Brettenham House

Occupying a prime location on the elbow of the River Thames, Brettenham House is a beautiful example of Art Deco architecture, built in the early 1930s. Respecting and referencing its history and heritage, the building is now a beautiful, sustainable, landmark office, ready to welcome new occupiers and continue its story into the future.

Working with architects Buckley Gray Yeoman, we have sensitively remodelled the interior of the building while retaining heritage features such as the two impressive marble clad stair cores offering elegant connections between floors. The main part of Brettenham House is directly connected to 1 Lancaster Place to the south via feature stairs, giving each floor a river aspect and enhancing the already stunning views that are present to both sides of the floorplate. 

The main entrance to the building is on Lancaster Place, with a separate entrance located on the opposite side of the building, accessed via the quiet and charming Savoy Street. Acting as a gateway to the amenity areas, this entrance provides an opportunity to touch down in the impressive triple height reception space which is connected by a feature staircase to the main Lancaster Place reception. 

In line with our commitments to sustainability, Brettenham House is targeting BREEAM Outstanding, EPC A, NABERS 5* and WELL Platinum. The aim is to divert 99% of all construction waste from landfill and to enhance local biodiversity via a comprehensive landscaping scheme across the building. 

The crowning glory of Brettenham House is the new 9th floor terraces and adjacent office space. With unrivalled views both east and west along the River Thames, these are truly special spaces for the building's lucky occupiers.