Location

Imperial Place occupies a prominent position fronting Elstree Way, a short walk from Borehamwood town centre. Road communications are excellent, with the A1(M) being approximately 1 mile east of the property and the M25 (J23) and M1 (J3) motorways 3 miles to the north and south respectively.
Elstree & Borehamwood mainline railway station is within walking distance.

The updated 2018 Thameslink schedule provides 86 services per day, with connections to London City in 21 minutes, St Pancras in 24 minutes, and Luton Airport within 27 minutes. Direct access to London’s West End is also available by changing for the Jubilee line at West Hampstead. Luton Airport is approximately 21 miles north by road, providing regular services to various European and international destinations.

Description

Imperial Place comprises 4 buildings arranged in a campus environment with mature trees and park benches. Cycle racks and showers are provided, and for those driving, there is parking provision at a ratio of 1:250sqft in the on-site surface and multi-storey car parks.

The recently refurbished Grand Café on the ground floor of Building 4 is a focal hub for the scheme offering breakfast, lunch and tea. It is often used as a breakout space for informal meetings.

The staffed reception ensures that visitors are efficiently directed to the correct location and on site management staff are available to quickly deal with any queries. There is 24 / 7 manned security ensuring that businesses can operate securely at all hours.

Imperial Place is already home to a diverse group of established businesses including household names such as Just Eat, Pizza Hut and Taylor Wimpey.

The available accommodation comprises the entire fifth floor together with approximately half of the first floor, with each having excellent natural light, which is further improved by the central full height atrium. In addition the Grand Cafe on the ground floor has recently been re-modelled and now also incorporates a relaxed seating area for communal use.

There is the potential to sub-divide the fifth floor into two halves of roughly similar size.

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