Hertford Street, W1J Mayfair
Set within a distinguished Grade II listed townhouse on Hertford Street, this remarkable apartment offers expansive lateral living defined by volume, craftsmanship and architectural significance. Spanning approximately 1,691 sq ft, the residence pairs beautifully restored period detail with cutting-edge design, creating a rare and highly considered home in the heart of Mayfair.
Overview
Occupying a bright first-floor position within one of Mayfair’s most historically significant buildings, this exceptional apartment combines elegant period architecture with modern design. Originally designed in 1768 by Henry Holland Senior and his son, the building is renowned for its striking principal staircase. The apartment is centred around an impressive double reception room - one of the largest in Mayfair - with ceilings approaching 15 ft and three tall sash windows overlooking Hertford Street, creating a grand yet inviting space.…
Occupying a bright first-floor position within one of Mayfair’s most historically significant buildings, this exceptional apartment combines elegant period architecture with modern design. Originally designed in 1768 by Henry Holland Senior and his son, the building is renowned for its striking principal staircase.
The apartment is centred around an impressive double reception room - one of the largest in Mayfair - with ceilings approaching 15 ft and three tall sash windows overlooking Hertford Street, creating a grand yet inviting space. A substantial 30 ft kitchen features integrated Gaggenau appliances and an Arabescato marble island. Period details such as restored fireplaces and original cornicing are complemented by bespoke joinery and a handcrafted oak staircase.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite offers privacy, a dressing area and an en suite bathroom. A second double bedroom and additional bathroom are finished in high-gloss sycamore panelling.
Modern systems, including Lutron HomeWorks and Kreon lighting, are seamlessly integrated. Residents enter via an impressive communal hall with a sweeping stone staircase and oval skylight. A rare opportunity to acquire a home of architectural significance, offering exceptional volume and contemporary comfort in the heart of Mayfair.
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Reception Room
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Hallway
Principal Bedroom
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Location
Positioned on one of Mayfair’s most discreet and prestigious streets, Hertford Street sits quietly between Park Lane and Berkeley Square, offering both privacy and immediate access to the very best of central London.
Moments from the green expanses of Hyde Park, the location combines a sense of calm with exceptional connectivity. The boutiques and restaurants of Mount Street, the galleries of Dover Street, and the world-renowned shopping of Bond Street are all within a short walk, alongside an array of private members’ clubs and five-star hotels.
Despite its central position, Hertford Street retains a distinctly residential character, defined by its elegant Georgian architecture and refined atmosphere. Excellent transport links via Green Park and Hyde Park Corner ensure seamless access across the capital, making this an address that balances convenience with enduring exclusivity.
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