SG6 Icknield House, Eastcheap, Letchworth Garden City

Icknield House is a two-storey building with retail at ground floor level and office accommodation at first and second floor level.

The part first floor suite, provides a mainly open plan area with three smaller rooms attached to the open plan space. In addition, there is a small area at mezzanine level.

The accommodation was previously used as offices but, subject to planning, could be used for other uses such as educational, studio, medical, restaurant or other specialist operators.

Letchworth was the World's first Garden City founded in 1903. It is located in North Hertfordshire approximately 32 miles north of London. The town has direct access to the A1(M), which offers links to M25, 20 minutes to the south. Letchworth mainline railway station provides a fast service to London Kings Cross (36 minutes) and is well located for the International airports at both Luton and Stansted.