65 Duke Street, Mayfair, London, W1K

Stepping into this lateral apartment, the scale is immediately apparent – approximately 2,400 sq ft of beautifully considered living space on the first floor of a handsome Grade II-listed Victorian building dating to the 1890s. Queen Anne in style, its façade of red brick and Ketton stone dressings commands quiet authority in one of London's most sought-after postcodes. Inside, the apartment is finished to an exacting standard and flooded with natural light.



The main living spaces form the centre of the apartment. A generously proportioned reception room sets the tone, its rich dark floors, neutral palette and spectacular original cornicing creating an effortless setting for both quiet evenings in and more formal entertaining. It is flanked by a bespoke Bulthaup kitchen, fully appointed with a full raft of Gaggenau appliances, rich cabinetry, and space for dining.



Three bedroom suites are arranged to offer privacy and comfort. The principal suite features a dressing room and a beautifully finished en-suite bathroom clad in bespoke marble complete with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower. Two further double bedrooms, one with its own en suite, open onto the private decked terrace through sliding doors. At sixteen metres, the terrace is a rare and generous offering for a home of this nature.



Throughout, the apartment has been refurbished and interior-designed to the highest specification, while its original character has been carefully preserved. High ceilings, bay windows, cornicing and fireplaces have been thoughtfully preserved, each speaking to the pedigree of the building. Amenities include an on-site concierge, nighttime security, air conditioning, lift service, and a storage cupboard on the lower ground floor. The emergency-hours service is a further benefit.



Duke Street places you at the very heart of Mayfair, with renowned restaurants, designer boutiques and some of London's most celebrated institutions all close at hand. The newly opened Rosewood London, transforming the former US Embassy into one of the capital's most talked-about hotels, brings a fresh energy to the neighbourhood. Selfridges, Mount Street and Brown Hart Gardens are all within strolling distance, and Bond Street station offers swift connections across the city. It is a location that combines world-class amenities with a warmly residential character, making this one of the capital's most desirable addresses.