UNDERSTATED ELEGANCEIN LONDON W1

HIGH LONDONLONDON’S HOME OF LUXURY

Known across the world as London’s most exclusive

enclave, Mayfair sits at the very heart of the West End.

Home to boutique shopping, fine dining and the city’s

largest concentration of luxury hotels, Mayfair has for

centuries been the must have address for London’s elite.

This district bordered by Park Lane, Regent Street,

Oxford Street and Piccadilly, has a rich history of

both style and substance at the centre of London life.

Mayfair is a special part of this cosmopolitan city, with a

reputation as deserved as it is renowned.

MAYFAIR PASTTIMELESS WESTMINSTER ELEGANCE

Originally named for the annual fortnight-long May

Fair, Mayfair has been one of London’s most famed and

prestigious areas for centuries – the district’s oldest

cottage was believed to date from 1618.

Most of the area was first developed between the mid-

seventeenth and eighteenth centuries when what had

previously been no more than fields and farmland was

recast as a fashionable residential district.

The area’s early development was almost entirely owned

by just a handful of London’s wealthy families, including

the Grosvenors, Berkeleys and Burlingtons, names whose

influence can still be detected centuries later in the names

of famous local squares and arcades.

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English author, journalist

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of popular music and one of the

most celebrated musicians of the

twentieth century.

OSCAR WILDE

Irish writer, poet, wit and general

cultural icon, Wilde was one of

London’s most popular playwrights.

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NOTABLE RESIDENTSHOME TO THE STARS OF EVERY ERA

MAYFAIR PRESENTLONDON’S FAVOURITE LOCATION

The Mayfair of today is largely commercial,

with a large amount of office space across

both converted houses and new buildings. The

district is home to a number of major corporate

headquarters and a concentration of hedge

funds and real estate businesses who relish the

prestige that comes with a Mayfair address.

Mayfair is also well populated with international

embassies, from Canada, Mexico and San Marino

to Panama, Italy and Indonesia, as well as the

largest US Embassy in Europe which occupies

the entire west side of Grosvenor Square.

That residential property which remains in

Mayfair is highly sought after, with rents

among the highest in the world. The area’s

wealthy residents have also attracted an array

of exclusive retailers and restaurateurs, while

it also boasts London’s largest concentration of

luxury hotels.

Actual view from development

UNDERSTATED ELEGANCETHE HOME OF TRADITIONAL LONDON CHIC

Mayfair exudes style. From Savile Row to

New Bond Street, Regent Street to Conduit

Street, the name is synonymous with high

fashion and classic chic.

From modern haute couture by the likes

Vivienne Westwood, Loius Vuitton and Marc

Jacobs to the timeless stylings of Henry

Poole & Co, Gieves & Hawkes and Anderson

& Sheppard, Mayfair is a true bastion of

London elegance.

New Bond Street

STYLE ISALWAYS IN FASHION

No other place in London, perhaps even

the world, does hotels like Mayfair – this

is a place where five-star is the norm not

the pinnacle.

This worldwide reputation for luxury

is one built over many years through

institutions such as the Connaught,

Claridge’s, the Dorchester and the Ritz,

hotels that are by now as much London

landmarks as Trafalgar Square and

Buckingham Palace.

LUXURY LODGINGSFIVE-STAR QUALITY AS STANDARD

The Ritz

HAUTE CUISINEFINEST DINING IN LONDON

Many of London’s top eateries, which

are among the finest in the country, also

belong to Mayfair. Such an abundance of

exclusive restaurants, bars and pubs mean

fine dining is never far away.

Sample modern Mediterranean cuisine

at the Embassy Mayfair, visit Michelin-

starred Ristorante Semplice to experience

a new level of authentic Italian dining, or

sate you appetite at Thai Square, National

Luxury and Lifestyle Awards 2012

Restaurant of the Year.

Regent’s Park

Hyde Park

GREAT OUTDOORSTHE PARKS AND SQUARES OF MAYFAIR

Mayfair sits at the centre of London’s great tradition of parks

and squares, elegant oases from the toil and bustle of the city.

The centerpiece of the Duke of Westminster’s Mayfair property

is Grosvenor Square, a large garden at Mayfair’s historic centre

that is now a beautifully cultivated public park. Mayfair also

boasts scenic Hannover Square, Mount Street Gardens and

Berkeley Square Gardens.

On a larger scale, London’s Royal Parks provide wide open

spaces in the midst of the city. In Hyde Park, the adjacent

Kensington Gardens, Green Park, and St James’ Park, Mayfair

sits on the doorstep of a rich channel of greenery that cuts an

unbroken swath of open parkland across the city.

A CENTRAL SITUATION

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Burberry

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DESIGNER LABELS

UNIVERSITIES

RESTAURANTS

HOTELS

The University of Westminster

University Collage London

School of African Studies

The London School of Economics and Political Science

Royal Academy of Music, University of London

Thai Square

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Ping Pong

Embassy Mayfair

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Buckingham Palace

SAVILE ROW: 2 mins

NEW BOND STREET: 3 mins

BURLINGTON CLUB: 3 mins

OXFORD STREET: 6 mins

BURLINGTON ARCADE: 9 mins

SELFRIDGES: 12 mins

HYDE PARK: 25 mins

HARRODS: 6 mins

LONDON BRIDGE STATION: 16 mins

LIVERPOOL STREET: 18 mins

WIMBLEDON: 25 mins

WEMBLEY ARENA: 27 mins

HEATHROW AIRPORT: 32 mins

WALKING DISTANCE CAR / TAXI

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KING’S CROSS ST. PANCRAS

COVENT GARDEN

CANARY WHARF

HEATHROWBANK KNIGHTSBRIDGE

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

FLOOR FINISHES

HARDWARE SPECIFICATION

Dorplan chrome reeded door knob

Dorplan chrome WC snib set with no indicator

All other door and window hardware to match chrome door knob finish

Dorplan hardware to be chrome finished to match interior specification

Flush internal doors in white satin

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION

white plastic interior casing

SPECIFICATIONSFINEST FINISHINGS

For indicative purposes only

FLOOR PLANS

FLAT 1

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

1200 Ft ² - 111.48 M ² (Excluding Lift & Lift Pit)

Illustration For Identification Only, Not to ScaleAll Calculations include Any/All Areas Under 1.5mHead Height.* As Defined by RICS - Code of Measuring Practice

LOWER GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR

Bedroom

LiftPit

Bedroom

Bedroom

Courtyard

Kitchen

LivingRoom

Lift

CommunalHall

Bedroom

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Lift

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Bedroom

Lift

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Bedroom

Lift

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Bedroom

Lift

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Bedroom

Lift

Bedroom

Kitchen/LivingRoom

Lift

Illustration For Identification Only, Not to ScaleAll Calculations include Any/All Areas Under 1.5mHead Height.* As Defined by RICS - Code of Measuring Practice

UPPER GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR

FLAT 2

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

481 Ft ² - 44.68 M ² (Excluding Lift)

FLAT 3

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

638 Ft ² - 59.27 M ² (Excluding Lift)

FLAT 4

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

638 Ft ² - 59.27 M ² (Excluding Lift)

FLAT 5

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

638 Ft ² - 59.27 M ² (Excluding Lift)

FLAT 6

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

589 Ft ² - 54.72 M ² (Excluding Lift)

FLAT 7

APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL AREA *

501 Ft ² - 46.54 M ² (Excluding Lift)

LIVING ROOMFor indicative purposes only

OPEN-PLAN KITCHENFor indicative purposes only

BEDROOMFor indicative purposes only