One Page Street, London

Originally forming part of Westminster Hospital, One Page Street was converted to an office building in 1999. A comprehensive refurbishment was undertaken in 2012, after which One Page Street was pre-let to Burberry Limited and occupied until December 2025. Burberry occupies Horseferry House as its global headquarters, located at the junction of Horseferry Road and Dean Ryle Street adjacent to One Page Street.

The building benefits from an imposing double height reception with exceptional natural light across three elevations and floor to ceiling glazing on a number of floors. The top two floors are set back with large terraces offering remarkable views across Central London, Westminster and towards the River Thames. The building benefits from uninterrupted views across St John’s Gardens.

One Page Street is now vacant, with strip-out works scheduled to complete by the end of Summer 2026.

One Page Street occupies a prominent corner site at the junction of Page Street and John Islip Street in the heart of Westminster, within a short walk of the Tate Britain Art Gallery and the River Thames.

The surrounding area has traditionally been characterised by central government occupiers and historic residential developments.

Victoria’s evolving amenity offering has been a key driving force behind the changing occupier base and is now home to an exciting mix of retail, restaurant, and leisure brands, ranging from global names to independents.