Red brick mansion block building, Weymouth Street Marylebone
Neutral living room in Weymouth Street Apartment
Living room with large window in Weymouth Street Apartment
Loft interior with exposed brick in Weymouth Street Apartment
Living room with white sofa in Weymouth Street Apartment

No. 009

Marylebone

Weymouth Street Apartment

£1,680,000

Sold

2

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

1,120 sq ft

Internal area

D

EPC

2

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

1,120 sq ft

Internal area

D

EPC

1929

Year built

Leasehold, 74 years remaining

Tenure

About this home

A second-floor apartment in one of Marylebone’s red-brick mansion blocks, built in 1929 and largely unaltered in its layout since. High ceilings and deep skirting boards throughout are typical of the period and were part of what made this flat sell within three weeks of listing.

The reception room faces the street through a bay window, and both bedrooms are doubles, unusual for a mansion block flat of this size. The kitchen had been refitted by the previous owner in a simple shaker style that suited the building rather than fighting it.

This listing has now sold, agreed at £1,680,000 after a short chain-free transaction. It is kept here as a record of what a well-presented Weymouth Street flat achieves in the current market.

What’s included

  • 1929 red-brick mansion block

  • High ceilings and original skirting

  • Two double bedrooms

  • Shaker-style refitted kitchen

  • Bay-windowed reception room

  • Porter service to the building

  • 74-year lease remaining

  • Chain-free sale completed

Your agent

Portrait of Elena Marsh, founder and director of UrbanLane

Elena Marsh

Founder & Director, Sales

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