This property is on the market for £54,000,000, listed with Clifton Property Partners.

Although most of the London scenes of Bridgerton were actually filmed in the city of Bath, we’d like to imagine that this Mayfair mega-mansion would be the perfect fit for the Duke and Duchess of Hastings.

The Grade II listed 12 bedroom townhouse is one of the oldest mansions in Mayfair, built in 1732 when the streets of Mayfair were just being laid out. 

The Upper Grosvenor Street residence was modernized first in 1908 with the addition of its Edwardian Baroque facade by famed British architect Ralph Knott (best known for designing the Country Hall building in London). 

The upscale district of Mayfair is renowned for its elegant townhouses, world-class shopping (Savile Row, Bond Street), and lifestyle amenities for the posh and privileged. 

The residence was last on the market in 2008 for £1.7M and has since undergone a total transformation of the 14,500 square foot townhouse. 

Designed for contemporary living and lavish entertaining, the property features a unique L-shaped drawing room on the first floor, leading out to a large terrace which is connected to the ground floor dining room which can accommodate 20 guests. 

There are 2 kitchens, one “family kitchen” for congregating, and one “dirty” kitchen on the lower ground floor for additional support. 

Five principle bedroom suites are located within the townhouse, with the master suite taking up the entire second floor with its own private terrace. 

The remaining bedrooms are located in the ‘Mews House’ at the rear on Culross street, which also includes its own drawing room and kitchen, gym, and parking for 2 cars. 

The fully renovated Mews residence is connected to the townhouse through a basement passage and on the ground floor.

The luxury residence has world-class amenities, including one of Mayfair’s largest private swimming pools, a spa, gym/fitness studio, and a separate spa pool with sauna for post work-out relaxation. There’s also a private screening room.

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