Summary - 49 Devonshire Close W1G 7BG
3 bed 2 bath House
Large freehold house moments from Regent's Park, ideal for families wanting space and location.
- Freehold end-terrace mews house close to Marylebone High Street
- Very large internal area (structured data 2,441 sq ft; listing also cites c.2,614 sq ft)
- Original solid brick construction (c.1900–1929); assumed no wall insulation
- Double glazing present; installation date not confirmed
- Inconsistent bedroom/bathroom counts in descriptions — check exact layout
- Small plot with limited garden space; corner position on a cobbled close
- Very expensive council tax (Band H) and local crime level recorded as high
- Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband; good for home working
A substantial freehold end-terrace mews house in a quietly tucked Marylebone location, offering very large internal space and flexible living across multiple levels. The property combines traditional red-brick charm with contemporary finishes — generous reception rooms, an integrated kitchen/breakfast room and a cellar/wine vault — making it well suited to a family seeking spacious city living close to Marylebone High Street and Regent’s Park.
The house has practical family features: multiple reception areas, large rooms, a dedicated wine vault and good broadband and mobile connectivity. Nearby highly regarded state and independent schools and a dense mix of local amenities mean daily life and children's activities are easily within reach.
Buyers should note several important factual points: the listing material contains inconsistencies on bedroom/bathroom counts (some descriptions state four bedrooms and four bathrooms while the structured data lists three bedrooms and two bathrooms), and the stated floor area differs between sources (2441 sq ft vs c.2,614 sq ft). The building appears to be a 1900–1929 solid brick structure with no known insulation in the walls and double glazing of unknown age — potential buyers should budget for energy-efficiency improvements.
Practical drawbacks to factor into an offer include a very high council tax band, a small plot/garden absence, and the local recorded crime level described as high. The property will appeal to buyers prioritising location, scale and flexible city living, but it will suit those prepared to confirm exact layout and specification, and to carry out targeted upgrading for insulation and energy performance.
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