1-3 Arlington Street
Flat 1
1-3 Arlington Street St James's London SW1
the apartment A magnificent lateral apartment of approximately 3,959 square feet on the second floor of this iconic building on the corner of Piccadilly and Arlington Street adjacent to the world famous Ritz Hotel. The apartment itself is accessed by a key operated lift opening directly onto a lobby from which you enter the flat. The accommodation is well proportioned providing 4 bedroom suites, a 30ft reception room, large kitchen with adjoining dining room and media room and has recently been the subject of a comprehensive refurbishment by renowned interior designers Clarke and Reilly.
interior designers
The apartment has been completely refurbished by Clarke and Reilly who specialise in producing one off and strictly limited edition pieces. The table forming the center piece of the kitchen is a stunning 18th century jewelers table and throughout the apartment can be found other such curiosities as Victorian jelly moulds transformed into stylish light fittings. Behind all this however is modern wiring, cabling and air conditioning.
accommodation and amenities
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Large Reception Hall 30ft Reception Room Kitchen / Breakfast Room Media Room Formal Dining Room Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite Three Further Bedroom suites Lift Air conditioning Guest Cloakroom 24 Hour Uniformed Porter Approximately 3,959 Sq Ft
history
The building in which the apartment sits was first commissioned in 1921 by Wolseley motors and designed by architect William Curtis Green drawing on Venetian and Florentine influences. The ground floor of this Grade II listed building is now home to The Wolseley, a café restaurant in a grand European style which has been in occupation since 2003.
Bedroom 2 15'3'' x 11' 4.65 x 3.35m
Master Bedroom 17'10'' x 15'5'' 5.44 x 4.70m
Bedroom 3 15'7'' x 10'7'' 4.75 x 3.23m
terms Lease Term: Approximately 987 years Ground Rent: £1,000 per annum Service Charge: Estimated at £53,101.58 for 2011 Price: £6,500,000
Utility
Dining Room 21'5'' x 13'10'' 6.53 x 4.22m
Media Room 18'1'' x 10'6'' 5.51 x 3.20m
Reception Room 30'10'' x 20' 9.40 x 6.10m
E
Kitchen 17'9'' x 17'4'' 5.41 x 5.28m
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Entrance Hall 13'11'' x 11'6'' 4.24 x 3.51m
Bedroom 4 19'8'' x 8'11'' 5.99 x 2.72m
Lift Lobby
Second Floor Gross Internal Area 3,959 square feet (367.79 square metres) Not to scale N.B. Lift Lobby not demised
Plant Room 15'7'' x 8'10'' 4.75 x 2.69m
Wetherell and Savills have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Wetherell and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. December 2010.
1-3 Arlington Street St James's London SW1
the apartment A magnificent lateral apartment of approximately 3,959 square feet on the second floor of this iconic building on the corner of Piccadilly and Arlington Street adjacent to the world famous Ritz Hotel. The apartment itself is accessed by a key operated lift opening directly onto a lobby from which you enter the flat. The accommodation is well proportioned providing 4 bedroom suites, a 30ft reception room, large kitchen with adjoining dining room and media room and has recently been the subject of a comprehensive refurbishment by renowned interior designers Clarke and Reilly.
interior designers
The apartment has been completely refurbished by Clarke and Reilly who specialise in producing one off and strictly limited edition pieces. The table forming the center piece of the kitchen is a stunning 18th century jewelers table and throughout the apartment can be found other such curiosities as Victorian jelly moulds transformed into stylish light fittings. Behind all this however is modern wiring, cabling and air conditioning.
accommodation and amenities
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Large Reception Hall 30ft Reception Room Kitchen / Breakfast Room Media Room Formal Dining Room Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite Three Further Bedroom suites Lift Air conditioning Guest Cloakroom 24 Hour Uniformed Porter Approximately 3,959 Sq Ft
history
The building in which the apartment sits was first commissioned in 1921 by Wolseley motors and designed by architect William Curtis Green drawing on Venetian and Florentine influences. The ground floor of this Grade II listed building is now home to The Wolseley, a café restaurant in a grand European style which has been in occupation since 2003.
Bedroom 2 15'3'' x 11' 4.65 x 3.35m
Master Bedroom 17'10'' x 15'5'' 5.44 x 4.70m
Bedroom 3 15'7'' x 10'7'' 4.75 x 3.23m
terms Lease Term: Approximately 987 years Ground Rent: £1,000 per annum Service Charge: Estimated at £53,101.58 for 2011 Price: £6,500,000
Utility
Dining Room 21'5'' x 13'10'' 6.53 x 4.22m
Media Room 18'1'' x 10'6'' 5.51 x 3.20m
Reception Room 30'10'' x 20' 9.40 x 6.10m
E
Kitchen 17'9'' x 17'4'' 5.41 x 5.28m
W
S
N
Entrance Hall 13'11'' x 11'6'' 4.24 x 3.51m
Bedroom 4 19'8'' x 8'11'' 5.99 x 2.72m
Lift Lobby
Second Floor Gross Internal Area 3,959 square feet (367.79 square metres) Not to scale N.B. Lift Lobby not demised
Plant Room 15'7'' x 8'10'' 4.75 x 2.69m
Wetherell and Savills have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Wetherell and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. December 2010.
