Current Projects

Walkers Court Redevelopment

Walkers Court, London, W1F

The proposal is for the redevelopment of Walkers Court and surrounding buildings. Walkers Court is the principal Northbound conduit to Berwick Street, with strategic opportunities and a role to play in the success of proposed redevelopments in the Berwick Street area. Walkers Court is situated near to the centre of the Soho Conservation Area. The buildings comprising the proposal site are not noted for any particular historic or architectural merit but they are placed in the context of several others that are. The Court itself is a narrow pedestrianised street between Brewer Street and Peter Street and links Rupert Street with Berwick Street, which is popular with tourists and the local workers and works as a North-South connecting route to and from the heart of the West End.

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Queens House

1 Leicester Place, London, WC2H

Soho Estates have concluded a joint venture with Premier Inn to convert floors 1 to 7 into an 89 bedroom hotel.

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Bateman Street Roof

3-5 Bateman Street, London, W1D

Soho Estates are applying for planning permission for a residential unit on the roof at 3-5 Bateman Street.

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Trevor Place

17 Trevor Place, Knightsbridge, London SW7

PRH, which is a group company, has entered into a joint venture to develop a town house at 17 Trevor Place, Knightsbridge.

54-58 Wardour Street

54-58 Wardour Street, London, W1D

This will be an exciting residential development in the heart of Soho. The residential element will be on top of three floors of refurbished offices.

Westlegate Norwich

14 - 20 Westlegate, Norwich, NR1 3LR

Soho Estates is delighted to be entering into a joint venture with FW Properties to bring back to life a vacant office tower block and surrounding retail. Proposals include conversion of the tower to residential units and a reconfiguration and redevelopment of adjoining land and buildings to vibrant new retail use.

76 Dean Street

76 Dean Street, London, W1D

We are proud, following its recent purchase, to be restoring to its former glory, a Grade II* listed building dating from 1732, following a major fire in July 2009. Fortunately the fire did not completely destroy a very important Seascape mural dating back to the mid 1700’s and consequently this will feature prominently in the reconstruction and redesign of the building.