the farmiloe building is a clerkenwell landmark, once home to george farmiloe & sons merchants, and central to london's heritage of trade and commerce. of the finest victorian architecture, completed in 1868 by browne & robinson, the farmiloe building features an italianate palazzo-style frontage, executed in portland stone and polished aberdeen granite.

inside, victorian warehouse floors – built as the strongest in london – extend from a spectacular glazed atrium revealing distinctive interiors, typified by exposed wrought-iron beams, aged paintwork, panelled offices, hoists and safes. a further extensive basement, 1930s warehouse block and standalone 2,500 sq ft shed provide total space of more than 40,000 sq ft. all areas are accessible via a pragmatic layout, including loading bay, multiple vehicle access points and offstreet parking yard.

the farmiloe building has been used extensively as a film location for movies and television since 1999 and is now exclusively represented by industri management as a film location, tv location, commercials location, stills location, event location and pop-up location.

the farmiloe building is located in london, ec1m at the smithfield end of st john street, next to the famous st john restaurant and a two-minute walk from farringdon station. book a site visit today.