Mercer Street

Mercer Street occupies an enviable position within Seven Dials - one of London’s most vibrant and historic neighbourhoods- renowned for its characterful streets, independent boutiques, acclaimed restaurants and thriving theatre scene.
Arranged over five floors, No. 25 is a Grade II listed townhouse of considerable charm and character, offering bright and well-proportioned accommodation extending to approximately 1,695 sq ft. Dating from the late seventeenth century and forming part of Sir Thomas Neale’s original Seven Dials development, the house combines a rich architectural heritage with the convenience of modern city living.
Mercer Street enjoys a particularly special position within Seven Dials, combining the energy and cultural richness of Covent Garden with the atmosphere of a quieter residential enclave. Positioned moments from some of London’s finest restaurants, theatres, cafés and independent shops, No. 25 offers an exceptional London lifestyle whilst remaining remarkably peaceful behind its handsome historic façade.
The house itself is wonderfully bright, with large sash windows throughout and accommodation arranged across a series of elegant floors. Period fireplaces, decorative detailing and generous proportions create a welcoming and characterful home, whilst the private patio and three-bedroom suites provide a level of comfort and flexibility rarely found in such a central location.
The house is entered from Mercer Street and unfolds across a series of well-proportioned floors, each benefitting from excellent natural light and an abundance of period character.
Occupying the ground floor is an elegant reception room extending to almost twenty-four feet in length. Distinguished by intricate decorative cornicing, attractive period joinery and a handsome working fireplace, it is a wonderful space for both entertaining and everyday living. Large sash windows at either end draw natural light deep into the room throughout the day, enhancing the sense of volume.
On the lower ground floor is a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room forming the heart of the house. Arranged around an extensive fitted kitchen with generous storage, the room enjoys a bright atmosphere, benefitting from natural light both from the rear and from the stairwell above. Doors open directly onto the patio, creating a natural extension of the accommodation and providing an attractive setting for dining and entertaining.
Throughout the house, period features sit comfortably alongside practical modern living, creating interiors of warmth, flexibility and enduring appeal.
A staircase rises through the house to three generous bedroom suites, each occupying its own floor and enjoying an unusual degree of privacy.
The first floor accommodates a particularly spacious bedroom overlooking the surrounding historic streetscape. Beautifully proportioned and flooded with natural light from a pair of large sash windows, the room features an attractive fireplace and is served by a substantial adjoining bathroom incorporating double sinks, a traditional bath and separate shower.
Occupying the entire second floor, the principal bedroom suite enjoys a wonderful sense of seclusion. A pair of large windows illuminate the room throughout the day, whilst a fireplace and elegant proportions reinforce the character of the house. Adjoining dressing room and bathroom accommodation create a highly practical arrangement and a comfortable principal floor.
The top floor provides a further bedroom suite with extensive fitted wardrobes and excellent natural light. Pretty windows flood the space with light, whilst additional borrowed light from the glazed stairwell enhances the sense of openness throughout the floor. With an adjoining shower room.
“Quietly tucked away behind one of Seven Dials’ most historic streets.