Buccleuch Property and joint venture partner Wrenbridge have purchased the Luma building in London’s Clapham Road. Providing 25,000ft² of Grade A office accommodation over seven floors and constructed as part of a mixed-use development by Notting Hill Genesis, Luma sits in a highly prominent position and has a number of unique qualities, including excellent connections to London’s Underground, Overground and National Rail. The project has been overseen and managed in conjunction with UK property specialists and asset managers Wrenbridge and incorporates ground floor retail with its own front door sitting alongside a generous reception.
Located at 330 Clapham Road, it has views of Battersea Power Station and Canary Wharf and benefits from full height glazed facades, LED lighting, full raised access flooring, metal tiled suspended ceiling, two lifts as well as shower and locker facilities, secure bicycle storage and a concierge reception fitted out to a bespoke design.
Nick Waugh, Commercial Property Director at Buccleuch Property, said: “This is one of the most exciting buildings in Clapham and provides an interesting opportunity for companies looking to move up or step into the area. It’s surrounded by great transport links, amenities and will provide an inspiring workplace due to the generous floor plates and light airy feeling the building offers with great views across London. Due to the building’s contemporary design and features, it has the flexibility and potential to appeal to a wide variety of occupiers looking for small suites up to 25,000ft² including food and beverage operators, retailers as well as creative industry companies.”
Chris White, Director at Wrenbridge added: “We are delighted to work in joint venture with Buccleuch on our fourth project in the past 24 months. We have developed a strong and successful working relationship which will be grown with the acquisition of 330 Clapham Road. We have just completed the refurbishment of the reception and look forward to launching the building this month.”
