Havelock Hub in Harrow town centre marketed for £2.75m with redevelopment potential
The 8,200 sq ft office building, refurbished in 2021, could be replaced by a taller structure if planning is approved
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A freehold office building in Harrow town centre has been placed on the market for £2.75m. Havelock Hub, located on Havelock Place near St Anns Road, offers 32 office suites across 8,200 sq ft. The property was converted from a former gym and refurbished in 2021.
The sales listing, reported by Harrow Online, states the site has development potential for a taller building. This would require planning permission from Harrow Council. The current building includes shared facilities such as a breakout area, meeting rooms, and bike storage.
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Location and amenities
Havelock Hub is a short walk from Harrow-on-the-Hill station. Each office suite is equipped with air conditioning, IT cabling, and CCTV. The building also provides showers, kitchens, and toilets on every floor.
The property is being sold as an investment with existing rental income. Harrow Online reported that another office block in the town centre was listed for £4.4m earlier this year. That sale was first covered in April.
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What happens next
The future of Havelock Hub depends on the buyer’s plans. If a redevelopment is proposed, Harrow Council will decide whether to grant planning permission. Residents and local businesses will be notified of any formal applications through the council’s planning portal.
Questions this report answers
+How much is Havelock Hub being sold for?
Havelock Hub is marketed at a guide price of £2.75m. The freehold property includes 32 office suites and 8,200 sq ft of space. The sale was reported by Harrow Online on 3 August 2026.
+Can the building be replaced with a taller structure?
The sales listing indicates the site has development potential for a taller building. This would require planning permission from Harrow Council. No application has been submitted yet.
+What amenities does Havelock Hub offer?
The building includes a breakout area, meeting rooms, bike storage, showers, kitchens, and toilets on every floor. Each office suite has air conditioning, IT cabling, and CCTV.
+What happens after the building is sold?
The new owner will decide whether to keep the building as offices or propose redevelopment. Any planning application would be reviewed by Harrow Council, with opportunities for public comment.
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