In the heart of Mayfair, moments from Hyde Park, Culross House stands as a rare modern mansion built to an extraordinary standard. Behind its beige façade lie more than 8,000 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space, spread across six levels and connected by a glass lift.






The entrance hall sets an immediate tone of scale and stillness, leading the eye through to the landscaped garden at the rear. Marble floors, polished plaster walls, and custom joinery lend a sense of permanence, while the thirty-foot reception room opens directly onto the terrace for indoor-outdoor living.






Upstairs, two vast bedroom suites occupy the principal floor, each with a dressing room and marble bathroom. Three further suites are arranged above, all finished with the same attention to proportion and detail. Below ground, a club room with bar and cinema, a gym with glass flooring and a swimming pool lined in Kenya black marble, illuminated by fibre optic lighting that softens from white to amber.






Culross House is equipped throughout with intelligent home systems, motion-activated lighting, and underfloor heating powered by gas, solar, and ground-source energy. Every element has been designed for ease and discretion.






Culross Street itself is one of Mayfair’s quietest and most admired addresses, linking Park Street and Park Lane. Once known as King Street Mews, it sits moments from the open green of Hyde Park and the upcoming Rosewood Hotel, which will bring new life to the former US Embassy. Grosvenor Square, Mount Street Gardens and the boutique galleries and cafés of Shepherd Market are all a short walk away. The area’s mix of heritage and high living makes it one of London’s most desirable corners