Interior designer and gallerist Rose Uniacke has agreed a deal to expand its presence at Martin’s Properties’ Radnor Studios in Chelsea, London.
The business has taken its total footprint to 5,340 sq ft on a 10-year lease and will occupy the majority of the building, which is now fully let. Developed by Martin’s Properties in 2022, Radnor Studios is a BREEAM Excellent rated multi-let commercial building in an attractive courtyard setting.
Brook Stotesbury, head of commercial asset management and investment at Martin’s Properties, said: “Rose Uniacke has gone from strength-to-strength in the interior design world with the business rapidly expanding in both the UK and US. They now occupy all but one suite in the Radnor Studios building. Taking a new long-term lease for additional space, the interior designer has shown it is committed to the area for the long-term and is also looking to invest its own capital to improve the common parts building on the work that we have already undertaken with this development.”
Richard Bourne, CEO of Martin’s Properties, added: “Our in-house asset management team has been working hard to achieve a dynamic retail and leisure mix across our Chelsea portfolio, while also leveraging the experience of our in-house planning and development teams. Whenever we invest in Chelsea, we are focused on attracting the best long-term tenants that will drive footfall and exemplary customer experience. The addition of Rose Uniacke was undoubtedly in line with this strategy, and its success is underpinned by increasing their space at Radnor Walk.”
