Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, London, NW1

Listed 23 May 2026 · Camden
An exceptional Grade I listed Nash residence of rare architectural distinction, this beautifully restored home occupies a prime position on the renowned Chester Terrace, one of the most iconic addresses within Regent’s Park and the Crown Estate.
Overlooking the eastern boundary of Regent’s Park, the property enjoys uninterrupted views across the park and offers approximately 4,726 sq ft (439.1 sq m) of luxurious internal accommodation, including vaults, arranged over six meticulously designed floors and served by a private lift.
Designed by the celebrated architect John Nash, Chester Terrace is distinguished by its striking Corinthian arches and impressive near 1,000-foot façade, an enduring symbol of Regency grandeur.
This elegant residence has undergone an extensive and highly sensitive refurbishment, seamlessly combining classical architecture with contemporary sophistication. Immaculate throughout, the interiors are defined by soaring ceiling heights, grand proportions and exceptional finishes, creating a refined yet inviting atmosphere.
A magnificent reception hall leads to an elegant formal dining room, while the bespoke kitchen and breakfast room provides a stylish yet highly functional setting for everyday living and informal entertaining. The first floor features an impressive principal reception room extending over 24 feet in width, offering an exceptional space for entertaining on a grand scale.
The lower ground floor has been thoughtfully designed as a private leisure and entertainment suite, comprising a cinema room, bar, steam room, sauna and hot tub, creating a luxurious spa-style retreat within the home. The accommodation includes five beautifully appointed bedrooms, highlighted by a magnificent principal suite complete with a dedicated dressing room. The upper floors are carefully arranged to maximise natural light and flow, culminating in a spectacular roof terrace with panoramic views across Regent’s Park and the London skyline, complete with a BBQ area and generous space for outdoor entertaining.
Further features include a study/library, vaulted storage rooms, plant room, and a lock-up garage to the rear, all contributing to the exceptional practicality and comfort of this remarkable home. This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of Regent’s Park’s finest Nash residences, a house that perfectly balances historic grandeur with modern luxury in one of London’s most prestigious and picturesque settings.
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Median sold prices in NW1 over the last 12 months: flat £625k · terraced £1.39m · semi-detached £2.47m.
| Address | Type | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Chester Terrace London NW1 4ND | Terraced Leasehold | 12 Dec 2025 | £10,000,000 |
| 39 Chester Terrace London NW1 4ND | Terraced Leasehold | 29 Feb 2024 | £8,800,000 |
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Listed by Sandfords, Regents Park on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 23 May 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 23/05/2026.
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