4-6 Cannon Street is an 88,074-square-foot, Class A office building overlooking St. Paul’s Cathedral and Gardens. Located in the heart of London’s financial district, 4 Cannon Street, also known as Scandinavian House, is in a prime location that benefits from close proximity to the Central, Circle and Districts lines on the London subway as well as mainline rail stations at Cannon Street, Blackfriars and City Thameslink.

The building is fully leased through 2015 to Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB who use the building as their London headquarters and also sublease to financial and legal sector tenants.


To achieve our future vision, we will explore the possibility of razing the existing structure and redeveloping the property with a modern office building that offers a more efficient floorplate and increased net rental area. In redevelopment, Pembroke would work with local officials and experts to help ensure the property appropriately reflects the character of the surrounding community and respects its close proximity to St. Paul’s Cathedral, a World Heritage site.


If Pembroke were to redevelop 4 Cannon Street, we would work to obtain planning approval for demolition and new development. 4 Cannon Street falls within St. Paul’s height limits which constrain new building heights. A portion of the site contains a landscaped park area that must be retained as part of any new development.


Constructed in the 1960s and refurbished in the 1980s, Pembroke will seek to redevelop 4 Cannon Street with a modern design appropriate for the building’s prominent location. Assuming redevelopment, Pembroke will look to offer the highest quality property that incorporates all the best practice innovations in green design.