Mecklenburgh Square, London, WC1N 2AD | Property for sale | Savills
331.48 sq m
Guide price £4,300,000(123,479,325 EGP)

Mecklenburgh SquareLondon, WC1N 2AD

  • Under offer
House
331.48 sq m
6Bedrooms
4Bathrooms
3Receptions

Key features

  • Freehold House
  • Currently arranged as three flats
  • Access to private square with tennis court
  • Superb rental potential
  • Period features
  • Excellent ceiling heights
  • Offered chain free

Exceptional Grade II listed Georgian terraced house.

About this property

  • The house is arranged over five stories and is currently configured as three separate apartments. Offering numerous possibilities as an investment opportunity or to convert into a single dwelling (subject to planning).

    Many period features are retained throughout the house and the high ceilings and large windows make the most of wonderful views over Mecklenburgh Square.

    The lower ground floor is accessed via a separate staircase and is a well proportioned one bedroom apartment with direct access to the rear courtyard garden.

    On the ground floor, the imposing front door opens into an elegant hallway leading to a further one bedroom apartment. A staircase leads from the ground floor to the upper maisonette, arranged as a four bedroom flat with study.

    View payable Stamp Duty for this property

A rare opportunity to purchase a freehold in a wonderful location.

Nick VerdiProperty agent

Local information

  • Mecklenburgh Square, dates back to 1792 and its impressive private garden in the centre was laid out and planted between 1809 and 1810. The two acre garden is made up of formal lawns, gravel paths, 200 year old plane trees and is exclusively reserved for keyholder residents of the square.
  • There is a tennis court, barbecue area and children's playground. The square was once the home of novelists Virginia Woolf, DH Lawrence as well as a number of suffragettes.
  • The square is close to the Inns of Court, Holborn, Shoreditch and the City. Independent local shops and restaurants of nearby Lambs Conduit Street draw people from all over London as does the iconic Brunswick Centre with its Curzon cinema. Russell Square, Chancery Lane and Holborn tube stations are just a few minutes away, along with numerous bus routes providing transport links to other parts of the city. The theatres and clubs of Covent Garden and the West End are all within easy walking distance.

Additional information

  • EPC Rating: D
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Council Tax Band: TBC