Wallis House is a striking Grade II‑listed Art Deco landmark building on Golden Mile London and part of the Great West Quarter. Originally built in the late 1930s by Wallis, Gilbert & Partners, it was restored and converted from its former industrial and office uses into a mixed‑use complex combining residential apartments, commercial space and amenities.
Today Wallis House is known both for its distinctive Art Deco architecture — including its prominent central tower and original‑inspired detailing — and for its modernised interior spaces. Within the expansive building there are private flats (from studios to multi‑bed layouts) with concierge services, a residents’ gym and landscaped communal gardens.
In addition to residential use, parts of Wallis House are configured as workspaces and studios available for flexible lease, with features such as high‑speed internet, shared communal areas and parking — reflecting the building’s continued role as a hub for both living and working in this evolving quarter of Golden Mile London.
Homes occassionally come on the market through marketplaces such as Zoopla.