In 2019, Consensus Capital Group acquired the basement property of a listed building at 196-200 Bath Street, Glasgow.  The property undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment and fitout and is now the operating premises of the recently transformed Moskito Bar & Restaurant moskitoglasgow.com .     

Moskito Bar & Kitchen, Glasgow  Consensus Capital Group recently completed the transformation of the re-imagined and re-incarnated moskitoglasgow.com.  The vision was not only to celebrate everything that was originally loved about Glasgow’s famed nightlife institution, but to create a stylish and unique restaurant, bar and events space.  That vision became reality thanks to the talented Nicky Emlick and her team at NMDesign London.  

Clearwater House was previously the Edinburgh headquarters of the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency. It is a modern office and laboratory facility covering 30,000 square feet and is situated on the Heriot Watt University Research Park, the largest and most prominent science park in Scotland. Consensus Capital refurbished the building and subdivided the floor-space into four self-contained office suites with a mix of open-plan space and conferencing facilities. We have been successful in securing a number of tenants including a global scientific research provider and we work closely in partnership with Heriot Watt University itself to fulfil the remaining office supply.

St Margaret’s Nursery is a successful pre-school with space for 121 children aged 0 to 5 years. The building was previously the Suffolk Hall Hotel and then the boarding house of St Margaret’s School for Girls, from where the Nursery took its name. Consensus Capital acquired the freehold building and invested in the Nursery as a startup. The Nursery is staffed with dedicated early years practitioners and teachers with exceptional skills to nourish the children’s development through natural curiosity with specific attention to their individual needs and as a result children flourish at St Margaret’s.  

Firewater bar and nightclub is a very popular licensed venue on Sauchiehall Street in the central entertainment district of Glasgow and close to the Glasgow School of Art. Consensus Capital acquired the freehold property following a bank recovery and restructuring and was able to agree a leasehold with the current operators who committed to the building for 25 years. The bar itself is located in the basement of the building and has undergone a recent refurbishment by the operator.

1 Cambuslang Way is situated close to the River Clyde south east of Glasgow. The building is on the office park known as Gateway Glasgow, and is a modern 7,000 square feet self-contained office which was previously let to the multinational oil and gas group BP. BP used the office to run their bottled gas distribution business for the West of Scotland. Consensus Capital refurbished the building at the end of BP’s 15 year lease. The building is now let to the housebuilder Keepmoat Homes. Keepmoat Homes is based in Doncaster, Yorkshire and has grown rapidly in the last five years to be one of the UK’s leading housebuilders having built over 30,000 new homes in the UK.

Consensus Capital’s investment at Charlotte Square consisted of five adjoining townhouse offices in the A listed Georgian terrace on the eastern side of Charlotte Square in Edinburgh’s New Town. Charlotte Square is a garden square which is an important part of the UNESCO world heritage site which was designed by James Craig at the end of the 18th century. The Charlotte Square portfolio was assembled through acquisitions over a period of years and was previously home to the headquarters and registered office of Consensus Capital itself. The portfolio was recently sold on the open market after being refinanced and restructured .

6 Forres Street is an A listed townhouse forming part of a Georgian terrace in the New Town of Edinburgh. The property has been in office use for many years and is let to a firm of building surveyors. The property was managed by Charlotte Square Property Management until it was sold to an investor. Forres Street is adjacent to Moray Place dating the 1820’s and is part of the western extension of the original New Town. It is currently one of the most prestigious residential locations in central Edinburgh and many of the office buildings in this location have been converted back to residential use in recent years.