TypeShops · Retail Office · Medical Clinics
N15 67 Lawrence Road, Seven Sisters, London
TenureFor sale or rent
Specification
- Building size
- Building size 535 sqft
- Property type
- Property type Shops · Retail Office · Medical Clinics
- Tenure
- Tenure For sale or rent
Description
Two vacant shell & core retail units available for sale/to let.
This commercial space is situated within a larger mixed-use development that encompasses 71 apartments. It comprises six ground floor units with individual private entrances facing Lawrence Road, providing numerous benefits to prospective occupiers.
The unit boasts double glazed frontage, generous ceiling heights of 11.2 ft, and falls under Use Class E, enhancing its appeal and functionality.
This flexibility makes it well-suited for a diverse range of occupants, including personal trainers, retail establishments, offices, and medical facilities.
Location
The Vabel Lawrence is situated on Lawrence Road, a broad tree-lined avenue within the lively and culturally diverse neighbourhood of Seven Sisters.
Drawing inspiration from the historical industrial buildings that line this road, the new architecture of The Vabel Lawrence incorporates elements such as generous proportions, stepped brickwork, and black metal-framed windows.
The development combines the charm of a converted warehouse with the advantages of a contemporary new build.
The design of The Vabel Lawrence strikes a careful balance between architectural precision, impressive scale, and the solidity of traditional materials, as well as an inviting ambiance, exquisite details, and a warm interplay of textures and colours.
Seven Sisters is a vibrant neighbourhood teeming with life. From its bustling high street to its renowned indoor markets, craft breweries to lively restaurants, the area offers a thriving atmosphere. Despite being one of the capital's busiest and most dynamic areas, The Vabel Lawrence provides a tranquil oasis in the midst of it all.
The exterior design showcases stepped brickwork and black metal-framed windows that pay tribute to the neighbourhood's industrial heritage.




