Asquith House, West End Gate, W2 1BW
Asquith House benefits from a sweeping vantage point over the peaceful gardens and is a place of classical tranquillity and beauty. The properties themselves are a delightful composition between elegance and precise craftsmanship, the generous and bright living spaces create a truly contemporary ambience which offer the perfect way to entertain esteemed guests.
Bringing brand new homes to one of London's most prestigious postcodes, the development is a modern interpretation of the much loved, traditional mansion block.
A treasure trove of fine art and culture, the creative scene that surrounds West End Gate introduces ample opportunities to explore London’s historic temples of art, music and design – from the world leading Victoria & Albert Museum, to the vast Royal Albert Hall. The neighbourhood offers a window into contemporary visual culture, spotlighting pioneering artistic talent across influential spaces including the Lisson, Saatchi and Serpentine Galleries. Here, you can enjoy the arts in a deeper way and discover a rich mine of design inspiration.
Asquith House is superbly located, travel by foot can be found to Edgware Road in two minutes, Paddington in eight and Marylebone is just a further ten minute walk away. By train access can be gained to Regent's Park in four minutes, Kings Cross in nine minutes and the business hub of Canary Wharf is just a seventeen minutes train journey away.
- Skyline views across London
- 2 bedroom apartment
- Recently completed
- Balcony
- Funiture Included
- Right to park
- 24hr concierge
- Swimming pool, spa and gym
- Cinema and lounge
- Private dining room
- Prime location - zone 1
- Tenure: 999year leasehold
- Ready to move in
- Paddington station (590m)
- Marylebone station (637m)
- Edgware Road station (302m)
- Paddington station (569m)
- Warwick Avenue station (868m)
- Marylebone station (658m)
Reference Number
CAN221759
Total Sq Ft
813 approx
Service Charge
£6 /per year
Ground Rent
£750 /per year
Lease Years Remaining
993 years
Price per Sqft
£1599 approx
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