Devonshire Place, W1G Marylebone

Elegant three-bedroom home on prestigious Devonshire Place, Marylebone. Featuring a grand reception room with high ceilings and abundant natural light, separate kitchen and dining room, two stylish bathrooms, and a guest cloakroom. Ideally located near Marylebone Village and Regent’s Park, with excellent transport links close by.

Overview

Nestled on the highly sought-after Devonshire Place, this beautifully presented residence seamlessly combines period charm with contemporary comfort. The home boasts a grand reception room with soaring ceilings and expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. A separate kitchen and dining room offers an inviting setting for family meals and stylish entertaining.

The accommodation comprises three generously sized bedrooms, two chic full bathrooms, and a convenient guest cloakroom. Thoughtfully designed with both functionality and character in mind, the layout ensures comfort and practicality throughout.

Perfectly positioned just moments from the boutique shops and acclaimed restaurants of Marylebone Village, the property also enjoys close proximity to the tranquil green spaces of Regent’s Park. Excellent transport links-including Baker Street, Regent’s Park, Marylebone, and Great Portland Street stations - place the rest of London within easy reach.

Accommodation

Reception Room

Reception

Dining Room

Floorplans

Location

Located in the heart of Marylebone, Devonshire Place is a distinguished residential address known for its elegant period architecture and village-like charm. Just moments from Marylebone High Street, residents enjoy boutique shopping, acclaimed restaurants, and stylish cafés, while Regent’s Park and its open green spaces are only a short stroll away. Excellent transport connections are close at hand, with Baker Street, Regent’s Park, Great Portland Street, and Marylebone stations all within easy walking distance, providing swift access across London.

Three-bedroom apartment blending period charm with modern living in the heart of Marylebone.

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Stamp Duty Brochure

Guide Price £1,600,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

1259 SQFT

117 SQM

Outdoor

epc

Local Council

Westminster

Tax Band

Tenure

Leasehold (142 years)

Service Charge

£12,000 per annum

Highlights

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Sales Advisor

+44 7946 480 658

Harvey Cyzer

Head of Private Office

+44 7919 303 135

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