• Tenure: Leasehold

• Outside space: Yes

• Parking: Yes

• EPC: D

• Ground rent: £6,000, fixed for the duration of the lease, next review due 2040.

• Service charge: Crown Estate Paving Commission £7,518 per annum, reviewed annually

Key features and description

An extraordinary Grade I listed lateral Regency villa (8,156 sq ft / 758 sq m) set behind a substantial gated drive with a private walled rear garden and separate self-contained mews. Planning consent has been granted to remodel and expand the house to circa 10,000 sq ft (exact areas to be confirmed).

This elegant residence, arranged over four floors, features magnificent principal reception rooms, the majority of which afford spectacular views over Regent's Park. The lower ground floor contains the kitchen and other additional service rooms. The first floor contains the primary bedrooms, and the second floor contains another suite of smaller bedrooms.

This exceptional house forms the southern half of a Regency Villa located at the northeast corner of Regent's Park Outer Circle. Designed and completed by James Burton between 1828 and 1834, Strathern Villa (as it was then known) was constructed as a single detached building, separated from John Nash's row of terrace houses. Almost immediately following its completion, the villa was subdivided to form two separate dwellings and extended through the addition of side wings to the north and south, to the designs of J.B. Papworth.