Prince Albert Road, Regent’s Park, NW1

Property Summary

A double-fronted stucco Nash Villa of approximately 5,978 sq ft, set behind electric gates on Prince Albert Road overlooking Regent’s Park. The freehold house is arranged across five floors and presented in excellent decorative condition throughout. The ground floor opens with an impressive entrance hall leading to a double reception room and an open-plan kitchen and dining room, while the first floor provides a grand reception room, a separate study and a large bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The principal suite occupies the entire second floor with a dedicated dressing area and en-suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged on the third floor. At lower-ground level, a generous family room opens directly onto the landscaped wrap-around garden, with additional bedroom accommodation offering flexibility for leisure or ancillary use. The property benefits from air conditioning, CCTV, an alarm system, a balcony, a utility room and gated off-street parking for several cars.

Key Features

• Stucco-fronted Nash Villa of approximately 5,978 sq ft
• Freehold tenure
• Six bedrooms and six bathrooms across five floors
• Double reception room and open-plan kitchen/dining room at ground level
• Grand first-floor reception room with separate study
• Full-floor principal suite with dressing area and en-suite bathroom
• Lower-ground family room opening onto the garden
• Landscaped wrap-around garden to the rear
• Gated off-street parking for several cars
• Air conditioning throughout
• CCTV and alarm security systems
• Balcony and utility room
• High ceilings throughout
• EPC Rating E
• Direct outlook towards Regent’s Park

Design Comment

Prince Albert Road has long been regarded as one of the capital’s most prestigious residential addresses, and this Nash Villa upholds that reputation with generous lateral proportions and a classical stucco facade. The five-floor arrangement offers clearly defined living, entertaining and private quarters, while the existing decorative condition provides a refined canvas upon which to introduce a fully considered interior scheme. High ceilings, the double-fronted footprint and direct garden access from the lower ground floor present considerable scope for an approach that unifies period architectural character with contemporary luxury.

The full-floor principal suite is a particular opportunity. With careful spatial planning, the existing dressing area and en-suite could be reimagined as a hotel-grade retreat incorporating bespoke joinery, specialist stone finishes and integrated lighting design. Equally, the lower-ground level — currently configured as a family room with additional bedroom accommodation — lends itself to the creation of a private wellness zone, potentially incorporating a home gym, treatment space or wine storage, all with direct flow onto the garden.

The wrap-around garden itself is a rare asset at this scale in central London. A landscaping programme coordinated with the interior design could establish seamless indoor-outdoor living, with considered hard and soft planting, external lighting and entertainment areas that extend the usable footprint of the house through the warmer months. Throughout the property, upgrades to mechanical, electrical and home automation systems would bring the residence fully in line with the expectations of a discerning contemporary buyer.

Development Consultations

To assist potential buyers of this property to understand their full design and development options, Janine Stone & Co. is able to provide complimentary design concept and development consultations. It can be arranged for these consultations to take place at the property or in our London studio. Janine Stone & Co. will provide guidance on architecture, refurbishment and planning considerations, in addition to helping interested parties to develop their early design ideas into floor plans with estimated project costs and timelines for realisation.

Should a successful acquisition take place, we would be happy to take these initial concepts through to a full concept and subsequent planning, design and build phases.