Home to some of the most desirable properties in Prime Central London and, indeed, the world Mayfair is known for its exclusive shops and chic boutiques and some of London’s most prestigious hotels, restaurants and private member’s clubs. Centrally located close to the world-renowned Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus, there are also quieter areas, such as Shepherds Market, which are perfect for a morning coffee.

Moments from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, Marylebone offers a distinct and tranquil “village-like” area of central London. The carefully curated high street, with its diverse range of independent and specialist retailers, is a key attraction for residents and businesses alike, with the regular Sunday farmers’ market adding to its appeal. Not far from Mayfair, featuring grand 19^th Century Georgian architecture, Regency style streets and sweeping crescents, Belgravia is famous for its white stucco-fronted houses, mews houses and embassies. Within Belgravia, Eaton Square and Belgrave Square are arguably London’s most prestigious addresses. 

Knightsbridge epitomises luxury reflected in its architecture and prestige throughout history characterised by red brick Queen Anne style buildings amongst rows of Georgian and Victorian terraces. In contrast, the world’s most expensive residential development, the ultra-modern One Hyde Park, is another symbol of luxury, contributing to Knightsbridge’s lasting appeal.

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea boasts a wealth of cultural attractions, from the Portobello Road in Notting Hill to the Saatchi Gallery off Sloane Square. This quintessential London borough offers some of the world’s most expensive and highly sought-after properties. 

St John’s Wood is an idyllic area of North West London and is home to popular British attractions such as Lord’s Cricket Ground and the infamous Abbey Road Studios. Known for its magnificent detached mansions on Avenue Road, purpose-built lateral apartments, villas and terraced houses, St John’s Wood offers a village lifestyle in Prime Central London. St John’s Wood High Street is among the most charming and exclusive high streets in Prime Central London, offering boutique shops and an abundance of high-end bars and restaurants.

Located between Marylebone and St John’s Wood is Regent’s Park. One of the most beautiful Royal Parks in Central London, the stucco façades of many properties in the park hide a vast array of configurations, interior design styles and layouts, creating some of the most luxurious houses and apartments in London. Hampstead alternatively provides a highly desirable enclave of London in the suburbs, with branded boutique shops, restaurants and cafes within Georgian buildings. 

London is a city to explore with areas and properties to suit all needs, our in-depth expertise of over 40 years allows us to assist our clients to buy and sell luxury properties in all areas of Prime Central London, whatever their requirements may be. 

London has something for everyone; history, culture, extensive exceptional restaurants (many Michelin star) and some of the most famous streets and department stores for luxury shopping in the world.

Rich in history, there is no shortage of impressive and iconic buildings and landmarks to marvel throughout the city. Some are residential and available to purchase or rent offering an opportunity to be a part of its history, to more famous historic residences and buildings such as Buckingham Palace, home to the British Royal family, the Royal Albert Hall and the Tower of London.

Culture underpins London’s lifestyle, with many prominent museums and art galleries throughout. Outside, the streets showcase the city’s reverence, commemorative blue plaques dispersed across the buildings highlight key moments in history, and architectural styles sit side by side representing centuries of design and development.

You might think British cuisine is only fish and chips, tea (with milk) and perfectly cut finger sandwiches, and although these are amongst our favourite foods, London has so much to offer. Quirky food markets, like Borough Market and Camden Market; luxurious food halls in Harrods and Fortnum and Mason; restaurants and private members clubs offering experiences together with delicious food; and Michelin Star and fusion restaurants with food from around the world, there certainly is something to suite whatever your taste.  

If you are a sports fan, be that either as a player of spectator, London offers access to some of the most famous sporting events worldwide. Each season has something to offer, including Wimbledon and Lords in the summer for those with an interest in tennis or cricket. If these don’t take your fancy there are excellent transport links taking you out of London to Silverstone for the Formula 1 and, of course, Ascot for the races among many more. In London itself there are hectares upon hectares of greenspace, Hyde Park, Green Park and St James’s Park to name a few open parkland spaces. Regent’s Park, while mostly open parkland, also has a wide range of facilities and amenities including gardens; a lake with a heronry, waterfowl and a boating area; sports pitches; and children’s playground. Equally there are many residents-only communal gardens with tennis courts, a quiet corner to relax or some have children’s playing areas.

London offers the possibility to travel all around the UK and internationally via a vast network of transport links. With direct trains to the major cities around the UK and quick access to major road links, London is the ideal central location for transport. We would certainly recommend a weekend trip out to the countryside. While in the centre of London you can opt for the underground or of course a famous red double decker bus or black cab. Alternatively, nearly all the central locations are accessible by foot, and in fact it is recommended to take a stroll as you never know what you may stumble across on your way. There are also direct links to the main London airports offering quick access all over Europe and globally.

Beauchamp Estates properties represent the London lifestyle and the desire to enjoy an iconic location. 

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Whether you are looking for your primary home, a second home or an investment property/properties in London, Beauchamp Estates’ London teams are able to offer guidance to help make your decision.  Some key factors to take into consideration before acquiring your dream property or investment: 

• Location  – Beauchamp Estates cover all of the super prime and prime postcodes of London including the sought after neighbourhoods of Mayfair, Belgravia, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Notting Hill, Bayswater, Hyde Park, Regents Park, St. John’s Wood, Hampstead and Little Venice.
  
  

  Our team are experts in prime London property and can help guide you to the right location and advise on the important factors driving your decision such as shopping, transport connections and local schools.

• Type of property – With a wide choice of property types available in London we can show you everything from small apartments to grand detached houses and everything in between to fit your budget.
  
  
• Lifestyle – London offers a wide array of neighbourhoods each with their own distinct character and architecture and we can help you find your perfect London lifestyle within this vibrant city.

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