Situated prominently on Curzon Street with dual frontage to Stratton Street, this property enjoys views over Berkeley Square and Green Park.
The planned development includes:
Development on a proposed residential-led mixed-use building at 63-65 Curzon Street in Mayfair, London W1. Situated prominently on Curzon Street with dual frontage to Stratton Street, this property enjoys views over Berkeley Square and Green Park. The existing building provides 40,249 sq ft (NIA) of office accommodation.
Occupying a highly placed site overlooking Berkeley Square and Green Park, the hotel is part of a prestigious luxury Mayfair district. The upmarket shops, fancy restaurants, and cultural scene of Mayfair make it one of Londons most affluent areas.
The scheme, to be marketed as Berkeley Arcade Residences, will provide a mix of residential apartments and retail/restaurant spaces, changing the character of the area completely. Community benefits from mixed-use development added connectivity and amenities.
The proposed work involves the removal of the existing building and the subsequent redevelopment, consisting of:
- Up to three basement storeys.
- Up to 32 residential flats.
Previously called the Nightingale House development, Berkeley Arcade Residences is a substantial addition to Mayfair that proposes a fusion of opulent living spaces and high-end retail/restaurant space.
The history of the property is characterized by significant transactions and planning events:
30.01.2020 £69,000,000 Freehold View prices in January 2020.
14 October 2016 – Sold for £75,000,000.
April 2016 – DTZ Investors instructed Colliers and Savills jointly to bring the freehold interest in 65 Curzon Street, Mayfair W1 to the market for sale at a quoting price of £80m.
26 January 2016 - upgrade the existing ground and first floors to create a single Class A1 (retail) unit by the amalgamation of two existing units, provide new entrances fronting onto Edgware Road at basement, ground and first floors.
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The City of Westminster is expected to greenlight the updated redevelopment plans for 63-65 Curzon Street in Mayfair, London W1. This project marks a significant step in the ongoing transformation of the area.
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