A stunning new building forming part of a luxury development is available to rent through Knight Frank, St John's Wood NW8.
This first floor apartment is finished to the highest of specifications with wooden floors throughout and comprises bedroom with ample wardrobe space, bathroom and an open plan reception room/dining area and kitchen. The building further benefits from communal gardens, a 24 hour porter and 5 star spa and leisure facilities including a 20m swimming pool, steam room and state of the art gym.
The development is set within elegant, landscaped courtyard gardens and arranged to take advantage of surrounding views of Regent's Park and Primrose Hill.
We are making enquiries in relation to any material information regarding fire safety of the external wall of the building. Further information will be provided if necessary.
Additional information
We have been informed that the primary external wall materials of the building/block have been assessed for fire safety. The assessor concluded that the fire risk of the external wall materials is sufficiently low that no remedial works are required. If you have any further questions, you should seek independent professional advice
Additional information
We have been informed that the primary external wall materials of the building/block have been assessed for fire safety. The assessor concluded that the fire risk of the external wall materials is sufficiently low that no remedial works are required. If you have any further questions, you should seek independent professional advice
St John's Wood has a distinctly English village feel yet enjoys a cosmopolitan population and mix of restaurants and shops.Local attractions include the Abbey Road Studios, made famous by the Beatles and Lord¿s Cricket Ground. The American School in Loudoun Road is very popular with many executives relocating to London with their families and both Regent's Park and Primrose Hill are a short stroll away.St John's Wood underground station (Jubilee line) is just two stops from Bond Street in the heart of the West End.