Carrington Street

• Mixed-use development located at the southern end of Carrington Street in Mayfair.
• Replaces three separate buildings: Carrington Street car park, 51-53 Brick Street, and 1-6 Yarmouth Place.
• Includes both commercial and residential spaces to create a diverse community.
• Eight-storey office block with amenities such as a gym, art gallery, bike store, and underground parking.
• Seven-storey residential block featuring a double-height reception.
• New public street providing a direct connection between Green Park and Shepherd Market.
• Active street frontage with entrances to retail units, residential lobbies, office lobbies, and the art gallery.
• Designed to enhance connectivity and accessibility within the area.

The Carrington Street project is a mixed-use development that will replace three distinct buildings at the southern end of Carrington Street, strategically placed in the heart of Mayfair. These structures include the Carrington Street car park, 51-53 Brick Street, and 1-6 Yarmouth Place. This prime location in Mayfair offers easy access to a variety of amenities and attractions in the vicinity.

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This new development will incorporate both commercial and residential spaces, promoting a lively and diverse community atmosphere in the area.

• An eight-storey office building equipped with a gym, art gallery, bike storage, and underground parking facilities
• A seven-storey residential building featuring a double-height reception area
• The establishment of a direct public link between Green Park and Shepherd Market

The development includes an eight-storey office building and a seven-storey residential building. The office building offers amenities such as a gym, art gallery, bike storage, and underground parking, while the residential building boasts a double-height reception. Furthermore, the introduction of a new street between the residential and office buildings enhances connectivity and accessibility.

This new street, situated between the residential and office buildings, is designed to be dynamic and engaging, featuring entrances that lead to retail units, residential lobbies, office lobbies, and the art gallery. This active street frontage benefits not only the building occupants but also the wider community.