Marylebone, properly local.
The village high street of the West End — Marylebone High Street’s delis and Regent’s Park at the top of the road. Every apartment here is run end-to-end by our own London team.
Apartments in Marylebone.
Know it like a regular.
Where our own team actually goes — updated each season.
Mornings
- Marylebone Farmers’ Market — Sundays in the Cramer Street car park
- Daunt Books — the Edwardian travel bookshop, at opening
- Regent’s Park — Queen Mary’s rose garden, ten minutes north
Evenings
- Wigmore Hall — world-class chamber music, £5 seats exist
- Marylebone Lane — the winding street’s bistros
- The Golden Eagle — piano singalongs, unchanged for decades
Weekends
- The Wallace Collection — free, glorious, never crowded
- Baker Street — Sherlock’s museum and Regent’s Park boating
- La Fromagerie — Moxon Street cheese room and brunch
Good to know
Marylebone is the West End’s village — a high street of delis and bookshops rather than chains, with Oxford Street’s everything two minutes south when needed. Our flat sits on the Marylebone/Regent’s Park border, walkable to both.
Getting around: Baker Street, Marylebone and Edgware Road stations surround the area across five lines, and most of the West End is simply on foot. Guests here tend to be here for London itself — theatre, shopping, restaurants — with no commute at all.