Fabric Magazine
July 2016

 
A beautifully presented substantial Grade I Listed family home spanning over 598 sq m/6,438 sq ft on a long lease. The house features well laid out accommodation with unusually wide formal entertaining rooms enjoying uninterrupted west facing views over Regent’s Park. This Nash designed residence benefits from a courtyard and mews house.

Cumberland Terrace was completed in 1826 under the patronage of The Prince Regent and is of particular importance as it was to stand opposite the Prince’s proposed palace in the park. This historic family home must be viewed to be truly appreciated. Cumberland Terrace enjoys the quiet seclusion and security that comes with overlooking central London’s largest park and yet is in easy reach of the City and the West End

Accomodation & Amenities

Principal bedroom with en-suite dressing room & bathroom, three further bedrooms (two with en-suite bathrooms, one with en-suite shower room & one with en-suite dressing room), guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, drawing room, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, library, playroom/TV room, laundry room, gated communal gardens, garage, off street parking, mews house comprising two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en-suite) & reception room.