Oceanic House in Charing Cross, London

Oceanic House emerges as a distinct beacon of luxury amidst the historic fabric of St James, London. This unique development encapsulates a collection of seven luxury residences, each offering a glimpse into the bygone era of the opulent transatlantic ocean travel, once orchestrated from its premises as the former headquarters of the White Star Line, the iconic booking office for the Titanic. Now reimagined, Oceanic House integrates the historical allure with modern luxury, housing six apartments and one two-storey penthouse, their sizes ranging impressively from 1,679 square feet (156 square metres) to 5,447 square feet (506 square metres).

The renovation has meticulously preserved the grandeur of the building's exterior while introducing a contemporary interior that speaks volumes of luxury and comfort. Within these walls, residents will find a harmonious blend of history and modernity, underscored by the highest standards of specification, ensuring both opulence and security. This commitment to excellence extends to the inclusion of modern appliances from internationally recognized brands, elevating the living experience to match the expectations of those accustomed to the finest in life.

Strategically placed at No. 1 Cockspur Street, Oceanic House occupies a prime piece of real estate at the northwest corner of Trafalgar Square, an area rich with historical significance and architectural integrity as part of a masterplan by John Nash from 1820. Its location offers more than just a prestigious address; it provides a gateway to the vibrant West End and the stately charm of Royal St James's, with St James's Palace in direct view along Pall Mall. The neighborhood of St James's itself is renowned for its cultural landmarks, including the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery, and is dotted with boutique shops, private clubs, and notable hotels. Furthermore, the area is experiencing a renaissance with investments like the St James's Market and the transformation of Admiralty Arch into a five-star hotel, signaling a fusion of historic elegance with contemporary dynamism.

For the global traveler, Oceanic House presents an unbeatable proposition, with Heathrow just 15 miles away and convenient access to all London airports and The London Heliport, underscoring its connectivity and ensuring ease of movement for its residents.

These residences are brimming with character and culture, housed within a Grade II listed landmark building featuring kitchens by Poggenpohl, appliances by Miele, and interiors curated by Morpheus London. A concierge service further enhances the living experience, combining the historical prestige and modern luxury that Oceanic House stands for.