‘Sterling's Guide to London's West End..'

The West End covers such world renown areas like Mayfair, Park Lane, and Oxford Street. The main reason why living in this part of London is so popular is because here you can have the best of both worlds. On the one hand there is an abundance of shops, museums and entertainment. You can truly experience the hustle and bustle of the City! On the other hand, you have the beautiful green spaces of Hyde Park and the waterfront of the Serpentine.

From a convenience view point, should you travel a great deal, the transport links to the airport are excellent. The Heathrow Express runs from Paddington station and takes only 20 minutes. If you would like to experience the best of the British countryside, you can take the M40 and M1 out of London and these routes are all within easy reach from the West End!

Residential architecture within this part of London varies incredibly however, there are many beautiful roads that boast stunning white Georgian, stucco fronted period buildings and have their own private gardens. Take a walk down Bryanston Square, Hyde Park Square and Montague Mews, to sense a real feeling of home. The gardens are for residents only and allow you the use of a well maintained exclusive garden in the heart of the City.

Below is a list of a few places of interest that our properties are in close proximity to and we hope you find it useful!

Connaught Village This exclusive village is only a few minutes away from Hyde Park and Oxford Street. The area is home to fashion designers, art galleries and fabulous cafes that you can sit in and people watch! Connaught Village has great character for residents of the surrounding properties to appreciate.	Edgware Road To get a real sense of the cultural diversity that exists in London why not experience a predominantly Middle Eastern area? With first class restaurants and authentic Lebanese food, this road is always full of people. The restaurants and cafes are open throughout the night and fantastic hospitality is guaranteed!
Marylebone Village Marylebone is an eclectic mix of shops and eateries, as well as the reputable medical specialists in Harley Street. The high street is charming and Marylebone station permits Londoners easy access to the British Countryside for weekends away! The residential streets within the Marylebone area are first class. The classical stucco fronted period properties are well maintained and with the majority having their own private garden, this area is extremely popular!	Little Venice As the name suggests, Little Venice is interspersed with waterways and consists of the whole area south of Maida Vale. There are super restaurants, bars and cafes to relax in. Warwick Avenue has some leafy, beautiful residential streets and Paddington Basin, a short walk from Little Venice, is currently being redeveloped on a scale to rival London's Docklands!
Hyde Park The idea of living near to an open, green space within a city is important for many Londoners and Hyde Park definitely provides this feature! Residents can take advantage of horse riding, running, boating, roller skating or just a relaxing stroll along through the Park. Living near Hyde Park you can appreciate phenomenal views and forget that you are even in the City of London!	Mayfair Mayfair has a global reputation of being an affluent area to reside in. The area's close proximity to Hyde Park, the premier shopping in Bond Street and Regents Street and the Theatre land in Piccadilly makes this area incredibly popular for residents. Expect to live amongst fashion boutiques, specialist finance offices and some excellent old English pubs and restaurants! Take in the character of Burlington Arcade and Fortnum and Mason near Green Park, as well as the charm surrounding Berkley Square and South Audley Street!