Flat Apartment, Fitzhardinge Street, London

There’s an ease to Fitzhardinge Street – set back from the Marylebone bustle, but close enough to Selfridges, Bond Street and London’s sprawling green spaces. Behind the stucco-fronted façade, a two-bedroom apartment balances heritage finesse and contemporary calm.

Perched on the third floor of a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse, the home opens into a generous hallway. It’s a minimalist canvas, but one with presence: wide proportions, a muted palette and dark herringbone floors set the stage for the styling throughout. The reception room is bright and poised, with natural light that filters through sash windows softening the space. It’s easy to imagine this room pared-back and serene – or layered with texture and art.

Through double doors, the dining room is designed for hosting. Generous proportions bring a sense of occasion, while the neighbouring kitchen keeps things streamlined and modern. Handleless cabinetry, integrated appliances and glossy finishes lend a contemporary note, yet feel at home within the heritage framework.

Elsewhere, the principal bedroom invites restful evenings. A vaulted ceiling and high-set window create unexpected drama and an impressive sense of space, while bespoke wardrobes keep lines clean. Its en suite bathroom takes a similarly elevated approach: smooth stone, a twin vanity and a walk-in rainfall shower. The guest bedroom suite continues the tone – understated, elegant and functional, with fitted wardrobes and a bathroom wrapped in warm, neutral tiling.

Set close to Regent’s Park and Oxford Street, Fitzhardinge Street is an exceptional setting for easy access to the city. Only a short walk away from some of London’s best sights, this apartment sits in a sought-after spot. Start the day with brunch and coffee from Drunch or Granger & Co., before strolling along Oxford Street for an array of retail therapy options. Window shop and browse boutiques on New Bond Street. For Michelin-starred Indian cuisine, dine at Trishna. For culture, head to Moco Museum London. On sunny days, the lawns and gardens of Hyde Park and Regent’s Park are within easy reach.

Bond Street - 7 mins (Central, Jubilee, Elizabeth)