Regent's Park | Mountesque Ltd

North central

Regents Park, Marylebone

Regents Park is one of the famous Royal Parks of London, large, tranquil and beautiful, it offers a wide range of recreational facilities, including the Zoological Gardens, the open air theatre, Queen Mary's Gardens, the boating lake and tennis courts.

BEST STREETS

Chester Terrace offers one of the most prestigious and sought-after locations in London, benefiting from its own private communal garden, exceptional views over Regent's Park and private residents parking.

Cumberland Terrace is steeped in history and known as a debonair location to acquire property. Situated on the Eastern side of Regent's Park, also a Grade I listed terrace house encapsulating panoramic views over the prestigious Royal Park.

SCHOOLS

LOCATION

Shopping at Marylebone High Street, Bond Street & Regent Street.

Nearest stations: Great Portland Street (0.4 miles, Regent's Park (0.4 mi), Warren Street (0.4 mi)

Situated near to Saint John’s Wood, Euston station, Marylebone, Baker Street and Regents Park underground station.

The Outer Circle, Regents Park, 20m - 60m.

ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATION

5 reception rooms, Size: Ranging commonly between 5000-7,400 sq ft. , Kitchen/breakfast room, Master bedroom suite, 4 further bedrooms (2 en suite), 2 further bathrooms, Study/Dining room, 2 Guest cloakrooms, Tenure: Leasehold

ESTIMATED VALUES

£20m - £60m

DESCRIPTION

The Outer Circle circumnavigates the park and is lined with Imposing, well presented Grade l listed terraced houses, designed by the late Architect, John Nash; a part of the Romantic sensibility of the 18th century, exemplifying the grandeur accessible by notable London city and international personalities.

Houses are imposing, elegant, well sought after and highly accommodating for families; allowing space, privacy and yet facility to entertain substantial occasions. Historic owners would have been expected to have continued meticulous upgrading and refurbishments to their properties to integrate modern styling, lifestyle and technology; no items are amiss, from lifts to reach all floors, en-suite bathrooms for most bedrooms, dressing rooms, wine cellars.

Views overlooking Regent's Park and the boating lake from the upper floors are designed to encapsulate the opportunity to experience the the natural aesthetics of the street; hence the master bedrooms and Double reception rooms (with front balcony) are advantageously positioned at the front of the house. Many historical owners have taken the opportunity to landscape their roof terraces.

As expected with houses at this size range, properties often come with Mews house, Guest accommodation and Staff accommodation. Houses also come with access to resident gardens and parking.

St.Johns Wood

St Johns Wood is an ideally positioned suburb, located between Little Venice, Regents Park and Central London.

If one was searching for a residential suburb that was close to core central London for it's finance, business and shopping districts then is one of London's most ideal locations, featuring schools, a quality high St and icons such as Lord's Cricket Ground, nearby Landmark Hotel and world famous Abbey Studios, London Zoo, amongst a diverse community of expats, and other sub communities of Europeans, Jews and Arabs.

Property prices Property prices range from £275k to £40m+ for sales and £500- £20k+ per week for lettings.

Average property price in NW8: £1,788,715, 180.6% above the London Average of £637,378
Average rental price in NW8: £1,067 per week; 59.7% above the London Average of £668 per week

Getting around St John’s Wood Underground Station is on the Jubilee line, taking you directly to Bond Street in 6 minutes and Waterloo in 13.

Avenue Road, £25m plus

Key features of houses on Avenue Road; 5-7 Bedrooms, 5 Reception Rooms, 4 Bathrooms Garden, Garage

Homes on Avenue Road have quite a striking presence and rightfully so as Avenue Road is St.Johns Wood most premier roads and it's most southerly location, making it close to St. John's Wood High Street, St. John's Wood Underground station (Jubilee Line), Regents Park and the central commercial district. Avenue Road is also regarded as a street that accommodates the stylish of St Johns Wood homes whilst maintaining a more leafy nature.

Homes are large, spread laterally over three floors generally but more are expanding basements and renovating loft spaces. Sizes can be expected to be around the 5000 sq ft size but can easily extend to well beyond that. Most if not all detached properties come with driveways. Styling is quite ambassadorial, especially as properties reach into the 40m mark and at this level, properties may include staff accommodation, gardens, cinema room, swimming pool and gyms.

Sitting next to Kensington Kensington, Holland Park is popular amongst families, artists and executives. It's within close proximity to road (M4 and M40.), transport links as well as restaurants, shops (Kensington High St), adequate privacy, tranquility and the community ambience.

Architecture: Grand double-fronted stucco houses with ornamental glass-covered porches, selling for £15m and above. Regency terraces in Addison Road, Gothic brick houses in St Ann’s Terrace, converted flats in Royal Crescent, red-brick Arts & Crafts homes around Melbury Road and Wates-built Sixties houses in Abbotsbury Road.

Price per square foot ranges between £1,500-£3,000; dependent upon location, quality and property type; under supplied family houses come to market on average, every 10 years and around 5 years for flats. Best roads: Holland Park, Camden Hill Square, Addison Road, Holland Park Villas, Melbury Road, Norland Square and St James’s Gardens

Area icons: Kensington High Street: Design Museum. Holland Park; 54 acres of park land with semi-wild woodland, Japanese garden with Koi carp, cricket pitch and tennis courts. Avondale Park, north of Holland Park Avenue. Portland Road for an array of shops and restaurants. Multiplex cinemas in Kensington High Street, Westfield shopping centre. Opera festival in Holland Park.

Education: Wetherby School for boys, Fox, St Francis RC. Comprehensives: Cardinal Vaughan RC for boys, with girls in the sixth form), Holland Park School (co-ed). Fee-paying St Paul’s Girls’ School, Godolfin & Latymer (girls), Latymer Prep (co-ed ages seven to 11) and Latymer Upper (co-ed ages 11 to 18) and St Paul’s School for boys.

Transport: Zone 2 Tube stations: Holland Park on the (Central line), Latimer Road (Circle line, Hammersmith and City line). Annual travel card to Zone 1 costs £1,168.

Holland Park

Holland Park, Holland Park, 40m

LOCATION

The area is very well served by transport links on Holland Park Avenue, Notting Hill (Central Line) and Kensington High Street (District & Circle Lines).

ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATION

420sqm (4,517sqft), 12 rooms, 3 cloakrooms, Shower room, 67' private garden.

DESCRIPTION

Holland Park itself consists of 55 acres of gardens, children's play facilities, sports pitches and large areas of woodland abundant with wildlife, a beautiful Kyoto Japanese garden, Walled Tulip garden, Holland Park opera and Belvedere restaurant.

The Grade II Listed, classic white stucco double fronted villas were built between 1859 and 1879 by William and Francis Radford, featuring 3.66m (12‘) ceiling heights, 14m full length reception areas that overlook substantial 20m private garden at the rear. Lower ground levels, with 2.8m ceiling heights, still get great light and views to the garden.

Holland Park, Holland Park is one of the capital's most prestigious and sought after addresses.

The detached double fronted 8 bedroom villas, have both off street parking and garaging for several cars. There are spacious and well proportioned rooms throughout and sizable gardens.

Holland Park, Addison Crescent, 12-15m

Property features: 8 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, 6 bathrooms, Garage & Gardens, 522 sq m (5,618 sq ft), EPC Rating = F

Location: Addison Crescent runs west off Addison Road, north of Kensington High Street and south of Holland Park Avenue, in an area just west of Holland Park itself. There are a wide range of amenities in the vicinity, including restaurants, shops and transport facilities. Addison Crescent was started in the 1850's and comprises a wonderful tree-lined street of impressive villas.

Notting Hill, Elgin Crescent, 4m- 8m

LOCATION

Elgin Crescent is a sought after prime Notting Hill road which provides excellent access to the amenities of Notting Hill Gate and easy access to the A40. Ladbroke Grove and Holland Park Stations are both within close proximity.

ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATION

Prices: £4m - 8m, Tenure: Freehold Houses, Sizes: Layout: Four Bedrooms, Two Receptions, Private Garden Square

DESCRIPTION

Wonderful four to eight bedroom houses with direct access to private gardens on the exclusive Elgin Crescent. Houses are often refurbished to high standards. The garden leads to the well maintained communal gardens.

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