a rare freehold house extends to 2,676 sq ft and offers a lateral living experience in marylebone. double fronted and twice the width of the typical townhouse, the property unfolds across five storeys, balancing period charm with modern interventions. sash windows, oak herringbone parquet, panelled walls and delicate cornicing are paired with a soft, neutral palette, creating interiors that feel timeless and serene. light is a guiding principle throughout, with skylights on the lower ground floor and wide, dual-aspect rooms on the upper levels.
the lower ground floor is home to a bedroom, reception area, bathroom and utility, with skylights drawing natural light into the space. at ground level, a striking kitchen and dining room sits at the heart of the house, where italian stone surfaces, siemens appliances and brushed brass details lend a sophisticated air. doors open directly to a private patio, while a separate study offers quiet seclusion.
the first floor is dedicated to a grand reception room, notable for its soaring ceilings, double width and stone-framed fireplace.
a guest bathroom lies just off the landing. above, the second floor holds the principal suite with dressing area and ensuite, alongside a further bedroom. the top floor is arranged as two more bedrooms, one ensuite. throughout the home, contemporary comforts such as underfloor heating, sonos, mesh wi-fi and banham security are seamlessly integrated.
chiltern street lies moments from marylebone high street and the west end, with regent’s park a short stroll away. baker street (0.4 miles), bond street (0.7 miles) and marylebone station (0.5 miles) are all within easy reach, with paddington, euston and king’s cross nearby. the a40 offers swift access westwards towards heathrow and beyond, making this an ideal base for both city living and international travel.
chiltern street itself has become one of marylebone’s most desirable addresses, celebrated for its village-like atmosphere and mix of independent shops, restaurants and cafés. the acclaimed chiltern firehouse is just along the road, while marylebone high street offers everything from
daunt books and the conran shop to daylesford organic. for green space, regent’s park provides 400 acres of landscaped gardens, lakes and sports facilities, all only minutes from the front door.
