A prime Central London address, glossy Marylebone borders world-famous Regent’s Park, Bloomsbury, Paddington and Fitzrovia. It’s a postcode of quiet refinement lined with red brick mansion blocks, grand stucco crescents, exclusive garden squares, mews houses, Georgian townhouses and a smattering of luxury new developments. The heart of Marylebone’s social scene is centred around the desperately pretty Marylebone High Road - better known as ‘Marylebone Village.’ From our office in the heart of Marylebone on Baker Street, Knight Frank matches homebuyers with their ideal home in Marylebone, NW1.

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A newly refurbished 2 bedroom apartment to rent in the heart of Marylebone W1. Comprising master bedroom with en suite bathroom, 2nd bedroom with en suite bathroom, open plan fully fitted modern kitchen/ large reception room, 2nd reception room, utility room. Further benefits include hard wood flooring, small decked patio and plenty of windows allowing for an abundance of natural light. Approximately 141.3 sq m (1,521 sq ft). Gloucester Place boasts an excellent location in the heart of Marylebone with easy access to the fashionable shops and restaurants of the Marylebone High Street and Oxford Street. A further benefit includes a short walk to Regent's Park & London Zoo. The nearest transport links are Marylebone National rail, Baker Street (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and city line) and Bond Street (Central Line).

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2 bedroom property to rent in Marylebone W1

A newly refurbished 2 bedroom apartment to rent in the heart of Marylebone W1. Comprising master bedroom with en suite bathroom, 2nd bedroom with en suite bathroom, open plan fully fitted modern kitchen/ large reception room, 2nd reception room, util...

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