Building

The Property was formerly known as Eland House and originally developed by Land Securities, completing in 1995. The new scheme was designed by Aukett Swanke with works commencing in 2015 and practical completion being achieved on 20 January 2017. The main entrance faces Bressden Place and comprises a striking 340 sq m (3,667 sq ft) triple height reception. There are a further two secondary entrances on to Cathedral Walk (linking to Land Securities’ development at Cathedral Place), which provide the flexibility of a major tenant being able to have their own dedicated entrance if needed. The scheme benefits from excellent levels of natural light from all facades which is enhanced by a full height glazing and a central atrium from first to ninth floors. The property also benefits from six roof gardens across the sixth to eleventh upper floors which provide impressive views of Buckingham Palace and across central London.

Location

Victoria is located in the West End and is one of London’s principal commercial and residential districts. It benefits from bordering St James’s to the north, Belgravia to the west, Westminster to the east and the River Thames to the south. Historically, Victoria has been a hub for government occupiers due to its close proximity to Parliament, Downing Street and Whitehall. However, in recent years the location has benefited from multiple best in class developments and place making schemes, largely driven by Land Securities. The result is a vibrant office, retail, leisure and residential location. Verde is also located within around 800m of St James’s Park Underground Station (Circle and District lines) and around 1km of Hyde Park Corner Underground Station (Piccadilly line).