Derwent sells Asta House in Fitzrovia for £8.8m
An investor described as an “established private family office” has acquired Derwent London’s Asta House in Fitzrovia, W1, for £8.8m.
The price reflects a 7% yield for the sale of the building at 55-65 Whitfield Street.
The four-storey building is mixed-use, with the first floor being used as offices and the remaining upper floors as private flats.
An investor described as an “established private family office” has acquired Derwent London’s Asta House in Fitzrovia, W1, for £8.8m.
The price reflects a 7% yield for the sale of the building at 55-65 Whitfield Street.
The four-storey building is mixed-use, with the first floor being used as offices and the remaining upper floors as private flats.
The 11,000 sq ft grade-A office is leased to structural and civil engineering company Elliott Wood Partnership until mid-2029.
The remaining three floors comprise 20 private flats, two penthouses and 14 affordable flats sold off to affordable housing provider Origin Housing.
Total annual rents for the property amount to £662,895, with £655,095 coming from the commercial lease at £59.50 per sq ft and £7,800 from ground rents.
The security the lease provides to the investor is said to be one of the motivators behind the deal, as Elliott Wood Partnership has a minimal risk D&B Rating of 2A1 and reported post-tax profits of £1.4m for 2023.
Tuatara represented Derwent London; Kontor acted for the purchaser.