18 Park Square East, Regents Park

Originally conceived in 1823 as Britain’s first purpose-built Diorama, The Diorama has evolved over two centuries into one of London’s most fascinating and historically significant buildings.

Located on the southern boundary of The Regent’s Park, the property occupies no. 18 Park Square East, a Grade I listed John Nash designed terrace overlooking Park Square. The property benefits from a convenient position adjacent to the northern border of London’s West End, and forms part of the North of Oxford Street sub-market. The immediate area is characterised by an attractive blend of parkland and some of London’s most opulent architecture, including Park Square East and West, Park Crescent to the south and British Land’s Regent’s Place immediately to the east.

Under the Crown Estate’s stewardship, The Regent’s Park continues to be one of London’s most prestigious addresses, rich in cultural heritage and offering access to an abundance of lifestyle amenities in neighbouring Marylebone and Fitzrovia.