This impeccably designed two-bedroom apartment, currently laid out in a one-bedroom plus study configuration, is situated on the fourth floor of a portered building directly facing Hyde Park, with panoramic, centre-of-the-park views and an expansive 30-by-30-foot south-west facing terrace that basks in sunlight all day. Recently refurbished to an exceptional standard, the interiors, which have been featured is House and Garden Magazine, are the result of a creative collaboration between renowned design studio Mlinaric, Henry and Zervudachi and the current owner, a long-time design enthusiast and collector. The result is a warm, layered space where every material and finish has been considered, from the leather-panelled floors by Bill Amberg Studio to raffia-wrapped cabinetry, Pyrolave volcanic stone splashbacks and fabric-lined walls in soft creams, greens and blues. The apartment’s layout is elegantly zoned. The open-plan reception is divided into library, lounge and dining areas, flowing into the kitchen, which is fitted with Gaggenau and Miele appliances. Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto the terrace, almost 1,000 sq ft of cleverly landscaped space by Tom Stuart-Smith Studio, framed by olives, wisteria and Mediterranean evergreens. Both bedrooms are generously sized, with the principal suite opening onto the balcony; the second bedroom is currently laid out as a quiet study. There are two beautifully appointed bathrooms, a utility room, and ample bespoke storage throughout. Moments from the Italian Gardens and Kensington Palace, the flat is brilliantly positioned for the Heathrow Express and new Crossrail connections. The new Six Senses Hotel is due to open next door, and Jeremy King’s hotly tipped restaurant The Park is just two minutes away.