A slice of London’s aristocratic past – and its record-breaking present – is now up for grabs.
Mansion House, an opulent property on Cowley Street, is officially for sale with United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty and carrying price tag of £21 million.
This historic residence, designed by the esteemed London-born architect Horace Field, made headlines last year as Westminster’s highest value let – a feat that highlights its status as one of the capital’s most coveted addresses.
Stepping inside Mansion House is like walking into a seamless blend of historic charm and modern indulgence.
GRANDEUR AND MODERN LUXURY
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The property retains its period allure with standout features, including a majestic central staircase, an oak-paneled drawing room and an ornate gilt cupola that harks back to an era of regal elegance.
But this home is anything but stuck in the past. It boasts an array of high-end amenities designed for contemporary luxury living.
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Residents can unwind in a state-of-the-art spa – complete with a gym, sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi – or entertain in style with a walk-in wine room, a games room, a cinema, and a sleek bar.
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All of this is enhanced by integrated audio-visual and lighting systems, offering the perfect marriage of tradition and technology.
ROYALTY ROOFTOP
One of the property’s most breathtaking features is its private rooftop terrace, offering a panoramic sweep of London’s skyline.
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From this elevated sanctuary, owners can drink in unparalleled views of Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the House of Lords – a daily reminder of the property’s prestigious location at the heart of British power.
Mansion House is truly a piece of London’s storied history – a property that has already cemented its place in the capital’s record books – and the epitome of prestige and elegance.
Its record-breaking rental history only adds to its allure, making this a landmark listing for London’s luxury property market.
