Great Cumberland Place, London, W1H 7LJ

• An elegant mid-terrace, period Property located between Hyde Park and
Marylebone High Street
• The Property is Grade II listed and currently arranged as seven residential apartments
• The Property offers the purchaser a unique, value add refurbishment/ development
opportunity across two residential apartments and communal areas. The remaining
apartments are sold off on long leaseholds until Circa 2115
• The total floor area comprises approximately 6,521 sq ft GIA / 5,174 sq ft NSA
• The Property is offered on a freehold basis from The Portman Estate
• Guiding offers in excess of £750,000

The Portman Estate, which was first established in 1532, comprises 110 acres of prime
commercial, retail and residential space in Marylebone. The Portman Estate actively manages
the property assets, both directly as a landlord to an ever-increasing number of residential
and commercial customers, and through their relationships with long-term leaseholders.

Located in the London Borough of Westminster, the Property is positioned in Marylebone, just north of Marble Arch. Marble Arch acts as an access point to Hyde Park, one of the most prominent Royal Parks in London with over 350 acres of green open space. Additionally, the Property is located 0.6 miles away from Regents Park, one of London’s Royal Parks. In recent years, Marylebone has become one of the most popular and fashionable places to live and work in Central London. Under the stewardship of both The Portman Estate and the Howard de Walden Estate, Marylebone has evolved into a vibrant destination within Central London, based around a carefully curated collection of shops, restaurants, hotels and cultural institutions. The area boasts a world-class retail offering, ranging from the flagship stores such as Selfridges which line Oxford Street, to a wide selection of other high quality, independent boutiques dotted along Marylebone High Street. In terms of hotels, Chiltern Firehouse (currently undergoing refurbishment) and the Nobu Hotel, which opened in 2020, are two of the most popular in London. There are also many cultural attractions such as The Wallace Collection and Madame Tussaud’s which draw in thousands of visitors each year.