PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PURCHASE PRICE IS GBP £1,591,000. WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF REMOVING THE EUR €
W1 Place is a 9-storey house for 37 apartments in central London, situated between the prestigious Marylebone and Fitzrovia districts. A few steps to the west are trendy restaurants and pubs, boutiques and popular Marylebone museums. In the south-east direction, there is the Fitzrovia district that is rich in history and exquisite architecture of the 17th-19th centuries, where Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and John Lennon lived and worked. On the north side, the luxurious Queen Mary’s Rose Gardens and Regent’s Park are within walking distance.
The clubhouse is inspired by the historical appearance of the streets and modern aesthetics. The natural limestone facade is complemented by a delicate floral bas-relief. Cast openwork balustrades and bronze elements add depth and enliven the play of light and shadow on the facade, spacious panoramic windows create a feeling of lightness and weightlessness.
In W1 Place, you can choose cozy apartments with 1, 2 bedrooms. The apartments were decorated with natural wood, stone and granite. Contemporary kitchens are equipped with integrated appliances, modern plumbing was installed in the bathrooms, and built-in wardrobes were provided in the bedrooms and hallway.
Residents will be greeted by a spacious lobby with a friendly concierge, who can help with any household issue.
Available early 2024. Register your interest now.
Amenities
• concierge service
• underground parking • utility rooms
Location
Where Marylebone meets Fitzrovia
The W1 Place development is placed between the prestigious Marylebone area with its boutiques and fashionable restaurants, and the Fitzrovia neighbourhood where historic buildings of 17th and 19th centuries are complimented by exquisite galleries and theatres.
The most popular London’s streets are just a 14-minute walk away — Baker Street with the Sherlock Holmes and Madame Tussauds London museums, as well as Regent Street with Royal Academy of Arts. Paddington and King’s Cross Railways are a 12-minute ride, while Heathrow and London City airports are 45 minutes away.