Curated Heritage Sourcing
We track landmark restorations and heritage conversions across London before they reach general marketing — access through direct developer relationships.
Division: The Folio
Signed. Singular.
Never Reproduced.
A limited collection of London addresses that carry an architect’s signature — landmark buildings brought back, and new boutique schemes conceived as objects in their own right. What they share is not age but rarity: ultra-prime, built for people who value the extraordinary over the efficient, and released only to a closed circle. Developer side only — commission paid by the developer, no cost to the buyer.
"The Folio is not a catalogue. It is a small number of buildings worth writing about — each entered with a signed Curator's Note, not a brochure."
Reference schemes: The OWO Residences, No.1 Grosvenor Square, Chelsea Barracks, New Zealand House, No.1 Palace Street
Who We Serve
The Folio is built for:
- — Buyers who value provenance and architectural character over inventory volume
- — Collectors of a London address, not just a London postcode
- — Family offices seeking a single irreplaceable asset rather than a portfolio line
- — International buyers drawn to restoration stories with institutional-grade developer partners
Access is by curated introduction. Commission is paid by the developer — never the buyer. Capital structuring and SPV coordination sit with Capital, not here.
What The Folio Provides
Curator's Note
Every asset in The Folio carries a signed note from our desk — why this project, why now, and what makes the restoration credible.
Architect & Developer Vetting
We work only with developers and design teams with a proven record in heritage-sensitive restoration and listed-building consent.
Provenance Briefing
Building history, conservation status, and the restoration brief — presented as a dossier, not a listing sheet.
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Find your project
Combine as many criteria as you like — area, price, status, bedroom count and project type — and the list updates instantly.
Area
Price range
Status
Bedrooms
Project type
9 projects
Zone 1Chelsea Barracks
Chelsea · SW1
Sovereign-scale masterplan on the Chelsea–Belgravia corridor
Zone 1The OWO Residences by Raffles
Whitehall · SW1
Edwardian War Office on Whitehall — Raffles-branded restoration
Zone 1–2Battersea Power Station
Battersea · SW8
London's most recognised restoration brand — Nine Elms corridor
Zone 1The Whiteley
Bayswater · W2
Edwardian Whiteley store — Six Senses restoration in Bayswater
Zone 1The Westminster Tower
3 Albert Embankment · SE1
The finest perspective on London — thirty residences over Parliament and the Thames
Zone 2Hampstead Manor
Hampstead · NW3
Grade II listed heritage meets contemporary luxury
Zone 2Fifty Brook Green
Brook Green · W6
A gated enclave of timeless residences in West London
Zone 6County Hall Kingston · Heritage
Kingston upon Thames · KT1
County Hall Kingston heritage conversion
Zone 1–2Ransome's Wharf
Battersea Dockside · SW11
Dockside residences on the Thames — Battersea's boutique address
This Division's Selections
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How We Work
Representative scenarios.
Three illustrative structures typical of the heritage introductions in our book — not actual client transactions, but a realistic picture of how a landmark restoration moves from provenance briefing to completion.
Figures below are illustrative only. They do not represent any specific client, transaction, outcome, or guaranteed return.
01Belgravia · Grade II listed asset
Grade II Townhouse — Off-Market Introduction
Developer-side introduction ahead of general marketing
A Grade II townhouse undergoing a heritage-sensitive restoration is introduced to a buyer ahead of general marketing through our direct developer relationship — a full provenance briefing and Curator's Note provided before viewing.
£5.2M illustrative introduction price
02Whitehall · institutional landmark conversion
Landmark Conversion — Early Access
Early allocation within a landmark conversion
A former institutional building being converted into a small collection of residences is opened to a buyer ahead of public release — architect-verified restoration detail and listed-building consent status set out in full.
£3.6M illustrative allocation price
03Chelsea · heritage masterplan
Irreplaceable Address — Family Introduction
Introduction via Curator's Note to an owner-occupier family
A family seeking a residence with genuine architectural provenance is introduced to a lot within a heritage masterplan — restoration brief, conservation status and design-team track record presented as a dossier before any commitment.
£4.1M illustrative introduction price
Request the Current Collection
The Folio holds a small number of live restorations at any time. We will share the current collection and relevant Curator's Notes before any introduction.