The UK-based firm said it is moving from the City to the Marylebone area of the capital to accommodate growth.

Sarasin & Partners, a £17 billion ($22.7 billion) global thematic investment manager, will be relocating its London office to 50 George Street, Marylebone in early 2026.

Prior to this, the firm has been based at Juxon House in the City of London, near St Paul’s, for more than two decades.

The firm is moving to a new office to accommodate its growth, it said in a statement on Friday. 

Sarasin & Partners will be the sole occupier of the building, which comprises 33,000 square feet of newly-refurbished Grade A office space and a further 6,900 sq ft of outdoor space. The BREEAM Excellent* building will offer a mix of amenities, including outdoor terraces, and spaces to allow individual and collaborative work with clients and colleagues. (*According to a Google search, to gain BREEAM Excellent status, a building must achieve a minimum overall score of 70 per cent across its various assessment categories, which include energy use, water consumption, materials, waste, pollution, and health and wellbeing.)

“This move marks an important milestone, allowing us to invest in our growth with a newly-refurbished space designed to meet the evolving needs of our clients and colleagues,” Guy Matthews, managing partner, said.

Sarasin & Partners recently promoted Tom Vernon as head of private clients and launched Sarasin Managed Funds – a suite of risk-rated multi-asset solutions.