House For Sale £5,500,000
Built circa 1819 to 1824 by George Pocock for Hon Fulke Greville Howard's Estate, this outstanding family house is arranged over four floors as six bedrooms with a separate flat forming the lower ground floor.
The accommodation on the raised ground floor is centred around a wide reception hall with doors leading to a grand double aspect reception room with a balcony overlooking the garden, kitchen with open plan dining/family room and conservatory with old vine and stairs to the garden. The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has been designed as a self contained flat with a bedroom, bathroom, living room and kitchen with access to a large roof terrace.
The lower ground floor is a self contained flat with a separate entrance featuring a reception room, large kitchen, double bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and is accessible from both the raised and lower ground floors. The garage can be accessed from the lower ground floor, and there is access to the garden.
The accommodation on the raised ground floor is centred around a wide reception hall with doors leading to a grand double aspect reception room with a balcony overlooking the garden, kitchen with open plan dining/family room and conservatory with old vine and stairs to the garden. The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has been designed as a self contained flat with a bedroom, bathroom, living room and kitchen with access to a large roof terrace.
The lower ground floor is a self contained flat with a separate entrance featuring a reception room, large kitchen, double bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and is accessible from both the raised and lower ground floors. The garage can be accessed from the lower ground floor, and there is access to the garden.
This exceptional house, one of the earliest to be built in the area, is well positioned for the numerous pavement cafes, restaurants and boutiques of St John's Wood High Street, Underground Station (Jubilee Line), 0.6 miles to The American School in London (ASL) and just 1.3 miles to the green spaces of Regent's Park. All distances are approximate.
