D'Arblay Street

A Grade II listed maisonette, arranged over four floors and featuring a private terrace, two en-suite bedrooms and a bespoke Tom Howley kitchen, ideally positioned in the heart of Soho.

A beautifully appointed Grade II listed two-bedroom maisonette, arranged over four floors and extending to approximately 910 sq ft, with a private terrace, two en-suite bedrooms and exceptional period character in the heart of Soho. Set on one of Soho’s most characterful streets, this immaculate home combines the architectural character of an historic London townhouse with a sophisticated contemporary interior. The property is entered at ground floor level, where a welcoming entrance hall and guest WC provide access to the accommodation above. The first floor forms the principal living space, with a beautifully appointed open-plan Tom Howley kitchen and reception room, opening directly onto a private terrace - a particularly rare and desirable feature in the heart of Soho. The second floor is dedicated to the first bedroom, which benefits from excellent fitted storage and a stylish en-suite shower room. The principal bedroom occupies the top floor, again offering generous storage and an en-suite shower room. The original staircase and period panelling have been beautifully retained on this floor, providing a striking connection to the property's heritage. The house has been meticulously maintained and is presented in immaculate condition throughout, with a sophisticated combination of original architectural detail and high-quality contemporary finishes. The four-storey configuration creates excellent separation between the living and bedroom accommodation, while the private terrace provides a valuable outdoor space rarely found in central Soho. D’Arblay Street is one of Soho’s historic streets, with its origins dating back to the development of the area in the 1730s. The street is characterised by its distinctive Georgian architecture, with a number of Grade II listed buildings retaining original period features. The street was renamed D’Arblay Street in 1909 in honour of the novelist and diarist Frances Burney, Madame d’Arblay, whose childhood home was nearby on Poland Street. Today, D’Arblay Street is perfectly positioned in the heart of Soho, surrounded by some of London’s finest restaurants, bars, cafés, independent boutiques and cultural destinations. Carnaby, Oxford Street, Regent Street and Mayfair are all within easy walking distance, while the area benefits from excellent transport connections. An exceptional opportunity to acquire an immaculate Grade II listed home with private outside space and outstanding period character, in the very heart of Soho.

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