Beyond its Grade-II listed façade, this four-bedroom duplex apartment to rent is as palatial as it is practical.

The culinary scene centres around an island crowned with Marron Cohiba granite. An electric hob with integrated extraction is neatly embedded, while Gaggenau appliances sit within smooth, brown-toned cabinetry. A generous bay window casts natural light across the detailed cornicing and panelling, illuminating a glass-topped dining table that encourages convivial cooking and effortless hosting. Overhead, a burnished brass suspension light by Henge, while the walls are adorned by an abstract piece by Meridith Martens and sculptural wall lights, offering a sophisticated play of tone and texture.

On the lower level, a second reception room continues the home’s refined narrative, positioned beside a wine cellar poised for entertaining. A cinema room, complete with ambient lighting and an expansive sofa, sets the scene for movie marathons. Nearby, a fully equipped gym is joined by a steam room and sauna for post-workout unwinding.

The principal suite brings together tranquillity and elegance. An upholstered headboard anchors the room, flanked by antiqued mirrors and mirrored bedside tables. Panelling nods to the building’s heritage, while a glass chandelier and French doors to a private balcony elevate the sense of calm. Its marble-lined en suite is both indulgent and practical. Three additional guest suites follow the same refined aesthetic, each framed by statement lighting and tailored finishes.

Beyond the dining area, a broad terrace extends the living space outdoors. Slate paving guides the layout, bordered by raised planters and mature shrubs that create a natural screen. With Hyde Park just beyond, the garden offers a rare balance of privacy and proximity to one of London’s most coveted green expanses.