TypeRetail Investments · Office Investments

W1W Portland House, 164 New Cavendish Street, Fitzrovia, London

TenureFor sale

Portland House, 164 New Cavendish Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1W1/6

Specification

Building size
Building size1,758sqft
Property type
Property typeRetail Investments · Office Investments
Tenure
TenureFor sale

Description

A multi-let Class E building arranged over lower ground, ground and three upper floors.

The lower ground floor is currently vacant, providing an incoming purchaser with the opportunity, refurbish and re-let the accommodation. The property is fully let to a well-established tenant base, with occupiers in situ for between 5 and almost 23 years.

All tenants have renewed on at least two occasions, with the ground-floor tenant demonstrating a 32-year lease commitment through to 2036.

Opportunity to acquire a Freehold Class E building situated within close proximity to the iconic BT Tower, in the heart of Fitzrovia, Central London.

The property is arranged over lower ground, ground and three upper floors extending to 1,758 sq ft | 163.3 sq m (NIA).

The property is currently let to four occupational tenants, producing a total passing rent of £71,250 per annum exclusive, with the lower ground floor currently vacant.

Opportunity to enhance the rental income through asset management, reconfiguration and refurbishment

Location

Portland House occupies a prominent position on New Cavendish Street, close to its junction with Cleveland Street and within close proximity to the iconic BT Tower, in the heart of Fitzrovia.

Fitzrovia is one of Central London's most established commercial districts and is particularly popular with occupiers from the media, technology, architecture, healthcare and creative industries.

The surrounding area provides an extensive range of retail, leisure and hospitality amenities, with the restaurants and cafés of Great Titchfield Street, Charlotte Street and Great Portland Street all within easy walking distance.

The micro-location is set to benefit significantly from the planned transformation of the BT Tower into one of London's most iconic hotels, following its acquisition by MCR Hotels in 2024.

The property is also well positioned for access to Oxford Street, Regent Street, Marylebone High Street and Regent's Park

Amenities

Rental Income £71,250 pa

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