Key Details

Overview

Floral Court and Carriage Hall is a mixed-use development in Covent Garden, London WC2, that completed in 2018.

Floral Court provides over 85,000 sq ft of space with 8 retail and 2 restaurant units as well as 45 apartments.

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Floral Court and Carriage Hall development (formerly called Kings Court) will provide over 85,000 square feet (NIA) of space through premium apartments as well as 8 retail and 2 restaurant units centred around a new public courtyard.

A new north-south route through Floral Court will link Floral Street and King Street for the first time. A new, central public courtyard will be created in Floral Court.

The western end of Floral Street is regenerated by changing the use of the existing building from predominantly office to retail and residential.

Carriage Hall is a Grade II listed building on Floral Street.

Carriage Hall and Floral Court are in the heart of Covent Garden and the development incorporates a 1980’s office building at 22-25 Floral Street, 27-28 King Street, 31-32 King Street, 19A Floral Street 34 Rose Street.

The site also includes 19-25 Long Acre. The Postmodernist style building was erected in 1984 to the designs of Frederick Gibberd and Partners.

Security
- 24-hour security for the development is located in the concierge reception
- CCTV in public areas

History

2016 March - Planning permission for the use of Carriage Hall at ground and first floor levels for retail purposes (Class A1) and retention of office use (Class B1) on second floor. New internal roof to courtyard of Carriage Hall at top of level 1, introduction of a new retail unit (Class A1) at ground floor of 30 Floral Street together with associated works. Westminster Council ref. no. 14/08182/FULL.