Portman Square 1813
Portman Square was built between 1765 and 1784 on land belonging to Henry William Portman.
It has been home to dukes, earls, writers and politicians. Alexander Duff, 1st Duke of Fife, maintained his London home at No. 15 Portman Square.
A very desirable mansion block in Marylebone, within walking distance of Marylebone High Street, Hyde Park and Oxford Street. We’ve refurbished three properties within this block.
A popular purpose-built seven-storey block within moments of Portman Village and Connaught Village, and with Oxford Street and Marylebone High Street a short stroll away. Built in the 1930s, Wallace Simpson (wife of King Edward VIII) lived here.
Portman Square is a private communal garden square in Marylebone which serves the local community and is surrounded by elegant townhouses and mansion blocks.
ONGOING PORTFOLIO: PRIME LONDON
Prime London
(within The Portman Estate)
A popular purpose-built seven-storey block within moments of Portman Village and Connaught Village, and with Oxford Street and Marylebone High Street a short stroll away. Built in the 1930s, Wallace Simpson (wife of King Edward VIII) lived here.
We have refurbished one property in this block, with two upcoming projects.
Situated close to Marble Arch, Oxford Street and the open spaces of Hyde Park the apartment with easy access to all the wonderful shops and restaurants of Marylebone