Set within one of Marylebone’s most prestigious portered buildings, this first-floor apartment unfolds across a single, lateral level with rare width and light. High ceilings, warm oak floors and detailed cornicing set a confident architectural tone, while floor-to-ceiling French doors open to Juliet balconies running along two sides of the building, filling the interiors with air and daylight.





A fully fitted kitchen is designed for both cooking and entertaining. Stainless-steel lower cabinets are paired with white cupboards above to maximise brightness, while a generous island provides space for breakfasts and conversation. A walk-in pantry adjoins the kitchen, offering valuable extra storage for ingredients and tableware. In the welcoming reception room double wedding doors can be open or closed to a formal dining room, creating a fluid setting for gatherings large or small.


Three well-proportioned bedrooms each come with their own marble-clad ensuite bathroom. The principal suite is particularly generous, with a dressing room, an additional dressing area and a bathroom with double sinks. A laundry room and powder room add further convenience.





Residents enjoy private access to the landscaped gardens of Park Crescent and Regent’s Park, as well as exclusive access to the tennis courts within the park.





Marylebone is one of London’s most admired neighbourhoods, prized for its village atmosphere and culture. Marylebone High Street is moments away for independent shops, cafés and restaurants, while Mayfair and Oxford Street, with its flagship stores and Selfridges, are close by. Regent’s Park and Great Portland Street stations, along with Oxford Circus, provide swift underground connections. The surrounding streets speak to Marylebone’s enduring appeal: Georgian terraces, leafy squares and a lively mix of galleries and dining spots that make everyday life feel both connected and distinctive.