- Apartment +
- 3 Bedrooms +
- 3 Bathrooms +
- CCTV +
- Fireplace +
- High Ceilings +
- Lift +
- 24 Hour Concierge / Porter +
South-west facing and flooded with natural light, the apartment is defined by its generosity of volume, period detailing and a layout that lends itself as easily to elegant entertaining as it does to day-to-day living.
The heart of the home is a magnificent double reception and dining room, stretching over 21 feet in length and framed by tall sash windows that draw light deep into the space throughout the afternoon and evening. With ceiling heights of just over 10 feet, original cornicing and a striking Art Deco fireplace, the room has a stately presence without feeling formal. Parquet flooring runs underfoot, grounding the space and allowing the scale of the room to speak for itself, while clearly defined seating and dining areas make it as practical as it is impressive.
Set slightly apart, the kitchen is accessed from the central hallway. Well proportioned and thoughtfully laid out, it sits comfortably away from the main reception spaces, allowing for a clear separation between entertaining and service areas. A generous utility room nearby provides additional storage and practicality, alongside discreet guest cloakrooms.
The principal bedroom suite occupies a prime position within the apartment, offering excellent proportions and a private atmosphere. With space for a seating area as well as substantial wardrobes, it is served by a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are arranged along the inner hallway, each comfortably sized and sharing access to two additional bathrooms, making the apartment well suited to family living, guests or a dedicated study or dressing room.
Throughout, the apartment retains a strong sense of architectural integrity. Original detailing has been preserved and balanced with subtle modern interventions, allowing the space to feel polished but not overworked. The result is a home that feels confident, established and quietly luxurious, with proportions that are increasingly rare in central London.
Claridge House is a well-regarded portered building, positioned at the heart of Mayfair and moments from Grosvenor Square. Davies Street places the boutiques of Bond Street, the restaurants of Mount Street and the open green space of Hyde Park all within easy reach, while excellent transport connections are close at hand via Bond Street and Green Park. It is a location that offers both the energy of the West End and the reassurance of one of London's most enduring residential neighbourhoods.