Harley House, Marylebone Road, Marylebone, London NW1

Set behind a grand stone façade, exquisitely retaining the building’s grand Edwardian charm, Vita is proud to present this magnificent five bedroom, second floor corner apartment in Harley House which is just five minutes’ stroll from the vast expanse of Regent’s Park.

Harley House on Marylebone Road was built in 1904 and originally was the Kings Hunting Lodge, after it was used to house Irish Catholics who moved to London to work as servants for rich families. Decades later, proximity to Harley Street, Regent’s Park and all the delights of central London attracted Mick Jagger and Joan Collins to the block. Sir Thomas Beecham, founder of the London Philharmonic Orchestra also lived in the building, perhaps attracted by the Royal Academy of Music nearby. Nowadays, Marylebone draws overseas families, as well as business people, political dynasties and a younger cosmopolitan and celebrity set. Residents will also appreciate the exclusivity and convenience of a 24-hour porterage and controlled security gates.

This stunning apartment features three reception rooms, which boast high ceilings and flood in natural light. The grand entrance hall sets up the home beautifully, large full-equipped eat-in kitchen and five bedrooms, three of which have en-suite facilities. The property benefits from an private off street parking space on Brunswick Place. There is a residents gym (membership applies) and access to communal gardens.

Harley House is just moments away from the tranquil, green spaces of Regents Park. The restaurants and amenities of Marylebone High Street and Marylebone village are within easy walking distance, as is Baker Street Underground Station (Jubilee/ Bakerloo/ Metropolitan/ Circle/ Hammersmith and City) which provides fantastic transport links throughout London.