A Grand Victorian Mansion Apartment in Marylebone

Stay inside one of Marylebone’s great Victorian mansion blocks, a five-bedroom apartment with unusually large rooms, soaring ceilings and a generous separate living room, moments from Hyde Park.

Built in 1885, Hyde Park Mansions belongs to an era when London apartments were designed with the proportions of houses. The building’s distinctive red-brick and terracotta façade, bay windows and turreted roofline are part of the architectural character that still defines this corner of Marylebone.

Inside, that sense of scale continues.

The apartment has five spacious bedrooms, each with the kind of proportions rarely found in modern London apartments. High ceilings and tall windows give the rooms an airy, almost cinematic quality, while the large separate living room creates a natural place for everyone to come together.

It works particularly well for families, groups of friends or longer London stays where having real communal space matters.

The Space

The home includes:

* Five large bedrooms
* A spacious separate living room
* High ceilings and original mansion-block proportions
* Fully equipped kitchen
* Bathrooms shared between the bedrooms
* Dining and communal space
* Wi-Fi
* All bills and utilities included

Rather than a newly built or hotel-style apartment, this is a chance to experience a more atmospheric side of London living — grand proportions, historic architecture and the feeling of having a proper home in the middle of the city.

The Neighbourhood

Hyde Park Mansions sits between Marylebone, Hyde Park and Paddington, putting several very different sides of London within walking distance.

Spend the morning wandering through Marylebone and Chiltern Street, walk down towards Hyde Park, explore Baker Street, or continue into Soho and the West End.

Edgware Road Underground is just moments away, with excellent connections across London and convenient access to Paddington for the Heathrow Express.

Despite being incredibly central, coming home feels distinctly residential, your own piece of old London to return to at the end of the day.