Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, London, NW1

A rare Nash masterpiece overlooking Regent’s Park.

Description

A beautifully restored Nash masterpiece overlooking regent’s park, with exceptional volume and elegant ancillary accommodation.

An exceptional Grade I listed residence occupying a prime position on the outer circle of Regent’s Park, Hanover Terrace is a distinguished family home of remarkable architectural provenance. Originally designed in 1811 by the renowned John Nash, architect of Buckingham Palace, the property has been comprehensively restored to an exacting standard, seamlessly combining classical grandeur with modern luxury.

The accommodation is beautifully proportioned and arranged over multiple floors, characterised by impressive volumes, elegant ceiling heights and an abundance of natural light. The magnificent first-floor double reception room enjoys outstanding views across Regent’s Park and the boating lake, while the formal dining room, with ceiling heights of approximately 3.7m, provides an exceptional setting for entertaining. A substantial kitchen/breakfast room on the lower ground floor is complemented by leisure facilities including a cinema room, creating a well-balanced family environment.

The principal bedroom suite benefits from a dressing room, alongside three further bedrooms within the main house. To the rear, a private walled garden leads directly to a substantial mews house (approximately 112 sq m / 1,206 sq ft), providing valuable ancillary accommodation including a gym, garage and two additional bedrooms with bathrooms, ideal for guests, family or staff.

In total, the principal house and mews extend to approximately 616 sq m (6,631 sq ft).

Location

Hanover Terrace is on the western side of Regent’s Park’s outer circle, between Hanover Gate and The London Business School.

Regent’s Park itself offers a wide range of recreational facilities, including the Zoological Gardens, the open air theatre, Queen Mary’s Gardens, the boating lake and tennis courts. The nearest Underground station is Baker Street (Circle & District, Metropolitan, Jubilee, Bakerloo and Hammersmith & City Lines), which is approximately 800 metres walk.

Square Footage: 5,424 sq ft
Leasehold with approximately 107 years remaining.