This beautiful Grade II listed freehold house was built in c. 1756 and forms part of a highly desirable terrace on one of Mayfair's most peaceful streets.
The breathtaking first floor reception room boasts 3.5m ceilings and three large south facing sash windows, which lead to a Juliette balcony.
Featuring a large roof terrace accessed via the second floor landing.
Charles Street is one of Mayfair's premier addresses running west from Berkeley Square with No.27 located at the quiet and favoured North West end by Waverton
Street. It is within walking distance of both Hyde
Park and Green Park and moments from Green Park tube station.
The Grade II listed house was owned in the late 1960s by Apple Corps, the Beatles' music company. The “Fab Four” spent time at the house and mews before they split. The property then became the home to one of Margaret Thatcher's closest advisers, Norman St John Stevas.
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