The Allsop City leasing team has secured law firm, Kingsley Napley LLP, as its principal tenant at Twenty Bonhill Street in Shoreditch.
Kingsley Napley has taken a total of 51,344 sq. ft. at Twenty Bonhill across the ground floor, with its own entrance, and the first to fifth floors inclusive, leaving a remaining 21,711 sq. ft. available.
Developed by The Max Barney Estate, Twenty Bonhill provides 70,245 sq ft of accommodation over seven floors and facilities which include parking for 110 cycles, 10 showers and a roof terrace. Located close to Finsbury Square, between Old Street and Liverpool Street stations, the building is expected to be completed in September 2020.
Kingsley Napley has over 450 staff, is relocating from Clerkenwell, where they currently reside in three buildings. Their move to Twenty Bonhill will take place in January 2021 and will provide them with a brand new, unified, high-spec office space in a desirable City fringe location allowing for more flexible working arrangements for staff.
James Neville, Partner, Allsop, said: “This pre-let at 20 Bonhill Street is part of a trend we’re seeing in prime locations with 73% of the development being let twelve months prior to completion. Twenty Bonhill’s location in Shoreditch in the heart of the Tech City and close to the City of London’s financial centre, combined with meticulous design and attention to detail, makes this an extremely appealing building for tenants.”
Linda Woolley, Managing Partner of Kingsley Napley, said: “We are really excited at the prospect of our move to Twenty Bonhill Street after what will be 27 years in Clerkenwell. We have been able to influence many elements of the design, including layout, infrastructure and décor, which will allow us to work flexibly, productively and efficiently. Our new office will be one that we can be proud of and we look forward to hosting our current and future clients there.”
Allsop acted on behalf of the developer.
BH2 acted on behalf of Kingsley Napley.
For more information on availability at Twenty Bonhill, please contact James Neville or James Proctor
