Portland Place | United Kingdom Sotheby's International Realty
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Presented by United Kingdom Sotheby's International Realty
33 Portland Place London, England, W1B 1QE United Kingdom
United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to present one of the largest and most remarkable houses in central London. Unfolding over 20,987 sq.ft, the property incorporates the rear mews house with all floors serviced by a lift. Originally built in 1775 by the renowned Robert Adam, the Grade II* listed property marries rich history with contemporary luxury, setting a new standard for quality and style and has acted as a film set for The King’s Speech, Kate Moss and Amy Winehouse.
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Property ID: LW8ZVN
Amazing transformation if you Google the original condition when it was bought for £27m back in 2016. Now up for £75m. Has featured in a few films too.
I wander who owns it..
Beautiful. I'm sure some lesser Saudi royal will be very happy there 2 weeks per year.
BEAUTIFUL! ❤💯
One of my favorite homes. 😊
I'm with you sister I'm from San Francisco and this has my name written all over it amazing!
The King's Speech (2011) was filmed in some of those rooms.
Wow! Beautiful 🧚🏻♀️
Wow 😀 Stunning ❤❤️❤️
Crazy, felt like a health club or gents only cigar club.
Very beautiful.... Resembles English palaces
Amazing!
gorgeous
Just wowza!!
Wow amazingly beautiful.
Very nice place
Unique❤
Magnificent.
lol walls sliding down into the floor is crazy
Nice
whoa.
does it come with parking space? and if so how much ?
It has two garages as part of the mews house at the rear of the property.
How much?
There is a resemblance to No. 10 Downing Street.
I have been inside No. 10 Downing Street and 33 Portland Place is a LOT nicer, trust me!
🤑🤑
Honestly beautiful…as a club lol. Too much to clean and too many guests needed to make one ounce of sense.
I think its too narrow and restricting room, i prefer wide segment of room if i ever purchase a house
Parking?
Yes
Another beautiful London property destroyed by billionaires taste