Be a Guest and Preview Nest, the latest buy to let launch from GuestInvest

A preview event for London’s newest luxury hotel project Nest takes place on Saturday 22nd April. Currently selling off-plan, Nest, replicates the successful Guesthouse West formula pioneered by Johnny Sandelson, CEO and founder of GuestInvest, the company behind the UK’s first hotel buy-to-let scheme. Paddington is the newest location for their innovative property investment concept allowing investors the opportunity to buy their own fully-maintained hotel room, stay there free for up to 52 nights a year and receive 50 per cent of the room’s yearly letting income.

Since the developments launch at the start of 2006, 30% of the 170 rooms have sold to early bird investors. A slice of the Nest egg starts from ₤200,000 for a 999-year lease and includes complimentary membership of exclusive London members’ club Home House. Close to major transport links and within easy reach of Heathrow Airport, Nest is an attractive proposition considering rooms at the original Guesthouse West in Notting Hill are already seeing returns in excess of 6.5 per cent and 10 per capital growth over 18 months.

In a unique collaboration between UK architects Cowie Dalgleish Montgomery and British super yacht builders Pendennis will apply boat builder ingenuity to the hotel’s design. However, guests will have to wait until early 2007 to enjoy the bespoke hand-made beds from Savoir Beds, wireless access, power-showers and a 24 hour concierge service which combine to offer visitors the highest level of comfort.

As London remains a major destination for over 11 million tourists and business travellers annually, Nest offers a secure, hassle- and maintenance-free asset and more recently very attractive tax advantages as part of the SIPP* investment scheme.

Saturday’s preview event takes place at Guesthouse West in Notting Hill, alternatively you can view a life-size Nest room on display at GuestInvest’s Piccadilly showroom
* Investors purchase a GuestInvest room as part of a SIPP should note that while they are unable to stay in their room, their return on investment will rise accordingly as the number of let-able nights increases.