We add value. With a proactive approach, we aim to add value by generating profits for our property investments. Using hands on active management initiatives and effective property management practises. These include property developments, refurbishments or extensions and securing credible tenants at market rents.
We work with high net-worth individuals and family offices to acquire, develop and actively manage properties in vibrant London locations. Our relentless focus on key central London ‘villages’ has brought significant rewards for our clients.
Located in the centre of Soho’s principal north-south thoroughfare, the property comprises a restaurant/takeaway on ground and basement. Wardour Street is a prime location within Soho and benefits from over 30 cafes, bars and restaurants.
A fantastic corner property, that sits at the junction of Wardour Street, Meard Street and Peter Street. The property is home to Ben & Jerry’s first stand-alone, London unit and showcases all of the company’s products. The three uppers floors each comprise a recently refurbished 1-bedroom apartment.
A pretty 19th century Mayfair property, located
at the northern end of the street, which connects Oxford Street with Brook Street. Located just 50m from Bond Street underground station and the
new Crossrail station. A retail unit with a studio
and 2-bedroom duplex above.
A modern convenience store, let to Tesco. Located on a busy road, in south east London – some 10km from the centre. Acquired at completion of the development in 2011.
A ground floor and basement restaurant unit, forming part of a period property where the upper floors are sold off on long leases. The property is located on a prominent corner site in fashionable Chelsea at the junction of King’s Road and Limerston Street, less than 1 km from Stamford Bridge (home to Chelsea Football Club).
A substantial property comprising a bar on ground, basement and sub-basement floors with five floors of flats above (the flats have been sold off on long leases). The property sits at the heart of trendy east London at the junction of Bethnal Green Road and Redchurch Street – the bar is let to independent brewer, Brewdog.
A period Soho property, substantially extended
and refurbished in 2018/19. The property now comprises a retail unit on basement and ground floors (let in 2019 to a Swedish menswear brand), together with four floors of offices above.
The property is located opposite St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, just 200m from Paddington Station, one of London’s main rail termini. The property comprises a retail unit on basement and ground floors, with three studios on the upper flats. The studios were extensively refurbished in 2018.
A prime shop located on the north side of Strand, close to Charing Cross station and Trafalgar Square. It provides retail and ancillary accommodation over five floors, set behind an art deco façade. The property is let in its entirety to Boots and has potential to convert the upper floors to residential use.
A substantial commercial and residential property located just 250m east of Tottenham Court Road underground station (which is forecast to be London’s busiest once the new Crossrail line opens). The property provides a restaurant on ground and basement floors, with four floors above – each comprising a 1-bedroom flat.
A restaurant/bar on basement and ground floors. Situated on the south-west corner of Hoxton Square, a picturesque, green London square located in the Shoreditch/Old Street tech-belt.
The property comprises a prime restaurant unit, located on a busy street within Covent Garden. Covent Garden is one of London’s principal leisure destinations for both locals and tourists – set around the protected buildings of London’s original fruit and vegetable market.
A period public house that was extended, reconfigured and refurbished in 2017/2018. It now comprises a pub on basement and ground floors with a 1-bedroom flat, a two-bedroom flat and 3-bedroom duplex apartment on the four upper floors. Located just 25m north of Smithfield Market and the Farringdon Crossrail station.
Three commercial units situated at ground floor level beneath a substantial apartment block. The property comprises a café, a supermarket and an estate agency. It is located 200m west of Excel (London’s leading exhibition centre), 200m from the Docklands Light Railway and 250m from the new Crossrail station.
A ground floor commercial unit currently used as a showroom for office furniture. The property is located 25m from Farringdon Station, which is served by the underground as well as London’s principal north/south railway, which provides a direct link to both London Luton and Gatwick airports. It will also be served by Crossrail, giving it direct access to Heathrow.
The property comprises three ground floor retail units and two office suites, situated under a modern apartment building. It is located on a street that offers many independent retailers and restaurants – and is directly opposite the White Cube art gallery.
A small, ground floor café situated in a pretty period building. It is located towards the northern end of Bermondsey Street, some 300m from London Bridge station and the Shard business district.
Originally a Victorian warehouse, converted to offices on basement, ground and four upper floors. Located 150m north of the now vacant Smithfield poultry market, which has been identified as the site for the new, expanded Museum of London. The property lies 100m north of Farringdon Station.
A substantial basement and ground floor retail unit situated beneath an apartment building. The property is located just 50m from Farringdon Station and on the edge of Hatton Garden, London’s diamond and jewellery quarter. The property is let to Boots.
A prime retail unit, located on the corner of Long Acre and Bow Street in Covent Garden. The property lies on the south side of Long Acre, which is one of Covent Garden’s principal thoroughfares, just 100m from Covent Garden underground station. Covent Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, attracting over 44 million visitors every year.
A double retail unit, situated on a prominent corner location, directly opposite Bayswater underground station at the junction of Queensway and Inverness Place. Queensway is a busy retail street located just 1.5km from Marble Arch. It serves a substantial residential population and is popular with tourists on smaller budgets.
Whitechapel High Street is a major road providing access from the City of London to the eastern suburbs. The area is home to The Royal London Hospital and a number of colleges and universities and has seen significant regeneration over the past 5 years. The property is located on a prominent corner, at the junction of Whitechapel High Street and Old Castle Street, and provides a rectangular retail unit, currently occupied by a coffee shop.
A retail unit, located in a suburban shopping street, with two flats above sold off on long leases. Ealing is situated some 10km west of central London and is connected to the city and Heathrow airport by the underground and Crossrail. The property has potential to create an additional flat at the rear.
A double restaurant unit, with ancillary accommodation above, located on a busy street that connects Camden with Regent’s Park. The provide has potential for extension and conversion of the upper parts to create residential accommodation in a strong location.
A mixed commercial property situated in the heart of Soho. The property comprises a retail unit on basement and ground with three floors of offices above, served by a separate access. D’Arblay Street connects Wardour Street and Berwick Street, in an area rich in restaurants and bars.
The property comprises a small, vacant property building in Farringdon – directly opposite the entrance to the new Crossrail station. Planning consent has been obtained to convert the ground and basement into a retail unit and to add an extra storey to the upper floors.
The property is located just 50m from Smithfield Market, which is due to move in 2025 with the Victorian buildings repurposed for leisure and the arts. The property comprises a restaurant on basement and ground floors with four floors of offices above. The offices are vacant and will be refurbished.
The property comprises a restaurant on ground and basement, with two floors of offices above. The property lies at the eastern end of Cowcross Street – the main retail/restaurant pitch in Farringdon. It sits within 150m of both new entrances to the Farringdon Crossrail Station.
The property was our first acquisition in 2010.
It is located in the heart of Soho and comprises
a restaurant and bar on three floors. It is let to the Social Eating House, which gained a Michelin star in 2015 – which it retains today.
Located directly adjacent to Cannon Street station (one of London’s main rail termini) in the City of London, the property comprises a restaurant and takeaway on basement and ground floors. It is let to Leon, a company that promotes healthy ‘grab and go’ cuisine.
A period property set on basement, ground and three upper floors. Recently let to Noble Rot, an independent restaurant and wine specialist with
an awarding winning magazine. Noble Rot is undertaking a complete refurbishment before it opens in the autumn.
A substantial period property located at the
eastern end of the Strand, on the border with Covent Garden. Previously occupied by Ladbrokes, the ground and basement retail unit is now vacant and available to let.
A ground floor and basement restaurant unit situated at the eastern end of Covent Garden, some 200m from the central market and underground station. Currently trading as
a high-end Italian restaurant.
Located in the centre of Soho’s principal north-south thoroughfare, the property comprises a restaurant/takeaway on ground and basement. Wardour Street is a prime location within Soho and benefits from over 30 cafes, bars and restaurants.
A fantastic corner property, that sits at the junction of Wardour Street, Meard Street and Peter Street. The property is home to Ben & Jerry’s first stand-alone, London unit and showcases all of the company’s products. The three uppers floors each comprise a recently refurbished 1-bedroom apartment.
A pretty 19th century Mayfair property, located
at the northern end of the street, which connects Oxford Street with Brook Street. Located just 50m from Bond Street underground station and the
new Crossrail station. A retail unit with a studio
and 2-bedroom duplex above.
A modern convenience store, let to Tesco. Located on a busy road, in south east London – some 10km from the centre. Acquired at completion of the development in 2011.
A ground floor and basement restaurant unit, forming part of a period property where the upper floors are sold off on long leases. The property is located on a prominent corner site in fashionable Chelsea at the junction of King’s Road and Limerston Street, less than 1 km from Stamford Bridge (home to Chelsea Football Club).
A substantial property comprising a bar on ground, basement and sub-basement floors with five floors of flats above (the flats have been sold off on long leases). The property sits at the heart of trendy east London at the junction of Bethnal Green Road and Redchurch Street – the bar is let to independent brewer, Brewdog.
A period Soho property, substantially extended
and refurbished in 2018/19. The property now comprises a retail unit on basement and ground floors (let in 2019 to a Swedish menswear brand), together with four floors of offices above.
The property is located opposite St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, just 200m from Paddington Station, one of London’s main rail termini. The property comprises a retail unit on basement and ground floors, with three studios on the upper flats. The studios were extensively refurbished in 2018.
A prime shop located on the north side of Strand, close to Charing Cross station and Trafalgar Square. It provides retail and ancillary accommodation over five floors, set behind an art deco façade. The property is let in its entirety to Boots and has potential to convert the upper floors to residential use.
A substantial commercial and residential property located just 250m east of Tottenham Court Road underground station (which is forecast to be London’s busiest once the new Crossrail line opens). The property provides a restaurant on ground and basement floors, with four floors above – each comprising a 1-bedroom flat.
A restaurant/bar on basement and ground floors. Situated on the south-west corner of Hoxton Square, a picturesque, green London square located in the Shoreditch/Old Street tech-belt.
The property comprises a prime restaurant unit, located on a busy street within Covent Garden. Covent Garden is one of London’s principal leisure destinations for both locals and tourists – set around the protected buildings of London’s original fruit and vegetable market.
A period public house that was extended, reconfigured and refurbished in 2017/2018. It now comprises a pub on basement and ground floors with a 1-bedroom flat, a two-bedroom flat and 3-bedroom duplex apartment on the four upper floors. Located just 25m north of Smithfield Market and the Farringdon Crossrail station.
Three commercial units situated at ground floor level beneath a substantial apartment block. The property comprises a café, a supermarket and an estate agency. It is located 200m west of Excel (London’s leading exhibition centre), 200m from the Docklands Light Railway and 250m from the new Crossrail station.
A ground floor commercial unit currently used as a showroom for office furniture. The property is located 25m from Farringdon Station, which is served by the underground as well as London’s principal north/south railway, which provides a direct link to both London Luton and Gatwick airports. It will also be served by Crossrail, giving it direct access to Heathrow.
The property comprises three ground floor retail units and two office suites, situated under a modern apartment building. It is located on a street that offers many independent retailers and restaurants – and is directly opposite the White Cube art gallery.
A small, ground floor café situated in a pretty period building. It is located towards the northern end of Bermondsey Street, some 300m from London Bridge station and the Shard business district.
Originally a Victorian warehouse, converted to offices on basement, ground and four upper floors. Located 150m north of the now vacant Smithfield poultry market, which has been identified as the site for the new, expanded Museum of London. The property lies 100m north of Farringdon Station.
A substantial basement and ground floor retail unit situated beneath an apartment building. The property is located just 50m from Farringdon Station and on the edge of Hatton Garden, London’s diamond and jewellery quarter. The property is let to Boots.
A prime retail unit, located on the corner of Long Acre and Bow Street in Covent Garden. The property lies on the south side of Long Acre, which is one of Covent Garden’s principal thoroughfares, just 100m from Covent Garden underground station. Covent Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, attracting over 44 million visitors every year.
A double retail unit, situated on a prominent corner location, directly opposite Bayswater underground station at the junction of Queensway and Inverness Place. Queensway is a busy retail street located just 1.5km from Marble Arch. It serves a substantial residential population and is popular with tourists on smaller budgets.
Whitechapel High Street is a major road providing access from the City of London to the eastern suburbs. The area is home to The Royal London Hospital and a number of colleges and universities and has seen significant regeneration over the past 5 years. The property is located on a prominent corner, at the junction of Whitechapel High Street and Old Castle Street, and provides a rectangular retail unit, currently occupied by a coffee shop.
A retail unit, located in a suburban shopping street, with two flats above sold off on long leases. Ealing is situated some 10km west of central London and is connected to the city and Heathrow airport by the underground and Crossrail. The property has potential to create an additional flat at the rear.
A double restaurant unit, with ancillary accommodation above, located on a busy street that connects Camden with Regent’s Park. The provide has potential for extension and conversion of the upper parts to create residential accommodation in a strong location.
A mixed commercial property situated in the heart of Soho. The property comprises a retail unit on basement and ground with three floors of offices above, served by a separate access. D’Arblay Street connects Wardour Street and Berwick Street, in an area rich in restaurants and bars.
The property comprises a small, vacant property building in Farringdon – directly opposite the entrance to the new Crossrail station. Planning consent has been obtained to convert the ground and basement into a retail unit and to add an extra storey to the upper floors.
The property is located just 50m from Smithfield Market, which is due to move in 2025 with the Victorian buildings repurposed for leisure and the arts. The property comprises a restaurant on basement and ground floors with four floors of offices above. The offices are vacant and will be refurbished.
The property comprises a restaurant on ground and basement, with two floors of offices above. The property lies at the eastern end of Cowcross Street – the main retail/restaurant pitch in Farringdon. It sits within 150m of both new entrances to the Farringdon Crossrail Station.
With a notable 14-year presence in the UK commercial real estate investment sector, Consulco boasts an impressive track record in real estate investment management, overseeing a large real estate portfolio of high street properties let to well established tenants including Unilever, Tesco, Jason Atherton restaurants, Boots UK and others.
Consulco is planning the launch of its new Real Estate Fund, which will provide the opportunity to its unit holders to invest into London High Street Properties achieving substantial rental income and capital value gains over their investment holding.
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