• E&V ID
  W-02PKJ4
  
• Postal Code
  SW1P 3NB
  
• Year Built
  1904
  
• Building feature
  Gym/spa, Elevator, Indoor swimming pool
  

Originally designed by Horace Field in 1904, Mansion House is the epitome of British elegance and design, offering the owner a front row seat in the very heart of the establishment.

Through a skylight window, residents are able to step out onto the roof terrace to take in wholly unique views over Central London. The iconic towers of Westminster rise up majestically between brick façades and chimneys, seemingly within touching distance.

A mere stone’s throw from parliament and the north bank of the River Thames, the five-storey Mansion House boasts a front façade that is over 15 metres wide, with an ornate gable. Grand stone pillars flank the heavy, wooden entrance doors.

Originally built as the headquarters of the North Eastern Railway, the building then went on to serve as the headquarters of the British Liberal Democrats.

Having been repurposed and refurbished to an exacting standard, this Grade II listed feature of London’s architectural history is now available as a private residence. The renovation process required the expertise of master-craftsmen, those entrusted to work on national treasures such as Windsor Castle, the Royal Academy and the Houses of Parliament.