- 4 bedrooms +
- 3 reception rooms +
- 5 bathrooms +
- Leisure Facilities +
- Lift +
- Period +
- Balcony +
- Gym +
- Roof Terrace +
- Terraced +
Immaculately refurbished to the highest standard, this Grade II listed white stucco fronted house seamlessly blends contemporary design and period detail. The exceptional residence with accommodation spanning across four floors provides the perfect space for entertaining.
The property benefits from generous entertainment rooms throughout, including an impressive cinema room, a large east-facing roof terrace contributing to the house's spacious feel, a passenger lift to all floors, as well as extensive leisure facilities including a steam room and a gym.
There is a large and luxurious principal bedroom with en suite bathroom which also benefits from an impressive dressing area with extensive wardrobe space. The second guest bedroom similarly features a spacious guest dressing area with en suite bathroom. There are two additional bedrooms, both with en suites, on the fourth and fifth floors of the property.
A vault can be found on the lower ground floor, offering further storage.
Running from Curzon Street in the north and Piccadilly in the south, Half Moon Street is situated in the heart of vibrant Shepherd's Market. The street is famed for its literary history - it is where the fictional character, Wooster and his valet, Jeeves of P.G. Wodehouse's novels lived, and where in 1763 James Boswell wrote his infamous diary.
The West End, with Mayfair at the very heart, is ranked number one globally for international flagship designer stores, with a world class mix of over 600 shops, 40 renowned theatres, 30 museums and galleries, 17 Michelin star restaurants and 7 green spaces, including Green Park, which is found directly at the end of Half Moon Street. The property offers easy access to Bond Street, known as Europe's premier retailing destination and offering the most exclusive and prestigious brands.
Local transport links include Green Park tube station (approximately 0.2 miles) for the Jubilee, Victoria and Piccadilly lines.