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Seymour Place, W1H Marylebone

A beautifully designed split-level two-bedroom duplex arranged across two floors, offering exceptional ceiling heights, impressive volume, and an abundance of natural light throughout. Integrated comfort cooling ensures year-round comfort, while oak flooring, refined tiled finishes, and contemporary design-led interiors create an elegant and understated aesthetic. The lower ground floor comprises two peaceful bedrooms with beautifully appointed bathrooms, including a principal bedroom with access to private outdoor space, while the upper level is centred around bright and expansive living and entertaining areas alongside a sleek, fully equipped kitchen. For added peace of mind, the apartment also benefits from a 24/7 monitored Verishaw alarm system with motion and window sensors.

Overview

A thoughtfully designed split-level two-bedroom duplex showcasing refined, design-led living across two floors with private outdoor space.

The lower ground floor comprises two peaceful bedrooms and stylish bathrooms adorned with elegant tiled finishes. Upstairs, a bright living space with oak flooring seamlessly connects to a well-equipped kitchen.

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.

Accommodation

Reception Room

Kitchen

Principal Bedroom

Bedroom 2

Bathroom

Terrace

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 duplex apartment with exceptional volume, abundant natural light, private outdoor space, comfort cooling, and a secure monitored alarm system.

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Stamp Duty Brochure

Guide Price £2,250,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Internal

1248 SQFT

116 SQM

Outdoor

Local Council

Westminster

Tax Band

Tenure

Leasehold (997 years)

Service Charge

£10,608 per annum

Highlights

Air conditioning
Ground floor
Patio

Anna Masautova

Sales Advisor

+44 7818 162 661

Charlie Gibson

Managing Director, ARLA MRICS

+44 7791 328 344

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The Wallace Collection

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