Fitzroy Place
A masterclass in contemporary mixed-use, Fitzroy Place is built on the site of the former Middlesex Hospital, a landmark site for Central London covering three acres. Home to luxury apartments, office space, retail and restaurants, a public square and a Grade II listed chapel, cosmetics giant Estee Lauder Companies chose to make it its UK and Ireland HQ showcasing many of its brands in the retail element.
ATTRACTING THE BEST
Centred upon the largest new public square to be formed in London in over 100 years, the office space spans two buildings and 15 upper floors. A single tenant occupies One Fitzroy Place whilst Two Fitzroy Place is multi-let, its popularity cemented by its location less than a five-minute walk between both Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road Undergrounds, now also home to the Elizabeth Line.
A West End Icon
The site dates back to 1757, the home of the Middlesex Infirmary which evolved to become one of London’s great teaching hospitals. After the hospital closed in 2005, it became Fitzroy Place in 2015 named for Charles Fitzroy, 2nd Duke of Grafton, who first developed the area in the late 1700s.
