Key Details

Overview

Cambridge House, Auberge Resorts Collection is a £165m redevelopment of a Grade I listed townhouse (Cambridge House/The In & Out Club) and adjacent buildings in Mayfair with over 300ft of frontage to Piccadilly, overlooking Green Park in London W1.

The hotel with views over Green Park will feature 102 guest rooms, a 2,360 sq ft grand ballroom, a restaurant, bars, a spa, pool and gym, and seven residential apartments which will benefit from all the hotel amenities.

Works to turn the property into Cambridge House Hotel and Residences started in January 2018.

The scheme includes the following buildings:
- Grade I listed 94 Piccadilly, formerly home of the In & Out Club,
- 90-93 Piccadilly (Green Park Chambers)
- 95 Piccadilly (the former American Club).
- 42 Half Moon Street
- 10-12 White Horse Street.

History

The former residence of the Naval and Military Club “In and Out” was originally built as Egremont House in 1764. The Grade I listed building had been vacant for 20 years until the development started in 2018. The house was named after Duke of Cambridge, son of George III.

2018 March - Permission granted for application no. 17/03980/FULL.
2017 May - Planning application submitted for the redevelopment of the site into a hotel and 7 apartments. Demolition and rebuilding of 42 Half Moon Street, 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market; demolition and rebuilding of 10 White Horse Street behind retained front facade and erection of a five storey extension on vacant site at 12 White Horse Street. Alterations to all other buildings including demolition works, extensions and excavations to provide additional basement levels, removal of courtyard tree and installation of new plant. Use of the buildings as an hotel with public entertainment and health facilities (Class C1) and seven residential dwellings (Class C3).(Site includes 10 and 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market) (Linked application - 17/03981/LBC). Site at 94 Piccadilly, 95 Piccadilly, 12 White Horse Street, 42 Half Moon Street & 90 - 93 Piccadilly. A development by Grey Goose Properties Ltd, Glenhurst Investments Ltd, Haynesworth Properties Ltd, Lanark Services Ltd, Denton Securities Ltd, Gioconda Properties Ltd Shepherd Market Holdings Ltd, Shepherd Market Residential Ltd. Westminster Council 17/03980/FULL.

April 2013 - Westminster City Council approves plans to turn the house into a private residence. Formerly in use as the Naval & Military Club, (aka 'The In & Out Club') the landmark Grade 1 listed building will be transformed into a residence which will extend over 5,000m², and will house the original 18th Century grand staircase, a 19th Century ballroom, formal receiving rooms and a vast wine cellar. The master suite will extend to 200m² and there will also be a swimming pool, spa, gym, and a garage. Two further related planning applications have also been approved. On the western corner of the site, the 1182m² Grade II listed former American Club will also to be converted back to its original use as a stately home. On the eastern flank the Grade II Listed Green Park Chambers at 90-93 Piccadilly, will be combined with 42 Half Moon Street to provide 6 large lateral apartments, plus retail & restaurant space. The properties were acquired by the Reuben Brothers in 2011, having sat empty and on the Heritage and Risk register since 1999.

June 2011 - Large Piccadilly estate that included 94 Piccadilly was sold on behalf of Jon Gershinson, Simon Davidson and Ania Packman of Allsop LLP as LPA receivers. Jones Lang LaSalle, the acting agent sold the site to an investment vehicle owned by the Reuben Brothers.

References:
- Allsop allsop.co.uk
- Reuben Brothers reubenbrothers.com