Art-Invest Real Estate has received planning approval to redevelop the Grade II-listed Sackville House in London’s Piccadilly.
The company intends to deliver 30,000 sq ft of Grade A workspace across seven floors, with a new extension to the roof and the rear alongside a comprehensive refurbishment of the building.
The lower ground floor of the Buckley Gray Yeoman-designed scheme will offer a gym, fitness and spin studio, cycle storage and changing facilities.
Luka Vukotic, head of development and partner at Art-Invest Real Estate, said: “We are delighted to receive planning approval for our proposals to preserve and enhance Sackville House, an outstanding Grade II listed building.
“To sensitively reposition and relaunch the building, we wanted to focus on retaining and drawing on its historical significance, whilst achieving the highest ESG credentials and reconsidering the workspace to amenity space ratio. In doing so we’ve created a unique offer in the West End and set a new standard for what occupiers can expect from a workspace of this size.”
Art-Invest intends to make a start on site later this year.