Undergoing refurbishment · Available to let
Highly sought-after commercial units.
A rare opportunity on one of East London's busiest routes — 800–806 Lea Bridge Road,
London E17 9DN.
An exceptional opportunity to occupy commercial premises undergoing refurbishment with substantial glazed frontage onto one of East London's key arterial routes.
Outstanding roadside visibility, extensive frontage, multiple independent entrances and dedicated forecourt parking — accommodation suited to a wide variety of occupiers.
One of East London's key arterial routes.
Lea Bridge Road connects Whipps Cross with Hackney and is a major commercial and residential corridor — used by up to 30,000 vehicles and approximately 1,500 cyclists per day, with 452 businesses located on or close to the road and 10 bus routes operating along the corridor.
Transport for LondonAn area undergoing significant investment.
The wider area is undergoing significant regeneration. Waltham Forest has identified Lea Bridge for substantial future growth in housing, employment, infrastructure and community facilities — including major residential development and investment around Lea Bridge Station.
Waltham ForestA large and densely populated borough.
Waltham Forest has a population of approximately 278,400, having grown 7.8% between 2011 and 2021 — providing occupiers with access to a large and densely populated East London catchment.
Office for National StatisticsWhy this address.
- Prominent Lea Bridge Road frontage
- Up to 30,000 vehicles per day on the corridor
- Approximately 1,500 cyclists per day
- 452 businesses on or close to Lea Bridge Road
- 10 bus routes serving the corridor
- Extensive glazed shopfront
- Multiple self-contained unit configurations
- Forecourt customer parking
- Densely populated residential catchment
- Significant ongoing housing and infrastructure investment
- Suitable for a range of commercial uses, subject to planning
The terms, at a glance.
- Term15 years
- Permitted useAny use within Class E (commercial, business and service) of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987; other uses subject to the landlord's prior written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld
- Security of tenureWithin the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
- PremiumNone
- InsuranceThe landlord insures the building; the premium cost is recovered from the tenant as insurance rent
Full lease terms available on request. All areas and terms are indicative pending a survey.
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