$3,952,300

Leafy views across Montagu Square provide the backdrop to this newly renovated apartment, which spans two adjoining period buildings. Arranged across the fourth and fifth floors, the home extends to approximately 1,446 sq. ft., with additional space beneath the sloping ceilings upstairs. Three bedrooms are complemented by a generous reception room, a separate kitchen with a breakfast area and an upstairs study, with lift access and use of the communal gardens. The entrance hall introduces pale herringbone timber flooring, which continues through much of the apartment. A black spiral staircase rises beneath a rooflight, bringing daylight into the centre of the home and connecting the two floors. Overlooking the square, the reception room extends to more than 20 feet, with three sash windows framing views of the treetops and surrounding architecture. White walls, decorative cornicing and dark column radiators provide a simple backdrop, with ample space for both a large seating arrangement and a dining table. Across the hall, the kitchen pairs dark timber cabinetry with pale stone worktops and splashbacks. Brass-toned handles add warmth, while integrated appliances and full-height cupboards keep the room neatly organised. Beside the window, a built-in upholstered banquette creates a comfortable breakfast corner. The principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room, finished with textured surfaces, a walk-in shower and a sculptural basin. Two further bedrooms also have built-in storage and share a bathroom with a bath and overhead shower, a broad vanity and a circular mirror. On the fifth floor, a study beneath the sloping roof provides a separate workspace. An adjoining dressing room and a substantial storage area make useful additions to the accommodation. Residents have access to Montagu Square’s private communal gardens, with lawns, mature trees and planted borders. Marylebone’s independent shops, cafés and restaurants are close by, from New Quebec Street and Seymour Place to the boutiques of Marylebone High Street. Hyde Park and Regent’s Park are both within reach, while Baker Street, Marble Arch and Marylebone stations provide Underground and rail connections across London and beyond