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the London home for two British Prime Ministers (Churchill and Rosebery) and for the Duke of Clarence, crowned King William IV.
The property is brought to market for the first time in 52 years, offering a rare opportunity for a discerning buyer to purchase a truly unique home in the heart of Mayfair.
The six bedroomed property is arranged over six floors, with its protected 18th century elements confined to the ground and first floors. The rest of the house has been
extensively altered since World War II and is suited to refurbishment. The property offers two staircases, which is very rare in Mayfair and allows its easy division into two
locked door flats, or into four private residential floors and two for a private office.
The property is entered at ground floor level into a spacious entrance hall, with a staircase leading up to the upper floors and a generous reception/dining room with adjoining kitchen.
The breathtaking reception/drawing room, with 3.5m ceiling height, is located on the first floor and is flooded with south facing sunlight from its three large sash windows. The principal bedroom, spanning the full width of the house, is found on the second floor and receives an abundance of morning light. Two bedrooms, a bathroom and a utility room are found on the lower ground floor.
A 408 sq ft roof garden, entered only this house, is available by licence (renewable by negotiation). Additional outside space can be found at both lower and third floor level. A kitchenette by its entrance allows outdoor eating in summer. Wine storage is offered in two large cellars beneath the street. Back to listing
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Description
This beautiful Grade II listed freehold house was built in 1756 and forms part of a highly desirable terrace on one of Mayfair’s most peaceful streets. Charles Street has beenthe London home for two British Prime Ministers (Churchill and Rosebery) and for the Duke of Clarence, crowned King William IV.
The property is brought to market for the first time in 52 years, offering a rare opportunity for a discerning buyer to purchase a truly unique home in the heart of Mayfair.
The six bedroomed property is arranged over six floors, with its protected 18th century elements confined to the ground and first floors. The rest of the house has been
extensively altered since World War II and is suited to refurbishment. The property offers two staircases, which is very rare in Mayfair and allows its easy division into two
locked door flats, or into four private residential floors and two for a private office.
The property is entered at ground floor level into a spacious entrance hall, with a staircase leading up to the upper floors and a generous reception/dining room with adjoining kitchen.
The breathtaking reception/drawing room, with 3.5m ceiling height, is located on the first floor and is flooded with south facing sunlight from its three large sash windows. The principal bedroom, spanning the full width of the house, is found on the second floor and receives an abundance of morning light. Two bedrooms, a bathroom and a utility room are found on the lower ground floor.
A 408 sq ft roof garden, entered only this house, is available by licence (renewable by negotiation). Additional outside space can be found at both lower and third floor level. A kitchenette by its entrance allows outdoor eating in summer. Wine storage is offered in two large cellars beneath the street. Back to listing
