Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, NW1

Chester Terrace is a spacious family home and forms part of John Nash’s Regency vision for Regent’s Park, completed in 1825 by James Burton and Decimus Burton for the Crown Estate. Positioned on the Outer Circle, it overlooks the private gardens of the park to the front and Regent’s Park itself beyond, placing it within one of central London’s most architecturally significant settings. The terrace is Grade I listed and defined by its grand stucco façade and classical detailing, reflecting the ambition of early 19th century urban planning.

Chester Terrace offers state-of-the-art features as well as a passenger lift with access to all floors. The ground floor offers a grand reception hall and a kitchen leading to a stunning dining room. The elegant double reception room on the first floor features exceptionally high ceilings and excellent volumes, and picturesque views over Regent’s Park. The master bedroom suite occupies the entire second floor, with dressing room and luxurious en-suite bathroom. On the third floor are three further double bedrooms, one with en-suite and two sharing the family bathroom. An additional cinema/family room can also be found on the lower ground floor, as well as a garage/utility room. The house further benefits from a private roof terrace with uninterrupted views over London and off-road parking.

Chester Terrace is a quiet private road, set back from the Outer Circle. The terrace is fronted by a 300-meter communal garden and is served by private residents’ security. The property is within easy reach of Regent’s Park (Bakerloo Line) and Great Portland Street (Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines) Underground Stations.