Wogan House

Wogan House is a historic office building located in central London, previously leased to the BBC until 2024. Named after the beloved Irish broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan, who hosted his final show from here, the building has been a significant site for BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 6 Music. Originally known as Western House, it has served various functions since its use by the BBC began in 1953, including housing the Engineering Designs Department and a sound effects library. After extensive renovations, it became a hub for radio broadcasting and included amenities for BBC staff. As of late 2024, Wogan House is set to transform into flexible office space, continuing its legacy in a new form.