8 The Broadway 6 319 pi² Commerce de détail Immeuble Londres N8 9SX 5 041 612 $ CAD (797,85 $ CAD/pi²)

The Old Gas Building at 8 The Broadway presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Crouch End’s most architecturally important and prominently positioned commercial buildings. Built in the 1930s as part of the Hornsey Town Hall development, this Grade II listed asset is celebrated for its elegant curved glazing, reminiscent of Heal’s and Simpsons of Piccadilly, and for its sculpted stone panels by Royal Academician Arthur JJ Ayers that reflect the building’s heritage as a former gas showroom. Commanding a high-visibility corner at Town Hall Square, the property serves as a distinguished gateway into the revitalised Hornsey Town Hall scheme, which now integrates new residential, cultural, hospitality, and co-working facilities at the heart of this thriving urban village.
The building is offered freehold with vacant possession, excluding four long-lease flats already sold off on the upper rear levels. Its internal configuration includes the former banking hall at ground level, a sequence of offices and ancillary rooms, and a first floor that was constructed more than a metre above original slab height, creating future potential to reconfigure or add further accommodation subject to consents. Flat roof areas across two levels present additional opportunities for creative airspace development.
With its rich character, landmark status, sweeping frontage, and adjacency to a major regeneration destination, the property is well suited for investors, developers, and owner-occupiers seeking a historically significant commercial building in one of North London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. The energy rating of D and existing CGI concepts further support a compelling repositioning vision in line with contemporary standards.