18 Hertford Street

An original Mayfair townhouse built by renowned Royal architect Henry Holland now offers two grand lateral apartments, recently launched to the luxury lettings market with estate agent Wetherell. 18 Hertford Street, built in 1768 and now Grade II Listed, offers a grand period façade and beautifully preserved original features. With one apartment exuding contemporary chic and one embodying traditional elegance, both apartments are available to let through Wetherell.

Offering 1,691 sq. ft. of stunning living space, the First Floor apartment comprises a grand double reception room with 15 ft. ceilings, a 30 ft. long kitchen and two-bedrooms for £1,900 per week. On the second floor of the building is the Second Floor apartment offering 1,320 sq. ft. of living space inclusive of two bedrooms, a spacious reception room and a separate kitchen, available for £1,295 per week.

In 1788, The Prince of Wales commissioned Henry Holland to design the original Royal Marine Pavilion, Brighton, a royal residence and seaside retreat for the Prince. Henry Holland continued to work for the Royal Family, with the Prince of Wales’ brother, the Duke of York, later commissioning Holland to extend Dover House. Holland went on to work for George Spencer, 2^nd Earl Spencer and friend of the Prince of Wales and Francis Russell, 5^th Duke of Bedford.

For more information on these apartments, please contact Wetherell on Tel: 020 7529 5588 or email: www.wetherell.co.uk.