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Huntsmead Partners

Active, accounts up to date·developer & consultant·Head office London

About from company website

Huntsmead Partners was founded in 2017 by Barnaby Joy and Thomas Brown. Originally a real estate developer, the firm has evolved into a specialist capital fundraising and advisory firm with a track record approaching £1bn in transactions and development. Their management team is uniquely positioned to advise developers and investors on optimal funding structures, leveraging a deep market network of funding contacts built through experience as development principals.

Clients include developers, UHNWs, family offices, and private equity firms. What sets Huntsmead Partners apart analytically is their ability to understand real estate from both the asset and corporate perspective. This skill, honed through their own experience as a developer combined with the legal and accounting backgrounds of their management team, allows them to approach complex situations with a depth of insight that pure advisory firms often lack.

They take a genuinely hands-on approach, assisting clients throughout the entire capital raising and development process, from initial underwriting to exit. Typically, they advise on debt and equity raises of £10m and above. Alongside their advisory work, Huntsmead Partners continues to invest in real estate as principals and occasionally lends their own capital into special situations.

Their leadership team brings extensive experience: Barnaby Joy, a former finance lawyer and real estate developer, has held senior management roles and co-owned a prime residential developer. Thomas Brown, a chartered accountant, has a background in real estate finance at major firms and has worked on significant development projects.

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WOBURN AND BEDFORD COURT, CROYDON

WOBURN AND BEDFORD COURT, CROYDON

Croydon

Major residential regeneration site acquired with private investor backing. Planning submitted for 445 apartments, including affordable housing.

Client · private investor

ST THOMAS STREET, BRISTOL

ST THOMAS STREET, BRISTOL

Bristol

Consent obtained to demolish existing office block and deliver 357 student apartments over 8 storeys, with parking and amenity space. Completed in 2021.

THE SLOANE BUILDING, CHELSEA

THE SLOANE BUILDING, CHELSEA

Chelsea

Listed former Edwardian school acquired and planning secured for conversion into 18 apartments over 50,000 sqft, including a new structure and underground parking. Completed in 2019.

THE KING'S CHAPEL, CHELSEA

THE KING'S CHAPEL, CHELSEA

Chelsea

Listed chapel converted into 2 large houses totalling 15,500 sqft, including underground leisure facilities, off-street parking and landscaped gardens. Completed in 2019.

DORSETT HOTEL, ALDGATE

DORSETT HOTEL, ALDGATE

Aldgate

A £30m debt facility was arranged for the development of this city hotel, comprising 267 rooms over 13 storeys. Completed in 2018.

DOVEHOUSE SQUARE, CHELSEA

DOVEHOUSE SQUARE, CHELSEA

Chelsea

Consent obtained for a luxury retirement scheme comprising 55 apartments and extensive amenity space over 130,000 sqft. Completed in 2021.

Client · Auriens

GLEN HOUSE, SOUTH KENSINGTON

GLEN HOUSE, SOUTH KENSINGTON

South Kensington

Consent obtained to demolish office building, retaining a Ferrari showroom, and delivering offices and residential above. Scheme sold post demolition in 2018.

WHITGIFT SHOPPING CENTRE, CROYDON

WHITGIFT SHOPPING CENTRE, CROYDON

Croydon

Feasibility analysis for a £1.4bn retail joint venture, covering the development and compulsory purchase process. Project was due to start on site in 2020.

AUDLEY SQUARE CAR PARK, MAYFAIR

AUDLEY SQUARE CAR PARK, MAYFAIR

Mayfair

Site acquired for one of London's finest developments, comprising 29 residences, due for completion in 2026.

Client · Caudwell Properties

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developers, UHNWs, family offices, private equity firms, Caudwell Properties.

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Questions about Huntsmead Partners from the record on this page

What does Huntsmead Partners do?

Huntsmead Partners is a specialist capital fundraising and advisory firm for real estate opportunities, founded in 2017. With a track record approaching £1bn, they advise developers and investors on funding structures. Their listed services include Property developer.

Where is Huntsmead Partners based?

Huntsmead Partners is registered at Suite B, 42-44 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4AH, in London.

What areas does Huntsmead Partners cover?

Huntsmead Partners states that it works across London.

How many people work at Huntsmead Partners?

Accounts filed for the year to 2023 report 2 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Huntsmead Partners's turnover?

Huntsmead Partners does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £2.3m and £6.2m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Huntsmead Partners still trading?

Companies House lists Huntsmead Partners as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.

What sectors does Huntsmead Partners work in?

Huntsmead Partners works in Residential and Commercial.

When was Huntsmead Partners established?

Huntsmead Partners was incorporated on 2017-12-28.

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