Savills Singapore is pleased to present the final phase of London’s iconic Television Centre, marking the debut of Scenery House — a new modern mansion block that completes the transformation of the former BBC headquarters into a thriving residential and cultural destination.

Set within the heart of White City, Scenery House completes the reimagining of Television Centre as a vibrant cultural and residential destination. Designed by Stirling Prize-winning architects dRMM, the new modern mansion block sits on the site of the former BBC Scenery Block — where sets and props for some of the nation’s most recognisable programmes were once brought to life.

Comprising 163 one- to three-bedroom apartments, penthouses and premium residences, Scenery House is arranged in a graceful south-facing crescent around private courtyard gardens, offering a rare sense of calm and privacy within a dynamic urban estate. Thoughtfully designed interiors by MSMR Architects, with styling by Tatjana von Stein, combine refined materiality, generous proportions and contemporary comfort.

The launch of Scenery House marks the conclusion of a multi-phase redevelopment led by Mitsui Fudosan UK and Stanhope, which has transformed Television Centre into West London’s cultural core — home to residences, offices, restaurants, leisure spaces and creative industries. Upon completion, Television Centre will support a thriving community of around 1,000 residents, alongside offices for 4,000 people, television studios, cinemas, and more than five acres of open space.

Residents of Scenery House will enjoy access to an exceptional suite of amenities across the estate, including private lounges, cinema rooms, co-working spaces and wellness facilities. A short walk away, a Soho House–managed gym and swimming pool offers a members-only health and fitness experience, reinforcing Television Centre’s emphasis on community, wellbeing and lifestyle.

Located moments from Wood Lane and White City stations, and directly opposite Westfield London, Television Centre offers unparalleled connectivity to the West End, the City and Heathrow, while remaining firmly rooted in the character and creativity of White City — an area that continues to attract global businesses, leading universities and cultural institutions.

More than a residential launch, the final phase of Television Centre represents the completion of a vision: honouring a creative legacy while shaping a future-forward neighbourhood designed for modern London living.

Adrian Lim, Senior Director and Head of International Residential Sales at Savills Singapore, says, “As the final chapter of Television Centre, Scenery House offers a rare opportunity to own a home within a proven London landmark, underpinned by strong fundamentals. The combination of 975 years leasehold tenure, an established live-work-leisure estate, excellent transport connectivity and sustained demand from both owner-occupiers and tenants positions it as a compelling long-term investment — particularly for Singapore buyers seeking stability in a global gateway city.”

Television Centre – Scenery House Launch Event