Seymour Place, W1H Marylebone

The Seymour Collection comprises four apartments, a duplex, two lateral residences and a penthouse, each home blends modern design with timeless charm, offering light-filled living across thoughtfully designed spaces. The Seymour Collection offers boutique living in the Portman Village, moments from Hyde Park, renowned dining, independent shops, cultural landmarks, and excellent transport links.

Overview

Comprising four apartments, a duplex, two lateral residences and a penthouse, each home blends modern design with timeless charm, offering light-filled living across thoughtfully designed spaces.

The interiors feature warm oak floors, custom joinery, and beautifully crafted zellige and ceramic tiling throughout. A tailored kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances, blends practical functionality with enduring, refined 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. The Seymour Collection offers boutique living in the Portman Village, moments from Hyde Park, renowned dining, independent shops, cultural landmarks, and excellent transport links.

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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.

OB Private is pround to launch The Seymour Collection, four brand new apartments in the heart of Marylebone.

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Stamp Duty Brochure

Guide Price £1,250,000 - £2,250,000

Bedrooms

1 - 2

Bathrooms

Internal

581 SQFT

54 SQM

Outdoor

Local Council

Westminster

Tenure

Leasehold (997 years)

Highlights

First floor
Upper floor
Roof terrace

Charlie Gibson

Managing Director, ARLA MRICS

+44 7791 328 344

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Explore Marylebone The Highlights

Daunt Books

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Ginger Pig

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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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