United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to showcase this spectacular six-bedroom house in Regent’s Park, London. This incredibly rare home, originally designed in 1811 by world renowned architect John Nash whose resumé includes Buckingham Palace, has been meticulously restored and boasts stunning views over Regent’s Park including the boating lake. Having been restored to the highest of standards of luxury allowing for today's modern standard of living, the house offers an exceptional blend of bedrooms and entertaining space with impressive volume and high ceilings. The magnificent first floor double reception room benefits from stunning views and the elegant ground floor dining room boasts 3.7m ceiling heights. To the rear of the house is a private long walled garden leading directly into a mews house (114sq.m./1,222sq.ft.). This space provides additional accommodation to the main house, with a gym, a double garage and two further bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs for family, guests or staff. Further benefits include 24-hour on-site manned security for the sole use of the road. The total size of this stunning house including the mews' is 625 sq.m. / 6,730 sq.ft. Hanover Terrace is situated on the west side of Regent’s Park offering a wide range of recreational facilities including London Zoo, The Open-Air Theatre, and the vast open green spaces of Regent’s Park itself. The property is ideally located with the fashionable shops, cafes and restaurants of Marylebone High Street and St John's Wood High Street only moments away. Both Baker Street and St John's Wood Underground stations are a short walk away allowing for easy access to transport facilities into Central London.