Occupying an unusually generous footprint in the heart of Marylebone Village, this beautifully refurbished two-bedroom apartment unfolds across approximately 1,855 sq ft, offering a rare sense of space and proportion seldom found in central London. Arranged over two principal levels with a mezzanine kitchen above, the home balances impressive entertaining rooms with quietly considered private accommodation, all finished to a crisp, contemporary standard.





The first floor is given over almost entirely to a magnificent reception room. Measuring close to 30 feet in length, the space is flooded with daylight from a run of tall windows that stretch across the elevation, illuminating the rich herringbone floors below. The scale allows for distinct sitting and dining areas without compromise, making it equally suited to large gatherings or everyday life.





Tucked neatly to one side is a study, perfect as a home office or reading room, while a discreet guest cloakroom and separate utility room ensure the practical elements remain out of sight.





Above, the mezzanine kitchen overlooks the living space below, creating a sociable connection between cooking and entertaining. Clean modern cabinetry and integrated appliances sit beneath soft lighting, while the long run of worktops provides ample preparation space. The layout feels intuitive and open, yet carefully zoned.





The ground floor is devoted to two substantial bedrooms. The principal suite is particularly impressive, with generous proportions, a dedicated walk-in wardrobe and a large en-suite bathroom finished in polished stone. The second bedroom is equally well sized and served by its own smart shower room, making the arrangement ideal for guests or family. Storage has been thoughtfully integrated throughout, preserving the clean architectural lines.





New Cavendish Street sits at the quiet heart of Marylebone, where village character meets the convenience of the West End. Marylebone High Street is moments away with its independent bookshops, cafés and neighbourhood restaurants, while Regent’s Park offers broad lawns and early-morning running routes. Excellent transport links at Baker Street, Bond Street and Great Portland Street connect the area effortlessly with the rest of the city, yet the immediate streets retain a residential feel that makes this pocket of W1W so enduringly sought after.