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<div style="text-align: center; font-size: 16px;">Regent’s Park is one of the capital’s best-loved green spaces, and its neighbouring white stucco crescents and grand townhouses have become some of London’s most desirable homes. Nestled between King’s Cross, Camden, and the West End, the area is close to almost everything London has to offer, making it the perfect base.</div>

Regent's Park Area Guide

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<div><span>It isn’t just the name that has associations with royalty. In the 1530s, the land the park now lies on was bought by Henry VIII. Then known as Marylebone Park, it was used for hunting and forestry before it was let out for small holdings. Prince Regent George IV started the redevelopment of the area in the early 19th century and employed architect John Nash, who along with James and Decimus Burton designed the park and the elegant lines of stucco-fronted terraced houses surrounding the upper circle.</span></div>
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<h2><span>Community Overview</span></h2>
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<div><span>With its lush green expanses and iconic white stucco crescents, Regent’s Park is one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, blending natural beauty with urban metropolitanism. The community demographic here ranges from affluent professionals and families to artists and students, all drawn by the area's unique combination of cultural landmarks, parks, and educational institutions.</span></div>
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<div><span>This exclusive neighbourhood has a serene sense of calm, particularly in the areas surrounding the park, where grand townhouses and elegant terraced homes stand as a testament to the rich history of the place. For residents, Regent's Park itself serves as a communal backyard, offering a variety of activities, from boating on the lake to open-air theatre performances, making it a hub for both relaxation and entertainment.</span></div>
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<div><span>Regent's Park is also home to a range of prestigious educational institutions, which attract families seeking high-quality schooling options. The presence of landmarks like London Zoo and Lord’s Cricket Ground further enhances the area's appeal, providing unique cultural and recreational experiences that enrich the community's lifestyle.</span></div>
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<div><span>Here, residents enjoy a close-knit community feel, despite the cosmopolitan nature of the wider central London setting.</span></div>
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<h2><span>What to eat and drink in Regent’s Park</span></h2>
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<div><span>Maison Soutine is a French-inspired all-day bistro. Located a stone's throw away from Regent’s Park, it is the perfect place to relax and unwind after exploring the park. Designed to feel like you’re in the heart of Paris itself – the interiors and the menu are an ode to traditional French brasseries. From steak tartare to tarte au citron, there is an eclectic menu to suit every taste.</span></div>
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<div><span>If you are looking for somewhere truly spectacular, Feng Shang Princess is the place. The ruby red pergola is home to an incredible Chinese restaurant, which floats on the Regent’s Canal. The experience is as beautiful on the inside as it is on the out with atmospheric candle-lit dinners serving delicious, traditional Chinese dishes.</span></div>
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<div><span>Lemonia is a Primrose Hill icon, a short walk from the top of the hill. The traditional Greek restaurant has an incredible buzz and is as much about the food as it is about the atmosphere. The mezze is authentic and tasty, and there are plenty of succulently grilled meats and seafood dishes to choose from. Something of a North London institution, this restaurant is not to be missed.</span></div>
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<h2><span>Cultural Landmarks</span></h2>
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<div><span>The Regent’s Canal, completed over 200 years ago, is a wonderful place to walk or cycle. London’s impressive Victorian history is steeped into every step of the path, where you will see an abundance of locks that were historically needed to accommodate the heavy canal traffic. Although the canal is no longer needed for the transportation of goods, you will see many charming boat homes anchored on the water, and you can even hire a barge to enjoy the stretch of the canal in private.</span></div>
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<div><span>Primrose Hill boasts one of the best panoramic views of London. Until the 19th century, the mound was still largely covered by woodland and was a favourite hunting ground of British monarchs. Today, it is home to some of the United Kingdom’s biggest stars, gaining a reputation as one of London’s most fashionable places to live. The viewing point at the top of Primrose Hill is one of only six protected viewing spots in London.</span></div>
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<h2><span>Experiences and Events</span></h2>
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<div><span>London Zoo will soon celebrate its 200th anniversary and has been enjoyed by locals and tourists alike for centuries. Home to more than 300 species and featuring an aquarium, reptile house, an array of big cats, a bird safari, and a menagerie of different monkeys, it is a wonderful place to pass the afternoon with children.</span></div>
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<div><span>This area is also home to the world-famous Lord’s Cricket Ground, which has been visited by people from all over the globe for over one hundred years. There is nothing more quintessentially British than a game of cricket and Lord’s is the best place on earth to enjoy it.</span></div>
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<h2><span>Properties in Regent’s Park</span></h2>
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<div><span>The streets surrounding the park are defined by timeless design reminiscent of a bygone era. The outer circle, which borders the park, is home to rows of spacious terraced mansions, which are some of the largest and most grand in London. East of this enclave, a diverse range of properties cater to families, featuring homes that are stately yet comfortable and convenient. Classic design elements unify the neighbourhood, characterising mansion blocks and stucco villas alike.</span></div>
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<div><span>Towards the East, the architectural narrative transitions to the early 20th century, as the area developed to accommodate a growing middle class. Here, a diverse range of properties, from charming townhouses to spacious family homes, emerged. These buildings often feature elements of the Arts and Crafts movement, emphasising natural materials, handcrafted details, and a harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape. The area also includes mid-century modern apartment blocks that introduce a sleek, functional design, yet are harmoniously integrated into the existing architectural fabric.</span></div>
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This imposing home presents an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a Grade I listed Nash villa which is set behind a large carriage drive which has space for eight cars in one of London’s most sought after locations. 

 

Upon entry you are greeted by a grand entrance hall which has high ceilings, beautiful parquet floors and classical cornicing. The large drawing room has floor to ceiling windows at both ends, a hand carved marble fireplace and a wonderful chandelier; the space has been designed to embrace the period features. A dining room, study and guest W.C are also located on this floor.

 

There is plenty of space to entertain in the kitchen / breakfast room which is located on the lower ground floor and opens up onto a family room. There is also a gym, a second guest W.C, a utility room, boot room, store room and wine store located on this floor which opens onto the impressive walled garden, the perfect place for alfresco dining in the warmer months. At the back of the garden you will find the self-contained mews house which sits above the double garage  and is perfect for those with live-in staff.

 

The generously proportioned principal bedroom, which has a large en-suite bathroom with double sinks and a spacious dressing room, is located on the first floor. There are two additional bedrooms on this floor which share a family bathroom. Four further bedrooms can be found on the second floor as well as an extra bathroom. 


Gloucester Lodge is located on the east side of Regent's Park on the outer circle. Gloucester Gate provides easy access to the shops and restaurants of Marylebone & the West End and excellent transport facilities with both Great Portland Street and Regent's Park Stations close by plus easy access to the A40.

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An exceptionally rare double fronted John Nash villa with a self contained Mews

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United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to showcase this spectacular six-bedroom house in Regent’s Park, London. This incredibly rare home, originally designed in 1811 by world renowned architect John Nash whose resumé includes Buckingham Palace, has been meticulously restored and boasts stunning views over Regent’s Park including the boating lake.


Having been restored to the highest of standards of luxury allowing for today's modern standard of living, the house offers an exceptional blend of bedrooms and entertaining space with impressive volume and high ceilings. The magnificent first floor double reception room benefits from stunning views and the elegant ground floor dining room boasts 3.7m ceiling heights. To the rear of the house is a private long walled garden leading directly into a mews house (114sq.m./1,222sq.ft.).   
  
This space provides additional accommodation to the main house, with a gym, a double garage and two further bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs for family, guests or staff. Further benefits include 24-hour on-site manned security for the sole use of the road. The total size of this stunning house including the mews' is 625 sq.m. / 6,730 sq.ft.

Hanover Terrace is situated on the west side of Regent’s Park offering a wide range of recreational facilities including London Zoo, The Open-Air Theatre, and the vast open green spaces of Regent’s Park itself.   
  
The property is ideally located with the fashionable shops, cafes and restaurants of Marylebone High Street and St John's Wood High Street only moments away. Both Baker Street and St John's Wood Underground stations are a short walk away allowing for easy access to transport facilities into Central London.

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An exceptional Grade I Listed home on the edge of Regent's Park

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United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is thrilled to present this wonderful house on Hanover Terrace. Nestled discreetly in one of Regent's Park's most sought-after terraces, this seven-bedroom Grade I listed house unfolds over 6,103 sq ft, including a separate mews house. Recently restored, it blends timeless elegance with contemporary comfort, creating a harmonious home for living and entertaining.

The enchanting southwest-facing garden flourishes in spring and summer, while each bedroom has plenty of storage and is exceptionally light. Additionally, there is also a private gym and sauna. A separate mews house has a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, perfect for guests, staff, or even a home office, as well as a garage for two cars

Overlooking Regent’s Park, the house is in one of the best spots in London. Verdant views are framed by sash windows at the back of the house. 

The house is close to everything one could want from a central London address, including the capital’s best restaurants and shops, not to mention the park. Transport links are excellent with nearby access to Marylebone and Baker Street stations for trains and the Underground.

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A stunning Grade I listed house with views over Regent's Park

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This exquisite family home is the perfect blend of timeless architectural design and seamless modern conveniences. Its aura of eminent quality is reflected in its intricate masonry and striking aspects like its ultra-modern fireplace and light-filling glass roof. It has been fully refurbished to the highest of standards, all while retaining the period features and classic charm that make it such a distinguished luxury property.   
  
The lower ground floor of the house has a private study, spacious utility room, several storage vaults and a playroom, that could also double as staff quarters. On the ground floor there is the welcoming kitchen and breakfast room with dining room, followed by two more formal reception rooms on the first floor including the elegant drawing room that overlooks Regent’s Park. The principal bedroom is on the second floor and comes with its own dressing room and en-suite bathroom. There are four bedrooms on the third floor and on the further floor there is the decked private roof terrace which has been well designed for al fresco events and looks out over Regent’s Park. The house also comes with its own internal lift, exclusive resident’s parking and access to communal private gardens.     
  

Chester Terrace is just steps from Regent’s Park, one of London’s revered Royal Parks. It is also nearby to Mayfair, Primrose Hill, Marylebone, Soho and Covent Garden, so it is the ideal spot from which to enjoy the amazing array of wonders you can find in prime central London.