At the heart of London’s Mayfair, a once-in-a-generation building is quietly unfolding. 23 Savile Row is an uncompromised, landmark property — 100,000 sq ft of exceptional office space, setting new standards for London’s Mayfair.

Designed by Eric Parry Architects on the original English Heritage site, 23 Savile Row is a stunning, new, beautifully proportioned glass, Indian granite and Portman stone building rising up some seven levels, with the top two floors providing the largest outdoor terrace space ever developed in a Mayfair commercial property.

23 Savile Row is unique within Mayfair as its ‘intelligent’ architectural design ensures a commercial efficiency not normally found in Mayfair — offering impressive, unrestricted floor plates of up to 16,500 sq ft. This delivers the flexibility to accommodate up to 200 employees per floor, ensuring an optimum occupancy ratio within an exceptional environment.

Leading West End office agents DTZ and CBRE agree that the new building, when completed in early 2009, will offer the best office space available in the West End.

We acquired this freehold property in 2007 believing it offered a rare opportunity to develop a prime Mayfair building with exceptional floor plates and a grade A building specification. We believed that the supply and demand fundamentals of the West End with ongoing shortages of Grade A space were key consideration in purchasing and developing this site.

The building also features a public art sculpture by Joel Shapiro, an internationally renowned American artist.