Fleet Street, London, EC4Y

This mixed-use freehold investment is located in a historical location and comprises a commercial unit on the ground and lower floors and 8 flats on 5 upper floor levels.

5 of the flats have been sold off on long leases, with 3 studio flats held in hand. The total income is £158,600 per annum. The guide price of £2,850,000 represents a gross yield of 5.5%.

54 Fleet Street, London, is a historically significant address nestled in an area rich with history and cultural heritage. Fleet Street itself has long been associated with the British press and publishing industry.

Fleet Street's history dates back to the Middle Ages, when it was home to various trades, including taverns and tanneries due to its proximity to the River Fleet. The street saw significant activity related to printing and publishing starting in the early 16th century.

By the 18th century, Fleet Street had become a hub for newspapers, with the first daily newspaper, the Daily Courant, published there in 1702. Over the centuries, many significant publications, including The Daily Telegraph and Reuters, had their offices on Fleet. The street was synonymous with British journalism until the late 20th century when many media companies relocated.

Today, Fleet Street retains its historical charm with numerous listed buildings and plaques commemorating its rich past, making it a significant location for anyone interested in the history of London's press and its broader cultural heritage.