25 Basinghall St
London EC2V 5HA

Woolgate Exchange is a landmark headquarters office building, completed in 2000 by MEPC plc and designed by Sidell Gibson Architects. The property is arranged over basement, ground, and eight upper floors and provides offices, together with restaurant and ancillary accommodation. The building has a steel frame structure, clad mainly in Portland stone. The main reception area on Basinghall Street is double-height and there is an additional, double-height entrance onto Coleman Street, providing convenient dual access to the property. Woolgate Exchange provides open-plan floor plates, over 10 floors. The main service core is in the centre of the floor plate, together with an impressive full height atrium providing even further light to the office floors. The majority of the floors benefit from full height, floor to ceiling windows on the building’s three facades. The property occupies a large rectangular site of approximately 0.66 hectares (1.625 acres), bounded by Coleman Street to the east, Basinghall Street to the west and adjoining properties to north and south. The property is located in the heart of the City, with the Bank of England only 150m to the south east and St. Paul’s Cathedral approximately 500m to the south west. Less than 200m to the north of the property is Moorgate station, providing access to the Northern, Metropolitan, Circle, and Hammersmith & City underground lines, National Rail services and, from 2018, to Crossrail. Bank station is 150m to the south east of Woolgate Exchange, providing direct access to Central, Northern, District, Circle and Waterloo & City underground lines and Docklands Light Railway services. Liverpool Street, St Paul’s, Mansion House and Barbican stations are all in close proximity to the property and provide further access to London Underground and overland services.