The 4,071‑sq‑ft duplex, boasting three bedrooms and three bathrooms, sits on the northern edge of Hyde Park and has undergone a comprehensive back‑to‑brick restoration that revealed 14‑foot ceilings and a 29‑by‑22‑foot reception room.
The meticulous refurbishment included custom cabinetry, a triptych of French doors, and a marble‑faced en‑suite bathroom, while a Gaggenau‑equipped kitchen and a walk‑in pantry anchor the modern culinary space.
An expansive south‑facing terrace, more than 30 feet long, can host ten guests at a dining table and features a built‑in barbecue kitchen; a gated staircase opens onto four acres of private communal gardens that are accessible exclusively to residents and owners.
The property’s tenure is a share of freehold, a detail that complicates ownership for buyers accustomed to outright freehold deeds, and the annual service charge is expected to hover around £100,000. Residents in the square have praised the terrace as a rare oasis amid the city bustle, underscoring the home’s appeal to those seeking both luxury and privacy.