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The Hadleigh Hotel, 24 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone The Hadleigh Hotel, 24 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, London W1H 7QH Freehold - Vacant Boutique Hotel The Hadleigh Hotel, 24 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, London W1H 7QH Ideally located within a short walk to Bond Street, Marble Arch Underground Station and London Paddington Station providing an express train to London Heathrow International Airport in 16 minutes. The property is freehold, available with vacant possession and is currently closed. Situated within the Borough of Westminster, just 0.3 miles from Hyde Park and only 1.5 miles from Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, The Royal Albert Hall, Lords Cricket Ground and Kensington Gardens. The freehold comprises of the following; - Total GIA of 331 sq m across 5 floors - 10 en-suite bedrooms (average room size of 17.9 sq m) - 2 bedroom residential accommodation in the basement - Planning permission obtained for a revised hotel and residential scheme. Grade II listed building - Former home of Jane Austen’s brother, Henry. The street provides a setting for Mrs Jennings’ London house in the book Sense and Sensibility. The Hadleigh Hotel, 24 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, London W1H 7QH LOCATION The freehold property is conveniently located on Upper The arrival of the Elizabeth line in December 2018 at both Bond Hadleigh Hotel is optimally positioned only half a mile from the Berkeley Street which sits in the heart of Marylebone, north Street Station and London Paddington Underground Station major arterial route of the A40 providing easy access in and out of the entrance to Marble Arch Underground Station and stands to bolster the hotels connectivity, the introduction of of London. The property is approximately 13 miles from London parallel to Oxford Street. which is predicted to bring an additional 60 million visitors Heathrow International Airport out to the west, just a 30 minute to the West End per year. This is likely to have a pronounced drive. It is also located a short drive time to London Paddington Europe’s busiest high street, Oxford Street, is situated just 0.2 impact on retail sales, with predictions finding that when (0.9 miles) and London Victoria Stations (1.9 miles), which offer miles (3 minute walk) from The Hadleigh Hotel and hosts over combined with Oxford Streets pedestrianisation these could an express train service to London Heathrow International 200 million visitors a year to over 300 shops. increase by nearly 39% per annum. Airport (15 minutes express train to Terminal 2 & 3) and London Plans have been unveiled to further enhance the famous Gatwick Airport (30 minutes express train) respectively. 2 street by preventing buses and taxis accessing it. This will B 18 21 23 r 6 ya Retail 20 5 n s 10 t 4 o 19 n 3 9a 47 C 9-1 o 13 u r 9 come into effect in the west of the street in December 2018, t 49 2 9 25 1 10 8 47 11 12 9b Park ews 13 the east of the street in December 2019, and at Marble Arch n M 16 14 to 45 9 S s Radisson Blu Portland Clen e 4 15 y 10 m St 6 43 11 Hotel London o o u New 14 The Club post 2020. Oxford Street’s transformation is predicted to have u 8- h r The Arch Londonavendis P C rcl P 12 l 41 a o i f 12a f ce e ace -73 rn Pl 13 t 71 r St u 14 t thb 39 ee a positive effect on its retailers, with some estimates stating 34 Wy tr m re 16 S 3 1 e 13 a t 5 r Berkeley 69 n 9 7 pe it is likely to uplift footfall by up to 32% and a further 17% 11 p 68 12 12b U S 13 67 12a 17 32 66 37 11 ue 65 14 q Synagog 64 ondon s est L Jew 30 Hyatt Regency London W ish u Of Brit 20 19 5 30a 63 1 10 13 21 62 15a a increase in retail sales. B 28 22 16 The9 Churchill e r 8a 23 61 15 2 a 16 r 24 16 k e 26 25 e 17 8 l The Hadleigh6a Hotel26 a 14 e 2 17 y 18 M 84 27a 7 18a N e w Retail 82 e The Hadleigh Hotel provides outstanding connectivity, being The Montcalm Hotel London w Retail s 35 19 a 19 Q 80 29 30 60 u 9 42 e 31 59 b 32 e 58 G H c T y 0 at situated within a mile of four underground stations (Marble raini 34 2 57 t Q 5 H a S ng 0 o 56 2 t el r t C 6 u St 6 3 55 e r nt 7 e a e ee r f 33 f 8 7 54 1 e 7 3 2 1 38 53 b a 4 2 y t e 21 le 52 a t 2 Dud 7 t ree c Arch, Edgware Road, Bond Street and London Paddington 4 ur t 7 Co t 2 39 S M 2 2a 3 68 31 C e 2 8 0 17 w 7 3 Berkeley 50 s 2 r 24 u 2 13 a pe 49 1 23 Underground) as well as London Paddington Overground Up 48 mb 47 29 24 10 46 22 12 16 4a 45 23 2 1 2 14 4 e 5-49 20 5 16 15 2 21 r 18 Station which sees over 35 million passengers a year. 25a l 3 G a 20 eridian 42 M 18 se 19 r Hou H e n a a mpde t d 22 t 20 16 24 e 17 4 C e 64 26 tr u S 1 n m P r - 28 G 6 u 15 14 6 b 64b u 16 a l 30 mo rn e B a y The table below illustrates the hotel’s outstanding 13 ilto 32 e 64a e r S l y a n c 1 62 St 11 n T Ed 5 o 43 15 S ree d we e 36 e 60 M r 11 t s 41 g y 12 m e 24 13 connectivity. w w 6 o 15 58 s 39 a 9 u r 10 17 re P 37a 19 l a 54 7 8 R 12 ce 37 ebec Double Tree By Hilton Hotel 1 Qu 48 2 t oa 8 Cour 3 5 6 3 5 44 3 d London Marble Arch Retail 2 9 3 4 3 1 42 Journey times se Hou Sager 50-54 27 Journey times 40 2 18 20 22 25 56 24 from Marble 38 26 t 1 - 31 1 60 28 32 30 Stree 36 n 6 6-68 t o by foot A r e 23 c 19 st h 62 e n H M tr a Retail ous arble S ry 8 e r B Arch Station 34 32 u 21 mo Park y a Car e 17 Apco 7 S 19 21 5 Retail 1 O 6 7 1 l 15 d 13 se Q Bond Street 13 mins (0.7 miles) 1 min 5 Hou York u Retail Retail e 62 b 4 e Retail c Amba Hotel Marble Arch St Retail ourt er C hest 3 Lanc ree 1-15 26 t tree t Oxford Circus 20 mins (1 mile) 2 mins 2 n S 11 88 sto t an 42 90 ee ry 1 tr B ur S Retail Retail 11 12 eymo Retail S 9 15 mins (0.8 miles) 4 mins Retail London Paddington 1 55 7 8 - 2 Retail 0 524 47 The Cumberland Hotel Retail London Victoria 33 mins (1.6 miles) 11 mins Ed 46 g 1 8 w use ex Ho 8 t 7 L a Retail 16-1 re tree 10 rd S 6 4a fo 550 Ox 11 mins R 556 Bank 12 7 oa 4 St 14 d Marble Arch 6 a e n lac t P 2 1 h augh 4 o onn 1a p 16 C Underground Station e 2 5 6 6 Pl He Liverpool Street 12 mins 5 Ho a r u e for 4 ce 1 527 se d 12 3 5 535 Retail 5 1 3 3 1-1 7 9 London Heathrow Airport 25 mins 2 Arch Retail Marble 1 Park Lane London Gatwick Airport 34 mins Hyde Park 141 18 London Marriott Hotel 521 1 2 Park Lane 3 4-5 w h Ro d Nort r Roa Retail wate Bays th 8 Nor T 1-2 ng NOTE:- Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Map with the permission of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Off ice. © Crown copyright licence number 100022432Recreation Savills Site (UK) Ltd. Buildi y Row b u r Hyde Park NOTE:- Published for the purposes of identification only and although believed to be correct accuracy is not guaranteed. n W 14 a © UKMap Copyright The GeoInformation Group 2018 Licence No. LANDMLON10000312y 1118. Plotted Scale - 1:2626 The Hadleigh Hotel, 24 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, London W1H 7QH PROPERTY HISTORY RESIDENTIAL PLANNING The Georgian property was formerly inhabited by Jane A residential unit is located in the basement of the property The current use of the property is hotel (C1). Austen’s brother Henry [1801-1804], to whom she would often and comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen and a spacious Planning consent (ref:17/05592/FULL) was granted in August send letters.
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