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Seymour Place, W1H Marylebone

Set within an exclusive boutique development of just four apartments, this is the last one bedroom avaliable in this scheme. This exceptional second-floor residence forms part of a beautifully refurbished period building, thoughtfully redesigned to combine contemporary living with timeless elegance. Occupying a prominent corner position, the apartment is flooded with south-facing natural light through expansive windows, while the remarkable ceiling heights create an impressive sense of scale and volume throughout the living spaces. Designed with both sophistication and comfort in mind, the interiors balance refined contemporary finishes with practical everyday living. For added peace of mind, the apartment benefits from a 24/7 monitored Verishaw alarm system, complete with motion and window sensors. Ideally positioned within the heart of Portman Village, the development is moments from Hyde Park, renowned dining destinations, independent boutiques, cultural landmarks, and excellent transport connections.

Overview

A beautifully designed one-bedroom lateral apartment offering refined, single-level living with a focus on quality and craftsmanship.

The interiors include oak flooring, bespoke joinery, and exquisite handcrafted zellige and ceramic tiles throughout. A bespoke kitchen with premium appliances provides a seamless combination of everyday convenience and timeless design. The design of each residence has a carefully considered approach to colour, materials, and light. Soft, neutral tones form a calm and refined backdrop, while subtle accents of green, dusky pink, and warm blue in kitchens and bathrooms create a timeless yet contemporary palette.

Natural light is central to the design of these homes, ensuring that interiors feel uplifting, harmonious, and welcoming. The result is a collection of spaces that balance elegance with everyday practicality, creating a calm, sophisticated environment that is effortlessly personable.

Floorplans

Location

Located at 44–46 Seymour Place, this distinguished end-of-terrace Edwardian building offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish, modern residence in one of Marylebone’s most desirable locations.

Brand new one-bedroom apartment with exceptional ceiling heights, elegant corner aspect bay windows, and a secure 24/7 monitored alarm system.

Stamp Duty

Guide Price £1,250,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

581 SQFT

54 SQM

Outdoor

epc

Local Council

Westminster

Tax Band

Tenure

Leasehold (997 years)

Service Charge

£4,939 per annum

Highlights

First floor

Will Bennett

Sales Advisor

+44 7444 212 399

Charlie Gibson

Managing Director, ARLA MRICS

+44 7791 328 344

Stamp Duty

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Explore Marylebone The Highlights

Daunt Books

Daunt Books was founded in 1990 by former banker James Daunt with the purchase of his first bookshop on Marylebone High Street. It now focuses on first-hand titles (especially travel-related material). The Marylebone branch is now the flagship store, housed in a former Edwardian bookshop with long oak galleries, graceful skylights and William Morris prints. It is alleged to be the first custom-built bookshop in the world.

Ginger Pig

Originating on the edge of the moors in North Yorkshire, Ginger Pig was founded by Tim Wilson having farmed his pasture, producing cattle, sheep and pigs, with a passion for sustaining rare breeds. Tim has built a network of like-minded farmers to help supply its butchers’ shops with the best produce in the country. At the heart of everything they do is good animal husbandry and welfare; livestock that is looked after well in the field simply tastes better on the plate. All their beef dry-age all of our beef in-house to a minimum of 28 days and don't miss out on their lunch time takeaway roast's if you work near by!

The Wallace Collection

The Wallace Collection is a museum in London occupying Hertford House in Manchester Square, the former townhouse of the Seymour family, Marquesses of Hertford. It is named after Sir Richard Wallace, who built the extensive collection, along with the Marquesses of Hertford, in the 18th and 19th centuries. Make a visit to discover exceptional paintings, sculpture, ceramics, furniture and arms and armour, gifted to Britain in 1900,

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