Cornwall Terrace, and 25 Cornwall Terrace Mews, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4QP | Property for sale | Savills
7,856 sq ft(729.85 sq m)
Guide price £34,750,000

Cornwall Terraceand 25 Cornwall Terrace Mews, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4QP

    House
    7,856 sq ft (729.85 sq m)
    6Bedrooms
    6Bathrooms

    Key features

    • Grade I listed property in Regent's Park
    • Hydraulic 6 person passenger lift
    • Private roof garden with park views
    • Garage and secure residence parking
    • Two bedroom mews house
    • Leasehold

    A magnificent and truly outstanding residence which has undergone major reconstruction behind the elegance of a historic John Nash façade.

    About this property

    • WELCOME TO LONDON’S FINEST ADDRESS

      The property was acquired by the developer directly from the Royal College of Ophthalmology in 2012. It has subsequently been subject to a detailed programme of refurbishment comprising the removal of every part of the interior fabric of the property.

      A new core and layout were conceived incorporating extensive soundproofing elements and adjusted structural floor levels in order to create elegant spaces which flowed to allow coordination and ease of living.

      Every aspect of the interior layout was meticulously planned. The creation of a stunning roof garden was only made possible through re positioning of the floor levels in order to create privacy yet retain the incredible views.

      No other property in Cornwall Terrace benefits from this stunning and private recreational space.

      Rarely has a central London property been so comprehensively restructured. 25 Cornwall Terrace Mews is located to the rear of the principal residence and provides additional accommodation together with a garage.

      PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE

      GROUND FLOOR
      • Entrance hall
      • Guest cloakroom
      • Interior lobby with grand staircase and hydraulic lift
      • Dining room
      • Kitchen
      • Breakfast room

      FIRST FLOOR
      • Magnificent drawing room with wonderful views of the lake
      • TV room
      • Study

      SECOND FLOOR
      • An extensive flexible suite comprising main bedroom with
      option of a second bedroom
      • Shower room two independent dressing rooms and further
      private bathroom

      THIRD FLOOR
      • Elegant landing
      • Four large double bedrooms two featuring en suite bathrooms and two with shared shower room
      • Access to roof garden

      LOWER GROUND FLOOR
      • A spacious secondary entrance hall
      • Fully equipped gymnasium
      • Self contained staff accommodation with kitchen shower room and separate entrance
      • Guests cloakroom
      • Utility room

      25 CORNWALL TERRACE MEWS
      • Garage
      • Guests cloakroom
      • Spacious reception room
      • Kitchen
      • Master bedroom with en suite bathroom
      • Second bedroom with en suite shower room

      FACILITIES
      • Private roof garden
      • Hydraulic 6 person passenger lift
      • Garage
      • Additional secure residence parking in the gated mews
      • Air conditioning
      • Gas central heating
      • Fully operational gas fires in all the principal rooms
      • Integrated Lutron/Crestron sound and lighting system
      • Underfloor heating

      View payable Stamp Duty for this property

    Additional information

    • Situated at the south-west corner of Regent’s Park, London, overlooking the lake, Cornwall Terrace is an integral part of The Regent’s Park, which was commissioned by the Prince Regent (later George IV) in 1811.
    • The architect John Nash developed the master-plan for The Regent’s Park – his acclaimed protégé and fellow architect, Decimus Burton, executed detailed plans and oversaw the construction of Cornwall Terrace. This is an extraordinary residence of classical proportions.
    • Regent’s park, from hunting estate to home of the aristocracy.
    • Regent’s park is considered to be one of the finest of the seven royal parks in London, which also include the green park, Hyde Park and St James’s park.
    • The land that is now Regent’s Park first became a royal hunting estate and Crown property in the 1530s. In 1811, The Prince Regent commissioned architect John Nash to turn the land into a grand park containing gardens, large terraced houses, villas and a summer palace.
    • Regent’s Park occupies over 400 acres, yet it is exceptionally tranquil, and is home to Queen Mary’s ornamental gardens, and a boating lake which attracts a large amount of wildlife, including duck, heron, swan and other fauna.
    • Regent’s Park is home to an open-air theatre and hosts regular festivals, as well as prestigious private events such as the Frieze Art Fair and Taste of London Food Fair.
    • EPC Exempt
    • Tenure: Leasehold. Lease Expiry: 09/02/2166 (139 years remaining)
    • Service Charge: £3,986.00pa
    • Ground Rent: TBC
    • Council Tax Band: H