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Designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano, his first work in the UK the new mixed use development was built at a cost of £450,000 and was completed in the summer of 2010. With restaurants such as Byron Burgers and Jamie Oliver’s Union Jack occupying the majority of the ground floor commercial space in the Piazza above at 5 Central St Giles is the 15-storey west block for residential use, providing 109 flats of which 53 are designated as affordable.

The much larger horseshoe-shaped eastern block, standing 11 storey’s high, encircles a publicly accessible courtyard comprising 27% of the site’s area. It provides 37,625 m² of office space with by far the largest floor plates of any office block in the West End of London, with 4,000 m² on all but the top two floors. The block is irregularly shaped with recesses, projections and roof terraces intended to make it look more interesting and to break up its bulk.

Central St Giles Piazza, WC2

Asking Price £1,300,000

Hurford Salvi Carr offer to the market an immaculate and extremely well presented seventh floor one bedroom apartment with balcony located in the West block. This apartment boasts under floor heating, comfort cooling and 24hr concierge.

On the seventh floor of the development, Central St Giles is situated just off Oxford Street and on the corner of Covent Garden, Soho, Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia. Closest underground station Tottenham Court Rd

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Phin Twiselton

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Sales Manager

With over eight years experience in the Central London property market, and a founder member of our West End office Phin has accumulated an excellent knowledge of the local market allowing him to provide consistent and accurate advice to our clients.