105 Victoria Street, SW1, is one of the largest core development sites in Central London and is located on Victoria Street, which has benefitted from a number of recent office and mixed-use developments.
Once completed, the 463,000 sq ft destination building will include world class office accommodation with extensive terracing, an amenity floor with communal restaurant/bar, a Village Square and an Activity Zone featuring an indoor sports hall.

The development has been designed with sustainability and wellness at its heart and is planned to deliver a Net Zero operational carbon and embodied carbon building in 2026 which will have significant socio-economic influence in Victoria. The development is targeting BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ and WELL Platinum certification.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2005.

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Regent’s Wharf, N1 comprises an 111,000 sq ft office campus spread over four buildings set around a landscaped central courtyard, is overlooking Regent’s Canal and within 5 minutes’ walk of King’s Cross Station and the amenities of Granary Square.

Completed in 2025, the site has been comprehensively redeveloped, transforming a cluster of former Victorian warehouses and mills into a modern workplace destination that seamlessly blends heritage architecture with advanced environmental performance. The development is highly sustainable, gas-free, and fully electric.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2015.

Completed in 2024, The Waterman, EC1R, is located on Farringdon Road. This 70,000 sq ft redevelopment of a Victorian warehouse blends historic character with contemporary design, offering expansive 10,000 sq ft floor plates tailored for dynamic businesses.

The building was designed to achieve the highest sustainability standards, targeting BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and WELL Platinum certifications. The workspace features a 4,000 sq ft amenity club known as Alfred's Club, multiple roof terraces, and refined interiors, providing an exceptional working environment.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2012.

43–45 Portman Square, W1, is a 138,000 sq ft landmark office building set on one of the West End’s most prestigious squares.

Plans for the building include a sensitive retrofit of the original 1920s structure. The scheme will retain the historic façades while introducing fully electric, net-zero operations, enhanced biodiversity, and high-quality modern workplace amenities. Completion is expected in 2027.
Welput originally acquired the asset in 2022.

98 Theobalds, WC1, is a prominent freehold Midtown office building, less than 5 minutes’ walk from Holborn station, and occupies an island site comprising 135,000 sq ft of accommodation arranged over basement, ground and nine upper floors, with floorplates ranging from 5,000 sq ft to 16,000 sq ft. The building is single-let to Warner Bros until 2034.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2010.

7 Bishopsgate, EC2 is a prime City multi-let office building comprising 56,020 sq ft on lower ground, ground and six upper floors with floorplates ranging from 5,650 sq ft to 7,950 sq ft.

The building is located on Bishopsgate opposite the City tower cluster. The location has undergone significant transformation due to developments such as 22 Bishopsgate and 8 Bishopsgate.

A number of floors have recently been refurbished to provide high quality fully-fitted accommodation on large floorplates of 7,950 sq ft. As part of the refurbishment works the reception has also been enhanced and the bike parking/shower facilities upgraded.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2014.

Bury House, EC3 is a 27,700 sq ft freehold office building over basement, ground and six upper floors. The building occupies a core location in the heart of EC3, the City’s traditional insurance district and within the City tower cluster.

Welput originally acquired the asset in 2014.

Holland House and Renown House comprise a freehold corner site of two buildings totaling 57,216 sq ft.

The buildings are located in the heart of the City of London’s tower cluster, an area set to benefit from a number of high-profile developments.

Welput originally acquired the assets in 2021 as a strategic investment given its proximity to Bury House, an existing Welput holding.