D'arblay Street, Soho, London

This wonderful 18th century home dating from 1741, boasts excellent proportions and includes charming original features from the time of its construction.

The exposed wooden beams, panelling, exposed brick work and several fireplaces set the warmth and character of this rare original house. The accommodation is superb and provides enormous flexibility.

There is a reception room on the ground floor which could also be used as an additional bedroom, a separate family room, kitchen/breakfast room, a dining room, four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

The property further benefits from spa facilities with a sauna and steam room, a cellar, the rarity of outside space with a roof terrace, and the additional rarity of being a Freehold property in the heart of Soho.

D’Arblay Street is situated in the heart of Soho, just off Wardour Street and moments from Oxford Street. Built in 1737, D’Arblay Street forms part of one of London’s most historic and characterful neighbourhoods, where Georgian architecture sits alongside some of the capital’s most renowned cultural, culinary and entertainment destinations.

The house is superbly located for the world-class restaurants, bars and nightlife of Soho, as well as the exceptional amenities of neighbouring Fitzrovia, Covent Garden and Mayfair. Residents enjoy an unrivalled lifestyle, with everything from Michelin-starred dining and independent cafés to boutique shopping, theatres, galleries and private members’ clubs all within a short stroll. Soho’s vibrant atmosphere and rich creative heritage continue to make it one of London’s most desirable residential districts, attracting professionals, creatives and international residents alike.

Living in Soho offers a rare combination of convenience and excitement. Whether enjoying a morning coffee in a nearby courtyard, meeting friends in one of the area’s celebrated restaurants, exploring the West End’s theatres and cultural venues, or shopping along Carnaby Street and Regent Street, residents benefit from having some of London’s finest attractions on their doorstep. Despite its cosmopolitan energy, the area also provides access to numerous peaceful garden squares and green spaces, including Soho Square and nearby Regent’s Park.

Connectivity is excellent, making D’Arblay Street an ideal base for both business and leisure. There are underground stations at Oxford Circus (Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines) (0.3 miles) and Tottenham Court Road (Central and Northern lines, Elizabeth line) (0.3 miles), providing fast and convenient access across London and beyond. Please note all distances are approximate.