South Audley Street, Mayfair, LONDON

Listing Details:

£35,000,000 freehold
Price

Residential BUILDING
Property Type

South Audley Street, Mayfair, W1K
Neighborhood

1,479m2
Total living space

2%
COMMISION

freehold
roof terrace
features

 

13 SOUTH AUDLEY STREET

  • Freehold

  • Grade II Listed, 6 storey Georgian terrace house built in c.1736..

  • Approximately 5,118 sq ft (475.46 sq m) gross internal area (GIA), arranged over Lower Ground, Ground, and four upper floors.

  • Lower Ground floor terrace and a larger Ground level internal terrace, both of which lead to the private communal garden.

  • The property comprises 6-7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, playroom, study, expansive open-plan kitchen/living and dining area, separate living room and plenty of storage.

  • The rear extension and top-lit gallery, provides unique heritage features.

14 SOUTH AUDLEY STREET

  1. Freehold

  2. Grade II Listed, 6 storey Georgian terrace building, originally built as a townhouse in c.1736.

  3. Approximately 10,815 sq ft (1,004.17 sq m) GIA, arranged over Lower Ground, Ground and four upper floors.

  4. The property comprises both residential and office use, with office use the main function of the Property.

  5. The Fourth Floor self-contained 1-bedroom flat comprises a large kitchen/reception room, bedroom and bathroom.

  6. The property has a lift, accessing Lower Ground to Third floor.

  7. The private communal garden is accessed via a rear door located on the Lower Ground floor level.

  8. The Ground Floor flat is ancillary the main office use and is located to the rear of the property, comprising a self-contained 1-bedroom flat, with reception hall, kitchen, grand meeting/reception room, and non-original mezzanine where the bedroom is located.

LONDON’S, PREMIER ADDRESS

Mayfair is an area steeped in history and London’s
most exclusive hotel, office and residential district, complemented by its unique luxury retail offer, high profile art galleries and world famous private members’ clubs.

The unparalleled clustering of world class amenity has cemented its appeal as the place to live, work and play for the world’s wealthiest and most high profile individuals, which further emphasises the rarity of this freehold opportunity.

 
 
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