Initial price	£1,050,000
09/10/25	£995,000
16/11/25	£900,000
Price Change	-14.29%

This rare opportunity presents a chance to own an unmodernized one-bedroom third-floor apartment in a prestigious address on Berkeley Square, one of the only surviving residential apartment buildings on the square. The original townhouse on the site was built in 1830, and the apartment boasts 560 sq. ft. of space with 7 large windows, providing ample natural light. Located to the rear of the building, overlooking an internal courtyard, the apartment is situated in a prime central London location, just a stone's throw from Bond Street and Green Park underground stations, as well as the shops and restaurants of Regent Street and Mount Street. The building has a rich history, having been leased by Lord Randolph Churchill, the father of Winston Churchill, who lived there with his family from 1874 to 1879. The apartment comes with a 99-year lease and is a unique chance to own a piece of history in one of London's most iconic locations.