Park Square West, Regents Park, London, NW1 4LJ

6bedrooms

7bathrooms

Terracedtype

Furnished or unfurnished, landlord is flexiblefurnishing

Listed 12 Apr 2024 · price reduced 24 Sept 2026 · Westminster

How the price compares

This home£49,833 pcm

Median 6 bed in Westminster£49,835 pcm5 homes listed

Difference-0%in line with the area

Key features

SIX BEDROOMS
FIVE EN-SUITE BATHROOMS
FORMAL DINING ROOM
PORTLAND STONE HALLWAY AND STAIRCASE
BESPOKE MARBLE KITCHEN
JOINERY BY OLIVER BURNS
CRESTON SYSTEM
AIRCON
SONOS SURROUND SOUND
MEDIA ROOM WITH BAR

About this home

One of Regent's Parks finest homes, overlooking one of London's premier garden squares. With excellent proximity to Westminster, the West End and the surrounding city, these homes were originally designed to attract London's elite as residents. Park Square West is a calm street with minimal traffic flow and ample residents parking to the front of the property. Park Square West is situated on the south side of Regent's Park, close to Marylebone Village. Regent's Park has been in the ownership of the Crown Estate since the 16th century and was largely designed for the Prince Regent by his friend and architect John Nash.

It is rare that a magnificent home such as this comes to market for rent. This truly unique home has exceptional flow, light, volumes and exquisite style which has been architecturally designed by Marek Wojciechowski. Almost every element of this elegant hand-crafted home has been restored or custom made and designed by award-winning luxury interior designers Oliver Burns. Attention to detail, quality of finish and the sophisticated, graceful design are all immediately apparent on entering this home. The layout maximises every available space to provide the perfect modern day family home with extensive, grand entertaining spaces. The most recent ground floor "glass box" dining room/kitchen extension with its retractable glass roof adds a modern twist to this classical home.

On the route to the first floor, you will find a picturesque outdoor terrace above the kitchen and, unusually, an extra bedroom floor at the top of the house. This is the only house on the terrace with this extra floor. All three bedrooms on the third floor have full ceiling heights and unobstructed views from full height windows - another unusual trait for a Nash Terrace house.

The houses on Park Square West are highly sought-after, as they possess some of the largest volumes and greatest widths in John Nash's design for Regent's Park. The property has beautiful cornicing and intricate original detailing with stunning views over the private gardens, located immediately opposite the front door of the property at Park Square (and including Park Crescent gardens).

The nearest Underground stations are Regent's Park (Bakerloo Line) which is only 50 metres away, Great Portland Street station (Metropolitan, Hammersmith and City, and Circle lines) is within 400 meters, and Baker Street Station which has access to 5 different underground lines which is approximately a 600 metre walk. The house is within 300 metres of Marylebone High Street, widely acknowledged as one of the best high streets in the country, with fashionable and popular village style shopping. Here you will find artisan shops, specialist food stores, bakeries, restaurants, cafés, bars, boutiques and a weekly farmers market.

Property details

Property type: Terraced
Council tax band: TBC
Furnishing: Furnished or unfurnished, landlord is flexible
Available from: Now
Deposit: £92,000
Tenancy: Long term
Parking: Yes
Garden: Yes

Floorplan

Location

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Regent's Park Station0.1 mi
Great Portland Street Station0.2 mi
Baker Street Station0.4 mi

What nearby homes sold for

Median sold prices in NW1 over the last 12 months: flat £625k · terraced £1.39m · semi-detached £2.47m.

Renting costs

Typical income needed£1,494,990a year, at 30 times the monthly rent

Holding deposit cap£11,500one week's rent

Tenancy deposit cap£69,000six weeks' rent

Caps follow the Tenant Fees Act 2019 (England). Referencing rules vary by agent; Scotland and Wales have their own rules.

Listed by Nova Haus London, London on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 12 Apr 2024; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: reduced on 24/09/2026.

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