Positioned on the third floor of a handsome red-brick building on Duke Street, this one-bedroom apartment has been carefully reworked to balance contemporary finishes with the building’s original character.





The plan opens into a central hallway, from which the principal rooms unfold. Double doors lead through to a wide reception room, where natural wood flooring runs underfoot and a restored fireplace anchors the space. There room has bespoke joinery and considered lighting lending a neat polish throughout. The kitchen sits alongside, finished in dark timber with integrated appliances and a breakfast bar that allows the space to work equally well for everyday living or entertaining.





The bedroom is set apart, with good scale and a more private aspect. It is arranged with a dedicated dressing area, leading through to an ensuite bathroom where a freestanding bath and walk-in shower have been introduced against a restrained, stone-toned backdrop. A separate guest cloakroom and utility space are positioned off the hallway, adding a level of practicality that is not always found in apartments of this size.





The building itself is well maintained, with lift access, concierge and comfort cooling throughout, alongside a storage unit located on the lower ground floor.





Duke Street sits at the centre of Mayfair, moments from the open expanse of Grosvenor Square and within easy reach of Oxford Street and Bond Street. The area moves easily between the established and the contemporary, with long-standing institutions sitting alongside newer restaurants, galleries and hotels, making it one of the most consistently engaging parts of central London