Kestrel House

One hundred and sixty four metres of sky.

Then a front door.

Square metres tell you nothing.

Height tells you everything.

Plus 88.00

Someone is home at plus eighty eight.

Every floor is a different evening.

Ground level

Stand in it before you fly.

The doors are open from six in the morning. Tell us the height you are curious about and we will have that floor ready.

Book a private viewing See a room at any hour
The sky lounge and planted roof terrace at the top of Kestrel House, lit at dusk above the city.

The top two floors do not have apartments on them.

The crown is a sky lounge and an open terrace, and it belongs to every resident in the building. On a clear evening you can see weather arriving from forty miles out.

Ask the real question. How dark does it get?

Buyers tell us the same thing after handover. The kitchen was darker than they imagined. So take the room through a full day and decide for yourself.

The living room at plus eighty eight in first light. The living room at plus eighty eight under high sun. The living room at plus eighty eight in last light. The living room at plus eighty eight at night with the city lit. 19:00 last light
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164 m²Three bedroom, plus 88.00
2.9 mFloor to ceiling glass
11 hrsDirect light, midsummer

Pick the height. The plan follows.

Three heights are still open. Each one is a different relationship with the street below it.

A two bedroom living space at plus fifty two, street life faintly visible below.
+52.00 Two bedroom / 118 m²

The city is still a street below you. You hear it, faintly, and you can see people.

A three bedroom dining area at plus eighty eight in the evening.
+88.00 Three bedroom / 164 m²

High enough that the street goes quiet. Low enough to still watch it.

A four bedroom residence at plus one hundred and forty, morning light above a layer of cloud.
+140.00 Four bedroom / 240 m²

Above the weather most mornings. The floor of the sky.

The door is open before you reach it.

Covered arrival, valet from six in the morning, and a desk that is staffed every hour of the day. The lobby is the only room in the building that belongs to all of it.

The lobby of Kestrel House at street level, glass doors standing open onto the lit city.

Ask what we have finished.

0Buildings delivered
0Handovers late
0Years building
0Homes handed over

Every buyer asks who the developer is, and they are right to. This is the answer in numbers rather than adjectives.

The questions people ask when the brochure is closed.

Kestrel House is a design study, so every image on this page was generated rather than photographed, and the footer says so plainly. On a real development the honest answer is to ask for photographs of the developer's last finished building, not renders of this one.

Ask for the delivery record and the penalty terms in writing before you pay a deposit. A developer who has finished on time will hand both over without being pushed.

No, and any development that shows you one view for the whole building is hiding something. Every height on this page is priced and photographed at that height.

Drag the dial at plus eighty eight and look. That is the whole reason it is on the page.

You can get close. Descend the building here, take the room through a day, then book the viewing to confirm what you already think.

Come and stand in it.

Tell us the height you are curious about and we will have that floor open when you arrive.

Booked.

We will confirm the hour by email and have the floor open.