Marks & Spencer has put its former Baker Street headquarter on the market with a £110 million price tag according to media reports.
The Times reported the retailer had already received more than 20 expressions of interest, a dozen of which have been identified as serious.
Some of those interested include property tycoon George Ronson, US property developers Hines, and British Land.
M&S moved the last of its staff from Baker Street to its new Paddington headquarters in the last few weeks.
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