Marylebone Square, Marylebone, W1

Designed by UK developer Concord, and comprising 54 luxury apartments, the development reimagines the classic London mansion block and cuts a handsome Neo-Georgian dash amongst the neighbourhood’s other finest period architecture.

Marylebone Square is an architectural triumph on so many levels. A glazed terracotta exterior is complemented by intricate cast metal balustrades that give the building a sophisticated street profile. A five-level, glass-canopied courtyard provides a picturesque focal point and is presided over by a 24-hour concierge service. So, for anyone seeking a prestigious second address in London, Marylebone Square is an excellent choice. Refined, elegant and meticulously designed, the apartments are expansive, yet welcoming. Full-height windows and sliding glass doors allow living areas to benefit from the maximum amount of natural light and the kitchen and bathrooms all feature classic French marble tiling.

In Marylebone, there are independent grocers, family restaurants and friendly barbers that have all played a longstanding part of life in the neighbourhood and continue to do so. Step out from your Marylebone Square apartment and grab lunch at Aubaine before browsing through titles at Daunt Books. Pick up a few luxury gifts from places like Olivia Rubin or Kastur Jewels before taking a relaxing stroll around the Regent’s Park boating lake. If you’re dining in, The Ginger Pig offers the finest organic produce and if you’re eating out, Chiltern Firehouse is still a five-star celebrity favourite.

Education and culture have dominated life in Marylebone since the mid-18th century and today, many of London’s most outstanding schools can be found in the neighbourhood. Centrally-located, Marylebone enjoys superlative transport connections. Apart from an abundance of nearby Zone 1 Underground stations, the new high-speed Elizabeth Line has a main stop at Bond Street underground - just a five-minute walk down the road. Journey times from here are scheduled to be slashed by more than half. Imagine. You could be in the City in seven minutes, Canary Wharf in thirteen or be checking in at Heathrow in just half an hour.