Great Russell Street, London

An exceptional Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, originally designed by John Nash in 1777 and forming part of one of his earliest London terraces.

Arranged over five floors, the house offers beautifully balanced family and entertaining accommodation, combining elegant period proportions with a considered contemporary specification. Four generous reception rooms are arranged across the lower ground, ground and first floors, each distinguished by high ceilings, fine original detailing and excellent natural light. The lower ground floor opens directly onto a private terrace, creating a natural extension of the entertaining space.

At the heart of the house is a substantial Poggenpohl kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with a central island and integrated appliances. The principal suite occupies the second floor and comprises a generous bedroom, bespoke Minimo dressing room and luxurious en suite bathroom. There are four further double bedrooms, two with en suite bathrooms, together with a further family bathroom, guest cloakroom and utility room.

The house has been comprehensively appointed with air conditioning, Lutron lighting, Crestron integrated entertainment and bespoke joinery, providing a discreetly modern complement to the building’s Georgian character.

A rare freehold house of considerable architectural importance, positioned in the heart of Bloomsbury with views towards the British Museum.

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