iNoble Rot · Site DNA

Noble Rot's 3 sites, and the ~120 London venues that share their DNA. Raise the bar, or narrow to what might be gettable.

What we read as their DNA

A heritage wine-restaurant that recycles faded institutions into characterful rooms — central, premium, characterful streets, target unit ~250 m². We backtested the vector against their own three sites (all Grade II listed — Lamb's Conduit, Soho, Mayfair); they land in the top ~4–9% of ~11k scored venues.

Scored dimensions — drag to re-weight, the map re-ranks live reset

Not scored — you dial these as filters

Operator type, listed grade, new-build, size band, tenure, availability signals (voids / insolvency / change-of-use / recent EPC) and spacing from existing sites are tags, not part of the score — realism you shape on the map, not a hard gate. A chain in a great listed building is still a nice site to see, and some come to market. Only hard filter: consumer venues (drops canteens / caterers / institutions).

Sources: FSA (spine), Land Registry CCOD/OCOD (ownership), VOA rating record (unit size / rateable value, with non-domestic EPC as fallback), Historic England + planning (listed / conservation), ONS/IMD (catchment), GLA planning (change-of-use), council NNDR (voids), The Gazette (insolvency).

Minimum fit ≥ 0.75
low fithighmarketed
Filters
Is it gettable?
AnyRecently marketed / in fluxSigns of pressure
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Character
AnyListedIII*II
Unit size (m²)
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