With London being home to some of the most renowned landmarks in the world, United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty has collated a round-up of spectacular properties just a stone’s throw away from these iconic locations.
The Astor at 9 Millbank, Westminster
Overlooking the Houses of Parliament, The Astor at 9 Millbank is a lavish penthouse spread across an expansive 9,582 sq. ft. Named after Viscountess Nancy Astor, it features a 360-degree roof terrace with views of the famous Palace of Westminster including Big Ben which is across the road. Its interior design blends historic features from the 1920s with tastefully modern amenities. The penthouse also comprises a vast reception room, a cinema, library and study space. Residents also have easy access to a spa, swimming pool and fully equipped gym within the building.
Price: £29,500,000
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The OWO in Whitehall, formerly known as the Old War Office, is brimming with history, having been the headquarters of the British Army and the site of Winston Churchill’s office throughout the 21st century. It was even the inspiration behind Ian Fleming’s James Bond series and has been featured in numerous James Bond films. It is minutes away from Downing Street and Buckingham Palace.
The Grade II* listed building now houses 85 unique Raffles-branded residences, which seamlessly blend history with modernity. Residents have access to unrivalled services and amenities, namely the Guerlain spa and wellness centre and a three Michelin-starred Argentine-Italian restaurant.
Price from: £4,000,000
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Albert Court Mansions, Prince Consort Road, London
This four-bedroom lateral apartment is on the sixth floor of Albert Court Mansions, a prestigious mansion block in the heart of South Kensington. All rooms of this magnificent flat offer stunning views of the Royal Albert Hall, including a grand double reception room with large windows, a spacious dining room with high ceilings, a fully equipped kitchen and more. The residence is also just a short walk from cultural hotspots such as the Royal College of Music, the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum.
Price: £7,600,000
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68 Eaton Place, Belgravia, London
Located in the prestigious district of Belgravia, this two-bedroom apartment lies near to Cadogan Hall, a famed music venue, home to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Eaton Place is also home to numerous embassies and was originally part of a development built in 1824 by the prominent builder, Thomas Cubitt, commissioned by the 2nd Marquess of Westminster, Richard Grosvenor.
The apartment features a reception room that maximizes space and tranquility, overlooking a curated garden with cedar paneling. The dining room benefits from a conservatory skylight, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood in. The luxurious principal bedroom is accompanied by an ensuite shower room, featuring matte porcelain bathware and brushed gold hardware.
Price: £3,500,000
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Flat D, 48 Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London
This rare and spacious apartment is on the third floor of the only residential building on Berkeley Square. It features a 30ft reception room, with a five-window view aspect overlooking Berkeley Square.
Berkeley Square is home to private members clubs Morton’s and Annabel’s, along with prestigious restaurants such as Sexy Fish and esteemed auction houses such as Phillips, offering a vibrant and exclusive social hub. The square has been home to various notable figures, namely Winston Churchill, Oscar Wilde and George Canning, and is one of the most renowned squares in London. It was originally laid out by William Kent, the leading architect and designer of early Georgian Britain.
Price: £7,000,000
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