This historic property, built in 1857, lies on Park Lane and is one of only two mansions on one of London's most prestigious streets. Its many balconies provide stunning views of the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Hyde Park. The property unfolds over a palatial 11,000 q.ft of living space, including six double bedrooms, a cocktail bar on the first floor, a cinema, a home spa, and a fifteen-metre swimming pool.
The mansion is characterised by its French elegance, which is evident as soon as you enter; an exquisite Baccarat crystal dominates the grand entrance hall. Lofty thirteen-foot ceilings prevail, through a formal dining room with a marble fireplace and a finely crafted wood-panelled library. A lift, multiple balconies, and approval for a rooftop garden, only add to its grandeur.
The principal bedroom suite occupies the entire second floor and includes a bedroom with a living area and marble fireplace, two walk-in dressing rooms and a lavish bathroom with a hydrotherapy bath and steam shower. The basement houses a spa with an indoor swimming pool lined with Italian marble, treatment rooms and an additional kitchen.
Two spacious guest suites occupy the third floor and the top floor houses a penthouse bedroom suite, defined by its high vaulted ceilings and views of Hyde Park. Also on this floor are two additional bedrooms and a marble shower room. The lower-ground floor houses the family kitchen, breakfast room and cinema along with the staff accommodation and wine cellars.
With a rich history that includes previous ownership by luminaries such as Henry Joseph Duveen, this mansion effortlessly blends perfectly preserved historic features with contemporary interventions.
Park Lane is in Mayfair, which has an array of high-end shops, world-renowned restaurants, and exclusive hotels, such as The Dorchester and The Park Lane Hotel. Excellent transport links ensure seamless connectivity to the rest of London, while the proximity to key cultural landmarks, including Buckingham Palace and the West End theatres, adds to the appeal.
