General Projects and KKR have completed a series of office lettings at the iconic Heal’s building on Tottenham Court Road in London.
Cosmetics brand Sephora has agreed a 10-year lease on 15,000 sq ft, stationery firm Papier has taken 5,000 sq ft on a five-year lease and marketing agency Eight&Four has taken 4,000 sq ft split evenly over two floors, on a five-year lease.
Following completion of the lettings, the refurbished building is 94% let with just 3,000 sq ft of Grade A office space available on the first floor and circa 9,000 sq ft of space suitable for leisure or alternative‑use occupiers available on the ground and lower ground floors.
Robert Selwyn, senior asset manager at General Projects, said: “The Heal’s Building is continuing to attract strong interest from tenants, at a time when high quality office space in the West End is hard to find. It’s a place with a long and colourful history, which many remember in their own lives. That emotional pull, combined with the careful reimagining of the interior spaces, has created something genuinely unique. Welcoming household names like Sephora and Papier feels like a full‑circle moment for the building, adding to a retail heritage that has defined the building for generations. We’re excited to see this new chapter take shape.
