Television Centre

Location

White City is becoming a true West London destination, with excellent transport connections, unrivalled shopping at Westfield, innovation campus from Imperial College, cultural beacon BBC, creative hub White City Place, and thousands of quality new homes.

Lifestyle

Television Centre is the reinvention of a London landmark into a working, living, thriving community.

• Food & Drink. West London’s newest dining destination brings together six options from up-and-coming chefs and all-day dining to special occasion celebrations.
• TV Studios. The BBC's former television studios date back to the 1960s, and were the site of some of the UK's most famous programmes.
• Hotel. Stay with Soho House in the new 45‑bedroom hotel with rooms overlooking the landscaped Forecourt.
• White City House. A new multi-level private members club with roof terrace overlooking the Television Centre forecourt.
• Retail & Entertainment. There’s plenty to do at Television Centre, and retail that adds a little luxury to everyday conveniences.

Amenities

Television Centre has been designed for modern living, with the convenience of 24-hour concierge services and on-site gym and spa, as well as the pleasure of well-tended gardens and residents’ lounge.

The residents’ main lobby has welcomed many familiar faces throughout Television Centre’s illustrious history, from heads of state to film stars and music legends.

This famous space has been restored to its former glory, including the original Grade II listed mosaic by British artist John Piper, and is the home of a 24-hour concierge service.

The residents’ lounge is a relaxing environment to enjoy a drink and meet friends or neighbours. With generous amounts of seating both inside and outside – in the private gardens – there’s quiet areas for meetings, sociable areas for visitors, and separate rooms for private dinners or functions.

A residents’ screening room shows the latest films and sporting events, and is also available to hire for private screenings.

The sweeping curve of private gardens between The Helios and The Crescent have been designed by landscape architects Gillespies with a distinctly English garden feel, stocked with native species from local nurseries and raised areas for shade and privacy.

The health club is a new concept called House Gym from Soho House with top range equipment, an 18.5m pool, steam room, sauna, fitness and yoga studios, and a spa offering residents and visitors a full range of beauty treatments.

Investing at Television Centre

«Television Centre has proven to be one of the most popular developments in London for renters. The host of amenities it offers has not been rivalled by any other development at a similar price point. The convenience of transport links has also made it hugely appealing to a broad range of tenants. Many investors have been very satisfied with the strong tenant demand and rental figures achieved.»

Key Rental Data:

• Wide selection of apartments types with 975 year leases
• 10 year BLP warranty
• Managed private estate with concierge, security and estates management onsite
• Balanced community of owner-occupiers and renters
• Attractive amenities for renters including gym, screening room and co-working space
• Rental growth c.10% since Jan 2018 (based on similar unit types, not re-letting data)
• Gross yields of up to 4.5%
• Estimated 5 year growth forecast 13% (Source: Savills)