highly contemporary office interior within.

20 BENTINCK STREET 1 THE BUILDING

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REGENT’S PARK

HYDE PARK

Wigmore Street Cavendish PlaceWigmore StreetSeymour Street

George Street George Street

Robert Adam Street

Blandford Street

Montagu PlaceBryanston Place

Crawford Street

Blandford Street

Queen Anne Street

New Cavendish Street

Weymouth Street

Devonshire StreetW

elbeck Street

Holles Street

Reg

ent Street

Marylebone lane

Portman SquareB

aker Street

Manchester Street

Montag

u Square

Bryanston Sq

uare

Seymour Place

Gloucester Place M

ews

Welb

eck Street

Wim

pole Street

Oxford Street

Oxford Street

Upper Brook Street Brook Street

Grosvenor Street

Duke Street

Duke Street

Orchard

Street

Portman Street

Gloucester Place

James Street

Mand

eville PlaceThayer Street

Maryleb

one Street

Marylebone H

igh Street

Wim

pole Street

Westm

oreland Street

Beaum

ont Street

Up

per W

imp

ole Street

Wim

pole M

ews

Harley Street

Harley Street

Weym

outh Mew

s

Mansfield

Street

Portland Place

Chand

os Street

Bentinck Street

Manchester

Square

Henrietta Place

Vere Street

Marylebo

ne Lane

Bond Street

Marble Arch

Baker Street

Marylebone

Great Portland Street

Regent’s Park

Oxford Circus

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LOCAL OCCUPIERS

1 Heron International2 Royal Society of Medicine3 Chevron4 BBC5 Coller Capital 6 Apple7 Condé Nast 8 Harbottle & Lewis

9 AIB Group 10 Boodle Hatfield11 Alix Partners12 Aspect Capital Limited McArthurGlen UK Limited13 Fourwinds Capital Management 14 Invesco Real Estate

15 BC Partners 16 Boston Consulting Group17 Pimco Europe18 Fujitsu19 BDO Stoy Hayward DE Shaw20 Publicis

The location and the environment are enviable. Just off vibrant and fashionable Marylebone High Street, Bentinck Street is surrounded by stylish shops, restaurants, a flagship farmers market as well as numerous cafés and bars. Bond Street Underground station (Central and Jubilee lines) and Oxford Circus Underground station (Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines) are within close walking distance. With several of London’s garden squares nearby and flanked by London’s Royal Parks, greenery and tranquility are always within easy reach.

Crossrail completion in 2017

220 BENTINCK STREET LOCATIONLOCATION

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The Howard de Walden Estate owns, manages and leases much of the real estate within Marylebone. Stretching from Marylebone High Street all the way to Portland Place and from Wigmore Street up to Marylebone Road, the area totals over 90 acres. In fact, Bentinck Street takes its name from Lucy Joan Bentinck, widow of the 6th Baron Howard de Walden. Having been in the family since 1879, the Estate is in excellent hands and under their watchful eye continues to be cared for and improved upon.

Marketing+44 (0)20 7290 [email protected]

Wigmore Street CavendishWigmore Street

Hinde Street

Seymour Street

George Street George Street

Robert Adam Street

Blandford StreetBlandford Street

Queen Anne Street

New Cavendish Street

Weymouth Street

Devonshire Street

Welbeck Street

Marylebone Lane

Portman Square

Manchester Street W

elbeck Street

Wim

pole Street

Duke Street

James Street

Mandeville Place

Thayer Street

Marylebone Street

Marylebone H

igh Street

Wim

pole Street

Westm

oreland StreetBeaum

ont Street

Upper W

impole Street D

evonshire Mew

sW

impole M

ews

Harley Street

Harley Street

Weym

outh Mew

s

Mansfield Street

Portland Place

Chandos Street

Bentinck Street

Manchester

Square

SquareHenrietta Place

Marylebone Lane

MARYLEBONE LANE

The area offers an eclectic mix of style, culture and history. The Lane will be significantly enhanced and revitalised, with increased office space balanced by the presence of cafés, shops and restaurants, echoing the urban village feel of Marylebone High Street.

320 BENTINCK STREET LOCATION

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AMENITIES

AmenitiesRETAIL

AvedaBrissiCath KidstonThe Conran ShopDaunt BooksDivertimentiThe Ginger PigMargaret HowellNeal’s Yard RemediesSkandium

HOTELS & HEALTH

The Landmark London HotelThe Hyatt Regency ChurchillThe Mandeville HotelThe Marylebone HotelThe Langham Hotel Durrants Hotel LA Fitness Virgin ActiveThe Third Space

RESTAURANTS

28-50FishworksLa FromagerieLa Relais de VeniseLangan’s BistroThe Natural KitchenOdin’sOrreryThe ProvidoresUnion Café

420 BENTINCK STREET

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20 BENTINCK STREET 5 THE BUILDING

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Schedule of Areas

Computer generated image for illustration purposes only.Please see detailed floor plans for accurate floor layouts.

Residential: 2 x 1 bedroom, 1 x 4 bedroom apartments available.All figures are approximate NIA and subject to on-site measurement.

FLOOR NIA SQ FT NIA SQ M

Fourth 3,714 345

Third 5,565 517

Second 5,565 517

First 5,877 546

Ground 6,480 602Reception 1,227 114

Lower Ground 6,975 648

Total 35,403 3,289

6 THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET

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Second Floor

20 BENTINCK STREET 7 THE DETAIL

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Not to scale. Indicative only.

Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

OFFICERESIDENTIAL

GREENROOF

GREENROOF

GREENROOF GREEN

ROOFGREENROOF

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 8

Fourth Floor

3,714 sq ft (345 sq m)

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Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 9

Third Floor

5,565 sq ft (517 sq m)

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Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

33m

16.5m

3.2m

OFFICERESIDENTIAL

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 10

Second Floor

5,565 sq ft (517 sq m)

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Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

ROOFLIGHTS

GREENROOF

GREENROOF

GREENROOF

GRILLOVERPLANT

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

ROOFLIGHTS

ROOFLIGHTS

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 11

First Floor

5,877 sq ft (546 sq m)

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B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

Plant

Core

Lifts

Office

RECEPTION

PLANT

ATRIUM ROOF LIGHT ROOF LIGHT

EXTERNAL ATRIA EXTERNAL ATRIA

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 12

Ground Floor

6,480 sq ft (602 sq m)

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B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

Cycle

Plant

Core

Lifts

Office

ROOF LIGHT ROOF LIGHT

BICYCLESTORE

BICYCLELOCKER ROOM

ATRIUM

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

PLANT

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 13

Lower Ground

6,975 sq ft (648 sq m)

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Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

86 Workstations4 Offices3 Meeting Rooms

RESIDENTIAL

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 14

Second Floor Corporate Layout – Open Plan

5,565 sq ft (517 sq m)

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Core

Lifts

Office

B E N T I N C K S T R E E T

N

38 Workstations11 Offices4 Meeting Rooms

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 15

Second Floor Corporate Layout – Cellular

5,565 sq ft (517 sq m)

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Bentinck Street

Queen Anne Street

Welbeck Way

Wigmore Street

James Street

Welb

eck StreetW

elbeck Street

Maryleb

one Lane

N

20 BENTINCK STREET 16 THE BUILDING

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1. NEW STRUCTUREExtentA brand new development behind a retained facade to the Bentinck Street elevation.

Building StructureSteel frame utilising Fabsec/Westock type deep beams with services apertures; composite deck utilising Holorib decking or similar; circular steel columns wherever visible in floor plates. Retained front facade. Rear facades: brickwork sections to utilise insulated structural metal framing as internal skin, framed within SHS structural framing. Timber joist floor in No.17 to be retained with new in-fills and strapping. To fourth floor, architectural longitudinal ‘raft’ suspended below apex of roof and housing M&E provisions, formed using lightweight steel framing or unistrut, and finished to underside and upstands with flat ceiling, taped and jointed.

Roof StructureSteelwork and timber framing for reinstatement of traditional mansard constructions. Parapet walls on plot lines to be reinstated.

Standards + CodesBS8110 – Structural use of concreteBS5950 – Structural use of steelBS6399 – Loadings for buildingBS5628 – Structural use of masonry BS5268 – Structural timber

External WallsRetained facades will be insulated and lined internally. New work will be insulated cavity brick and metal frame internal leaf; or high-performance glazing systems. Retained facade will have replacement high-specification sash appearance windows that open as casement windows to afford easy cleaning access, double-glazed to current regulations.

PlantMajor plant is located in the basement and ground floor levels and within the front vaults. Sufficient space has been allowed within the ground floor plant room for additional tenant condensers that could provide cooling for server rooms etc.

Sustainability Extensive use is made of Ground Source and Air Source Heat Pump technology (resulting in a 28% reduction in CO2

emissions over and above Part L 2010), together with photovoltaic ‘slates’ to the rear roof pitches and provision of green roofs to the first and fourth floors, in order to deliver a building with the highest sustainability credentials to achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’.

Noise CriteriaInternal partitions are designed to 38dBA performance; external glazing is designed to appropriately mitigate street noise. Plant attenuation is designed to stringent Westminster Council guidelines.

Cycle Storage and Showers37 lockers are provided for 37 bicycle spaces within the basement area. Six fully accessible showers are provided on the basis of one per floor.

Occupational DensityOne person in 10m2 of lettable office floor area (1 in 6 calculated for fire engineering purposes).

2. SERVICESThermal EnvironmentOffice space is air-conditioned using VRV fan coils. Summer: 23°C ±2°C Winter: 21°C ±2°C with external temperature –4°C +28°CPlant may run 24 hours. Fresh air provision is 12l/s/person +10% future capacity for meeting rooms etc.

LightingTo LG7 requirements. Office areas are to be 400 lux at desktop height.

Electrical ServicesFully serviced reception, core and staircase areas. Small power and data to the office area is by the tenant. Small power allowance for the office area is to be 25w/m2, with spare capacity of 20% at the distribution board, for additional circuits if and as required. 12w/m2 for lighting.

Public HealthDrainage and RWP will be cast iron systems. WCs will be mechanically vented. Disabled showers and WCs will be fully provided for and part M compliant.Bin store is located within the basement area – to be fully ventilated with a wash down point.Cleaners’ cupboards/sinks provided on each level except for the fourth floor.

3. INTERNAL FINISHESLiftsTwo x 10 person motor-roomless lifts at ecs 1.6m/second. Waiting times max 30 seconds. Lifts will be fully compliant with current DDA and ADM regulations.Car interiors will be back-painted glass panels and natural stone floor to match the stone floor in reception. One wall will be mirror. Car doors will be stainless steel. Finishes comply with DDA and Part M requirements.

WallsGenerally painted plasterboard with recessed painted skirtings. Colour white RAL 9016. Exposed circular steel columns painted white RAL 9016, with FR60 intumescent coatings.

FloorsOffice: 100mm medium duty raised floor system. Floor void approx. 70mm.

LoadingsTypical new office floor: Live Load = 4kN/m2 +1kN/m2 for partitions. Fire barriers to statutory requirements.Fourth floor raised floor; allow for additional pedestal height for inclusion of floor void mounted rear fan coil units. Architectural longitudinal ‘raft’ suspended below apex of roof and housing M&E provisions, formed using lightweight steel framing or unistrut and finished to underside and upstands.

CeilingsPlasterboard margins: 600 x 600 SAS 150 micro-perforated suspended ceiling system incorporating 35dB acoustic quilt inlay. Ceiling zones will incorporate AC services and recessed lighting via low profile high quality grid fittings. Colour white RAL 9016 throughout. Fourth floor open to exposed plasterboard sloping soffits, lit via Zumtobel Vareo fittings, suspended on purpose-designed, paired projecting architectural steel bracketry.

Ceiling HeightsFourth: Open soffits Third: 2450mm Second: 2615mm First: 2780mm Ground: 2945mmLower Ground: 2400mm above FFL

DoorsGenerally solid core with hardwood veneered face with a matching solid hardwood lipping. Architrave, linings, stops etc. will be solid and responsibly sourced. Full-height doors throughout, allowing for shadow-gaps to jambs.

IronmongerySatin stainless steel generally, including vertical bars, push plates, kick plates (to match skirting heights). Keys suited.

Stair Flights and Landings Stair core 1 Exposed structural steel carriages with steel trays as treads and glass risers. Steel balustrades and stainless steel handrail. All visible steelwork is painted. Stainless steel nosings and black carborundum strips (Gradus OT50F) to ensure full DDA and part M compliancy, incorporated into stone insets over full stair width. Stone finishes will be used throughout the landing and core areas.

Secondary StairAs above but with carpet inset to steel trays.

LobbiesAs stair finishes; stone floors.

WC AccommodationFour unisex WCs plus one disabled WC provided per office floor.Painted plasterboard 9016 white (acrylic bathroom paint), and opaque toughened glass wall paneling.Floors in ceramic tile: 100 x 600 Terra 216RL.WC: White contemporary wallmounted pans.Basin: Bespoke recessed unit.Tap: Vola single lever mixer with wall spout.Hand-dryer: White recessed high quality unit housed behind mirror.Disabled WC: As above, plus stainless steel grab bar set to Doc.M.Capped services to be provided for tenant’s kitchens.Full part M compliancy is provided with WCs and showers.

ReceptionReception WallsPainted plasterboard wall lining, white RAL 9016 and specialist lighting provision.

Reception CeilingSolid plasterboard ceiling with recessed light fittings. Painted white RAL 9016.

Reception FloorHoned Moroccan Leather Limestone, by Stonell.

Reception Desk and SeatingDesk as joinery unit; seating supplied by the Howard de Walden Estate.

4. EXTERNAL WORKS Lighting Specialist fittings to the front facade and to the lightwell. Brick lights will be incorporated into the first and fourth floor green roof areas.

RailingsAll as existing to Bentinck Street frontage. Allow for refurbishment and adaptation locally for access and for new stairs to the basement in two locations.

Green RoofsGreen roofs anticipated to first and fourth floor roof deck areas, designed as extensive and semi-intensive bio-diverse green roofs, incorporating pebbles and other hard-landscape separating devices.

Art/Public RealmPublic Realm contributions have been considered alongside other projects, and there are some significant local improvements planned.

BMSThe new building is provided with a full Building Maintenance System with energy monitoring and targeting software package.

EPCAn anticipated EPC rating of B (2008 registration).

BREEAMThe building is designed to achieve a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent’ (2008 assessment).

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 17

Building Specification

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WWW.20BENTINCKSTREET.CO.UK

GUY TAYLOR

T +44 (0)20 7152 5236E [email protected]

JAMES TAYLOR

T +44 (0)20 7152 5166E [email protected]

DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS

JULIE REES

T +44 (0)20 7183 4769E [email protected]

Important notice relating to the Misrepresentation Act 1967 and the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991: Cushman & Wakefield LLP and GN2, on their behalves and for the sellers or lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them (iii) no person employed by the agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. November 2012. Designed by Wordsearch.

DEVELOPED BY

[email protected]

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

ARCHITECT

ESA Design Ltd

MAIN CONTRACTOR

VolkerFitzpatrick

PROJECT MANAGER

ESPM Ltd

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Robinson Low Francis LLP

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

Elliott Wood Partnership LLP

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER

RHB Partnership

HISTORIC CONSULTANT

Heritage Collective LLP

THE DETAIL20 BENTINCK STREET 18

Contacts

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WWW.20BENTINCKSTREET.CO.UKMarketing+44 (0)20 7290 [email protected]