UK property investment For investors & capital partners

Property investment.
A considered approach.

We develop homes and buildings for people to live and work in, with careful attention to the cost, funding and time involved. Our work includes new development, conversion and refurbishment, followed by sale or continued ownership.

We welcome enquiries from private investors and family offices.

Select carefully Plan before committing Allow time for the work
Finished exterior of Thornton House in Wimbledon Village

Featured project C45 / 01

Thornton House

Wimbledon Village Residential development

Finished homes Now for sale

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Completed development Wimbledon Village

How we invest

How we assess
a project.

We start with the site, the people likely to use it and the work required. We examine local demand, planning, costs and borrowing, including what happens if the project takes longer than expected.

01

Select carefully

Identify buildings and sites where new development, refurbishment or a change of use may justify investment.

Location · Demand · Potential
02

Plan the work and funding

Establish the scope, budget and borrowing, with allowance for delays and changes in the market.

Plan · Budget · Delivery
03

Review when to sell or hold

Consider sale, refinancing or continued ownership as the work and market conditions develop.

Sell · Refinance · Hold

02 / Our projects

Our property
projects.

Explore our case studies ↗

See our completed projects, buildings in use and proposals in planning. Photographs and proposed designs are labelled throughout.

WIMBLEDON VILLAGE / THORNTON HEIGHTSTHREE DISTINCT PROPERTIES. EIGHT HOMES.
Thornton House agent listing photograph4 apartments remainingPHOTO: DEXTERSC45 / 01

01 / Apartments

Thornton House

Six apartments created within the former business-centre building in Wimbledon Village. Two have sold; four remain.

6 apartments · 2 sold · 4 remaining

Explore the apartments

The collection comprises five three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom home. Circa45 reports four apartments remaining. Please confirm the current selection with the appointed agents.

Three bedrooms · garden apartment ↗
Three-bedroom apartment ↗
Three-bedroom apartment ↗
Two-bedroom apartment ↗

Savills lists the two-bedroom apartment; Dexters provides the development schedule. Agent listings may be updated at different times.

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Faraday House agent listing photographAvailablePHOTO: DEXTERS / DEVELOPMENT SETTINGC45 / 02

02 / Family house

Faraday House

A five-bedroom family house arranged over three floors, with four bathrooms, a private garden and parking for two cars.

5 bedrooms · 4 bathrooms · Private garden

Explore Faraday House

The kitchen, living and dining space opens towards the terrace and garden. There is a utility room and WC on the ground floor, with bedrooms across the two upper floors.

Freehold. Two allocated parking spaces. Both links open this house’s own listing. The exterior photograph shows its development setting; some agent interiors are staged.

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Thornton Lodge agent listing photographUnder offerPHOTO: DEXTERSC45 / 03

03 / Coach house

Thornton Lodge

A two-bedroom coach house with two bathrooms, a private courtyard garden and allocated parking.

2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · Courtyard garden

Explore Thornton Lodge

A separate reception room and kitchen/dining room sit on the ground floor, with a utility/cloakroom and doors to the private garden. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, including a principal suite.

Freehold. Under offer. Both links open the coach house listing. Please confirm its current status with the agents.

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WIMBLEDON VILLAGE / THORNTON MEWSIN PLANNING
Doodle Architecture visualisation of the proposed timber-clad Thornton Mews houses and lower-ground courtyardARCHITECT’S VISUALISATION / DOODLE ARCHITECTUREC45 / 04

04 / PROPOSED COURTYARD HOUSES

Submitted for planning

Thornton Mews

Two four-bedroom houses proposed for the existing car park behind Thornton House.

Doodle Architecture proposes homes over ground and lower-ground levels, with living spaces opening onto south-facing courtyards.

2 proposed homes · 4 bedrooms each · Private courtyards

Explore the proposal

Two L-shaped homes arranged over ground and lower-ground levels, with timber cladding, concrete garden-level walls and landscaped courtyard gardens. Access is proposed from Hillside, with two parking spaces per home.

Architect’s visualisation of proposed lower-ground living spaces opening onto a private courtyard

Garden-level view · Doodle Architecture, September 2026

The proposal is subject to planning permission and further design development.

Architect’s visualisations from Doodle Architecture’s September 2026 Design and Access Statement. Proposed development; not completed homes. Planning status supplied by Circa45.

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Egham, Surrey Operating

Virginia House

Twenty apartments in a former office building.

Self-contained one-bedroom apartments near Egham station, marketed for student letting through PfP Students.

01Twenty apartments 02Marketed by PfP Students 03Close to rail and university
Strategy Residential income
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Wooburn Green, Buckinghamshire Sold

Mill House

A workspace business developed, operated and sold.

Circa45 refurbished a former paper-mill estate office as Soho Studios, operated the workspace and subsequently sold it.

01Refurbished and repositioned 02Operated by Circa45 03Subsequently sold
Strategy Managed workspace
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CAMBRIDGE / CB5 LIVING

Three assets.
One local portfolio.

Ramsden Square, Logic House and The Courtyard: three residential projects at different stages of planning and construction.

Ramsden Square exterior from Babouris marketing material, August 2026C45 / 07Residential developmentMARKETING IMAGE / BABOURIS

07 / RAMSDEN SQUARE

Ramsden Square

Two houses in an established Cambridge neighbourhood, being prepared for room-by-room letting with shared kitchen and dining spaces.

Two houses · Cambridge

Explore Ramsden Square

The proposed letting arrangement combines individual rooms with shared kitchen and dining facilities.

Marketing images supplied by Babouris in August 2026. Interiors are digitally staged and illustrate the intended presentation.

Digitally staged Ramsden Square bedroom, supplied by Babouris

Bedroom · Digitally staged / Babouris

Digitally staged Ramsden Square shared kitchen and dining room, supplied by Babouris

Kitchen and dining · Digitally staged / Babouris

Contact Circa45 for the current programme and availability.

CBB Architects’ proposed street view of Logic HouseC45 / 08In planningPROPOSED DESIGN / CBB ARCHITECTS

08 / REUSE & REPOSITIONING

Logic House

A conversion proposal for an existing Newmarket Road building: six one-bedroom apartments above retained educational space, with alterations to the street frontage.

6 proposed apartments · Pre-application stage

Explore the proposal and drawings

Kris and Grant at Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects have developed a conversion proposal with three apartments on each of the two upper floors, educational space at ground level, and shared cycle and refuse storage.

Logic House proposed ground and first floor plans by CBB Architects

July 2026 pre-application drawings · Reference 26/50337/PRELV3. Proposed development, subject to planning permission.

The Courtyard during construction, image supplied by Peter Lynch on 27 April 2026C45 / 09In developmentSITE PROGRESS / APRIL 2026

09 / NEWMARKET ROAD

The Courtyard

Ten apartments in two buildings alongside Logic House on Newmarket Road, with separate access and outdoor spaces.

10 apartments · Two residential blocks

Explore The Courtyard

Site photographs supplied by Peter Lynch in April 2026 show the courtyard buildings during construction, with finishing work and landscaping still to follow.

The Courtyard under construction, image supplied by Peter Lynch on 24 April 2026

Site progress · Images supplied by Peter Lynch on 24 and 27 April 2026.

The original residential scheme was approved under 20/01125/FUL. Kris and Grant’s updated drawings develop the layouts and elevations for Blocks A and B.

Full revised Block B south elevation, CBB Architects, 30 July 2026

Drawing issued for review ahead of a Section 73 resubmission, 30 July 2026. Revised proposals are shown separately from the original consent; the illustration is not a photograph of completed homes.

HERTFORDSHIRE / POUCHEN END FARM

Three homes at
Pouchen End.

A farmhouse for sale, View House submitted for planning, and Village House with consent for the original scheme.

Existing Pouchen End FarmhouseFor saleEXISTING FARMHOUSE / PHOTOGRAPHC45 / 10

10 / EXISTING COUNTRY HOUSE

The Farmhouse

A five-bedroom farmhouse on Pouchen End Lane, with surrounding gardens, an outdoor swimming pool and a garage. Marketed by David Doyle; renovation work is continuing.

5 bedrooms · 4 bathrooms · Outdoor pool

Explore the Farmhouse

Separate living and dining rooms, a kitchen opening to the pool terrace, a pantry and a utility room. A substantial driveway provides parking and access to the garage.

The agent describes ongoing renovation works, including an annexe and additional top-floor accommodation. The listing contains the current particulars and scope of sale.

Early concept render for View House supplied in the Pouchen End project materialSubmitted for planningEARLY CONCEPT / NOT THE SUBMITTED DESIGNC45 / 11

11 / PROPOSED COUNTRY HOUSE

View House

A proposed five-bedroom home with independent access from Pouchen End Lane. The submitted design combines one- and two-storey forms, garden-facing living spaces, brickwork and dark timber cladding.

1 proposed home · 233 m² · Application 26/01878/FUL

The early visual illustrates a previous design. The planning drawings below show the scheme submitted for consideration.

Explore the proposal and drawings

The full planning application was submitted in August 2026. The proposal includes four bedrooms and a ground-floor room shown as an office or fifth bedroom. The submitted plans include four parking spaces and a cycle store.

View House submitted ground-floor plan by Cameron Bosque Brookes ArchitectsView House submitted north and west elevations by Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects

Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects · Planning issue, 24 August 2026. Subject to planning permission.

Georgian-style Village House revised front elevation by Cameron Bosque Brookes ArchitectsPlanning approved*REVISED DESIGN / CBB ARCHITECTSC45 / 12

12 / GEORGIAN-STYLE HOUSE

Village House

A Georgian-style house with a symmetrical frontage and hipped roof. The original scheme has consent; Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects is developing a revised design.

Also known as Georgian House · Consent 21/03414/FUL

*Consent relates to the original scheme. The revised design shown requires further planning review.

Explore the design and planning

The latest drawings develop the house over three levels, including roof accommodation and dormer windows. These revisions are shown for design context and are not presented as the approved scheme.

Revised Village House front and side elevations

Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects · Preliminary design, 21 August 2026. Planning route for revisions under review.

Original application record ↗
POUCHEN END / THE WIDER OPPORTUNITYLONGER-TERM CONCEPT
Illustrative wider-site residential concept at Pouchen EndC45 / 13

13 / LAND & LONGER-TERM POTENTIAL

The wider opportunity

We are also assessing residential development across the wider land at Pouchen End, taking account of the landscape, access and existing buildings.

The layout, infrastructure and phasing remain subject to assessment and planning.

Illustrative concept · Subject to planning
Explore the wider site

The wider-site concept is separate from the Farmhouse sale and the individual house applications. The layout and number of homes remain subject to design development and the planning process.

Open the concept in full ↗Photograph showing the existing Pouchen End site context

Existing site context · Photograph

Concept visual only. It is not an approved masterplan or a representation of completed homes.

Selected projects · information current to September 2026 · images are labelled as current, historic or illustrative · ownership, structure and full project information are confirmed before an investment is considered.

03 / Working with private capital

Investing
with Circa45.

We begin with your interests, preferred timescale and the part you would like to play. If a suitable project is available, we discuss the property, business plan and proposed terms.

01 / THE INVESTMENT

The property and plan.

Review the business plan, planning position, costs, borrowing and risks.

02 / THE AGREEMENT

Responsibilities and terms.

Ownership, fees, decision-making and reporting arrangements would be agreed before any commitment.

03 / YOUR DECISION

Time to consider.

Ask questions, review the documents and take your own advice. Detailed information follows an introduction and investor review.

Any opportunity is subject to availability, eligibility and separate terms. Property investments carry risk, including loss of capital and difficulty selling or exiting.

04 / The team

A focused core team

The people
behind Circa45.

Glenn leads investment decisions, Anthony leads planning and delivery, Amberley coordinates operations, and Jielyn supports administration and systems. The core team brings in specialist planners, designers, contractors and advisers when each project needs them.

GB Investment

Founder and Investment Director

Glenn Bolton

Investment decisions · Funding · Risk oversight

Glenn leads investment decisions and funding discussions. His background is in scheme design, technical design and project management, alongside ownership and investment in property businesses.

AP Development

Development Director

Anthony Peck MRICS

Planning · Project testing · Delivery

Anthony is a Chartered Surveyor who leads project testing, planning, design coordination and delivery. He assesses whether proposals can be built within budget and coordinates the work required.

ACOperations

General Manager

Amberley Cooper

Operations · Coordination · Reporting

Amberley coordinates day-to-day operations across Circa45’s projects, working closely with the directors, property operators and professional advisers. She manages project reporting, documentation and outstanding actions.

JACoordination

Executive and Administrative Coordinator

Jielyn Aldover

Administration · Systems · Documentation

Jielyn supports Circa45’s day-to-day administration and the systems that keep its project companies organised. She works with the directors and General Manager to maintain records, organise documents and track outstanding actions.

Specialists brought in as needed

Planning + surveying

Construction + cost management

Legal + finance

Sales + operations

The biographies describe individual experience, which may include work before Circa45. This should not be taken as Circa45’s investment track record.

05 / Investment enquiries

Investment
enquiries.

Residential and mixed-use property in London and the South East, including new development, conversion and refurbishment. Each proposal is assessed on its own merits.

For an opportunity taken forward, the review should cover the business plan, financial assumptions, planning position, risks and legal terms. Detailed information is shared following an introduction and investor review.

Property investments can lose value and may require a long holding period. Planning, construction, borrowing and market conditions can affect the outcome. Returns and exit timing are not guaranteed.

Circa45 Investments

Start with a conversation

Discuss your
investment plans.

Contact the team to discuss your objectives and the projects relevant to you.