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Hallam Street, W1W £1,100,000 Hallam Street, London, W1W A well proportioned apartment on the fifth floor of a portered building close to Great Portland Street. The top floor apartment is bright, chain free and has a long lease. The property has a large reception room with plenty of space for a living room and dining area, a separate modern kitchen, two good sized double bedrooms, shower room and bathroom. Hallam Street is between Portland Place and Great Portland Street and within easy reach of Marylebone Village as well as the green open spaces of Regent's Park. Regents Street and Oxford Street are nearby, both home to a large selection of high end shops and restaurants. Due to its position, the property also has fantastic transport links in and out of the area including the future Crossrail link at Bond Street which will provide a direct link to Heathrow airport. Features • Fifth Floor Apartment • Lift And Porter • Two Bedrooms • Two Bathrooms • Large Reception • Close To Regents Park • 999 year lease from 2005 Hallam Street, London, W1W Marylebone Energy Rating: E. We aim to make our particulars both accurate and reliable. However they are not guaranteed; nor do they form part of an offer or contract. If 53-55 Weymouth Street, you require clarification on any points then please contact us, especially if you’re London, W1G 8NJ traveling some distance to view. Please note that appliances and heating systems have not been tested and therefore no warranties can be given as to their good Sales working order. 020 7224 5544 dexters.co.uk.

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