Five-storey period home within a private enclave in Regent's Park

One of six houses in the St. Katharine's Precinct in Regent's Park, this Grade II*-listed Gothic Revival property is a fine example of a historical home that has been redesigned to perfectly suit modern living. Originally built between 1826–1827 by the renowned architect Ambrose Poynter, a founding director of the Institute of British Architects and an associate of John Nash, the architect of Regent’s Park, the property is part of a rare collection of houses grouped in a private enclave overlooking Regent’s Park.