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Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park: A Landmark Nash Residence of Unrivalled Elegance
This Grade II Listed Nash residence on Hanover Terrace is one of London’s most significant and desirable homes. It extends to approximately 6,136 sq ft (570 sq m).
A beautifully reimagined mews house adds further space. The property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of architectural importance. It is meticulously restored for modern living.
Available at £15,950,000 through Aston Chase, this remarkable home blends heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary luxury. Few properties can rival this combination.
A Masterpiece of Regency Architecture
Hanover Terrace is part of John Nash’s iconic vision for Regent’s Park. Its grand white stucco façades define a prestigious address.
This residence sits centrally within the terrace, with views of landscaped communal gardens and the park beyond.
The house has been restored to an exceptional standard. Its period integrity is preserved while delivering modern comfort and sophistication.
Architectural features – soaring ceilings, elegant proportions, and intricate detailing are carefully retained and enhanced.
Grand Entertaining, Thoughtfully Balanced
The ground floor is designed for formal entertaining and relaxed family life. A striking reception hall leads to a dining room with ceilings of about 3.6 metres, creating a sense of grandeur.
This space connects to the kitchen. The layout suits both traditional dining and contemporary hosting.
The kitchen is fully equipped with Gaggenau and Miele appliances.
It opens into a spacious, informal dining and family area. There is direct access to the garden, making this the home’s natural heart. It is perfect for everyday living and entertaining.
On the first floor, a magnificent L-shaped drawing room spans the house. Its ceilings reach about 3.5 metres, and it leads to a private balcony. The room’s scale and elegance impress, while remaining entirely livable.
A Principal Suite of Distinction
The principal suite occupies the entire second floor and offers a private sanctuary of exceptional quality. It includes a generous bedroom, a large dressing room, and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Both comfort and sophistication are at the core of this suite’s design.
Three further bedrooms are on the upper levels, with additional bathrooms. This ensures ample accommodation for family and guests.
Lower Ground Versatility and Additional Living
The lower ground floor introduces a relaxed dimension to the home. It has a media room and a garden/living room that opens to the landscaped outdoor space.
This level also includes self-contained staff accommodation with its own sitting area, bedroom, en-suite, and utility room.
This flexibility allows the house to adapt to modern lifestyles. It accommodates extended family, staff, or guests with ease.
A Mews House of Exceptional Quality
At the rear lies a fully reconstructed mews house, about 1,193 sq ft (110.8 sq m). It is interior designed by Laura Hammett’s acclaimed studio.
This stylish, self-contained residence includes an open-plan reception and dining area with a kitchen. Each of the two double bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom.
An integral garage completes the space. The finish is rarely seen in mews properties. It is ideal for guests, extended family, or staff accommodation.
Gardens, Security and Amenities
The rear of the house opens to a beautifully landscaped west-facing garden. It is designed by Amir Safiyari of Four Season Garden and maintained by Julius Singer. The garden has a water feature and mature planting. It provides a private and tranquil retreat.
There is a terrace at the mezzanine level and a balcony from the drawing room. These enhance the connection to the outdoors. Communal gardens at the front provide additional green space for residents.
Modern amenities are integrated throughout. These include air conditioning (where permitted), underfloor heating, a sophisticated audio-visual system, and advanced security with 24/7 patrols.
Practical features include off-street parking for two vehicles and an integral garage within the mews house. There are storage vaults and a dedicated plant room.
Regent’s Park: A Setting Without Equal
Few London locations rival the prestige of Regent’s Park. Its sweeping lawns, ornamental gardens, and cultural landmarks provide an extraordinary backdrop to daily life.
Hanover Terrace sits at the centre, offering tranquillity and proximity to the West End, Marylebone, and St John’s Wood.
A Rare Legacy Opportunity
This Hanover Terrace residence is more than a home. It is a piece of London’s architectural heritage reimagined for contemporary living.
With its scale, refined interiors, private garden, mews house, and unrivalled location, it stands as one of the finest properties in the capital.
For those seeking a residence of enduring significance and impeccable quality, this is an opportunity of the highest order.
For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact Aston Chase at 67-71 Park Road, Regent’s Park, London NW1 6XU, call 020 7724 4724, or email enquiries@astonchase.com.
