The Northcliffe, Tudor Street, London, offers a rare self-contained opportunity in a landmark City location
The Northcliffe presents a rare opportunity to occupy a substantial, self-contained office environment within a building full of character and heritage features that are complemented by its future focused design. Located at 28 Tudor Street, this listed industrial building has been transformed into a best-in-class Grade A workplace, combining heritage architecture with contemporary design and exceptional lifestyle amenities.
A heritage landmark reimagined for the future of work
Partner at RX, Helie Pryce, explains that The Northcliffe’s unique building history and design, combined with future-focused sustainability credentials and premium tenant amenities has created a truly special workspace.
The Northcliffe offers a dedicated arrival experience with a spacious 1,400 sq ft reception lobby for an occupier to make its own. The reception finishes have been inspired by the building’s original 1920s art deco design. This is further characterised by geometric patterns and a rich colour palette throughout.
Tenants benefit from a host of premium amenities including a curated lounge, 4,200 sq ft award-winning rooftop garden, on-site café operated by Saint Espresso, and a new tenant gym designed to support wellbeing and informal collaboration.
In today’s market, the balance between high-quality workspace and lifestyle amenities has become essential to attracting and retaining talent. As Helie explains: “The Northcliffe transforms the traditional work day into something far more balanced and enjoyable. Grab your morning coffee from Saint Espresso, work out in the dedicated tenant gym, pop up to the stunning landscaped roof garden to soak up the (rare) London sun and those amazing views, then finish your day with a run along the Thames or a glass of wine at Humble Grape or Jamies. It’s a building that genuinely supports wellbeing and work-life integration, not just as a concept, but as a daily reality.”
Retaining the original structure, façade and foundations has delivered a 53% saving in whole-life carbon, while the building operates on 100% renewable energy, with real-time air quality monitoring and enhanced water efficiency. These initiatives contribute to the building’s BREEAM Outstanding accreditation.
This commitment to sustainability is complemented by best-in-class occupier experience, with 342 cycle spaces, 31 showers, 325 lockers, supporting active commuting and modern workforce needs.
Exceptional connectivity and lifestyle amenities
Positioned between Fleet Street, the Temple legal quarter and the River Thames, The Northcliffe sits at the heart of one of London’s most vibrant mixed-use districts. Blackfriars, City Thameslink, Temple, Chancery Lane and Farringdon stations are all within a short walk, providing excellent connectivity across London.
The surrounding area offers a rich amenity base within a 10-minute walk, including Temple Gardens, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Modern, the South Bank, and an array of artisan coffee shops, gyms and restaurants such as CORD by Le Cordon Bleu, Jamies Tudor Street and Humble Grape Wine Bar. This dynamic environment supports both client engagement and employee wellbeing, with riverside walks and open spaces on the doorstep.
Ideal for ambitious occupiers seeking scale, identity and sustainability
The combination of heritage architecture, advanced sustainability credentials, premium amenities and exceptional connectivity makes this an outstanding opportunity for occupiers looking to establish a new London HQ.
The available workspace totals 33,473 sq ft across the Ground and Lower Ground floors, accessed via a dedicated entrance and an impressive 1,406 sq ft reception lobby, with potential for a feature staircase linking both levels. The expansive floorplates provide highly efficient, flexible accommodation, with the Ground floor benefiting from a generous 4.5m floor-to-soffit height, and both levels wrapped around a striking light-filled atrium that enhances collaboration and natural daylight.
For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact either Dan Burn, Helie Pryce, Catherine Lloyd or Amelia Royds at RX London.