22 Great James Street, originally built in the early 1700s of traditional brick construction, comprises a total of 2,101 sq ft NIA arranged over basement, ground and three upper levels. The building has been excellently preserved and retains much of the original period features throughout. The front façade of the building presents excellently, with well-maintained brickwork and sash windows, and is set comfortably back from the road, creating a sense of privacy which is highly desirable for residential users.

The property has one key point of access from the front, facing out onto the corner of Great James and Northington Street, and is served by a single stair core running from the basement to the third floor.

The property is located at the northern end of Great James Street, where it meets Northington Street. Great James Street forms part of the Bloomsbury Conservation Area, and subsequently has been excellently preserved, with elegant Georgian townhouses lining the street.

The property faces east onto a leafy pedestrianised cut-through, connecting Great James Street to Rugby Street, home to the popular Rugby Tavern. Neighbouring this is Lamb’s Conduit, home to some of London’s distinguished independent restaurants and boutiques, each with its own acclaimed reputation. Whilst being situated in a tranquil setting, the central location boasts strong transport links, with Russell Square, Holborn and Chancery Lane Underground stations all within approximately 10-minutes’ walk.