Chester Terrace

A rare and distinguished end-of-terrace house on Chester Terrace, occupying a particularly privileged position on one of Regent’s Park’s most celebrated architectural crescents and combining grand period proportions with the exceptional benefits of a private lift and garage. Extending to approximately 3,523 sq ft, the house is arranged over five principal levels and offers wonderfully versatile accommodation, with its end of terrace position allowing for an enhanced sense of privacy and natural light.

The ground floor opens with an impressive entrance hall and leads to a generous dining room and separate kitchen, while the lower ground floor provides two bedrooms, a utility room and shower room, with access to a private courtyard. Three substantial vaults provide valuable additional storage.

The first floor is devoted to elegant entertaining space, centred around a magnificent reception room measuring approximately 21'8" x 15'9", with access to a balcony, complemented by a separate reception room or study. High ceilings, decorative cornicing and handsome fireplaces reinforce the grandeur and character of the house.

The upper floors provide generous bedroom accommodation, including an impressive principal bedroom suite with a substantial bathroom, together with three further bedrooms and additional bathroom facilities on the top floor.

A passenger lift connects the principal floors, an especially desirable feature in a house of this scale, while the private garage represents a further rarity in this prestigious central London setting.

With its coveted end position, impressive entertaining rooms, lift, private garage, balcony, courtyard and extensive vaults, this is an exceptional Regent’s Park residence offering a combination of elegance, scale and practicality that is seldom available on Chester Terrace.

Chester Terrace is one of the most distinguished addresses within the Regent’s Park Crown Estate, forming an elegant Grade I listed neoclassical terrace along the eastern side of Regent’s Park.

Designed by John Nash and completed in the 1820s, its grand stucco façades, sweeping proportions and private residents’ road create
an exceptional sense of prestige and privacy in the heart of central London.

The setting combines immediate access to the open spaces of Regent’s Park, including the Avenue Gardens, Queen Mary’s Gardens and London Zoo, with the vibrant amenities of Marylebone just moments away. Marylebone High Street, renowned for its independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and specialist shops, is within easy walking distance, while the wider West End is also close at hand.

Excellent transport connections are provided by nearby Great Portland Street and Regent’s Park Underground stations, making Chester Terrace exceptionally well positioned for both the tranquillity of Regent’s Park and the sophisticated lifestyle of Marylebone.