Jewel In The Crown

A rarely available and breathtaking residence with royal connections has come to market, overlooking the exquisite Park Square Gardens – known as the ‘jewel in the crown’ of the Royal Parks.

Launched to market by prime central London real estate specialist, Aldersley London, the expansive six-bedroom property on Park Square West was built between 1823 – 1824 and designed by famed Royal British architect, John Nash as part of his Regent Park Crown estate development.

A prominent figure in the Georgian and Regency eras, John Nash was also famously appointed by King George IV to oversee the conversion of Buckingham Palace, as well as being responsible for reshaping Buckingham Palace Gardens and designing the Marble Arch entryway.

On the market for £17,950,000, the majestic property has been recently renovated throughout to deliver an opulent residence which oozes elegance and charm, embracing its period features including large sash windows, generous ceiling height and intricately designed coving.

With six spacious bedrooms, plus an additional two staff bedrooms, the desirable residence enjoys nine bathrooms arranged as the main property and adjoining mews house. The light and bright terraced residence benefits from a wealth of space for entertaining, including a contemporary kitchen, formal sitting room and wine cellar.

Edward Aldersley, managing director of prime central London property specialist Aldersley London said: “This breath taking property demonstrates some of the best in central London living and is situated in a highly sought-after postcode which rarely comes to market – presenting an exciting opportunity for the right buyer.

“With a rich history and impressive regal connections, we anticipate this property will prove hugely popular with a wide range of UK and international buyers keen to snap up this desirable residence.”

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