27 Ovington Square
SW3 1LJ
For nearly three decades, 27 Ovington Square has served as the global headquarters for Apple Corps Ltd — the iconic multimedia company established by The Beatles.
In addition to its architectural appeal and prestigious address, 27 Ovington Square offers a purchaser the chance to acquire a property with an extraordinary story.
A rare opportunity to acquire a uniquely characterful freehold building extending to 3,989 sq. ft with such a distinguished heritage and significant flexibility for both occupation or development.
An elegant period property occupying a prominent position overlooking and with access to one of Knightsbridge’s most sought-after garden squares.
The property is arranged over 6 floors, including double height areas, comprising office space over LG - 2nd (2,639 sq ft NIA), plus residential (1,350 sq ft GIA) use across 3rd and 4th. It provides an owner-occupier the opportunity to combine workspace with private accommodation.
The building presents purchasers with a variety of opportunities, whether for headquarter owner occupation, long-term investment, or, subject to obtaining the necessary consents, residential development.
27 Ovington Square is a substantial Grade II listed Victorian townhouse positioned along one of Knightsbridge’s most sought-after residential garden squares. Behind its classicfacade lies a property steeped in London’s rich architectural and cultural history - most notably serving for decades as the long-standing corporate headquarters of Apple Corps Ltd the company founded by The Beatles.
Combining the charm of a Victorian townhouse with the requirements of a contemporary office. Original period features are complemented by a passenger lift and air conditioning, creating a characterful yet highly functional workspace.
A rare opportunity to occupy a building that retains its historic identity while offering the comfort and convenience expected by today’s occupiers.
The property is currently arranged as offices with residential use across the upper two floors, providing scope for an owner-occupier to combine workspace with private accommodation. Alternatively, the upper floors could be incorporated into the office accommodation or, subject to the necessary consents, the building could be comprehensively repositioned for residential use, as either a single dwelling or multiple apartments.
