Lisson Arches

Lisson Arches Residential Overview

Lisson Arches is a finished apartment complex on Lisson Grove in Marylebone, part of Westminster in London. Built by Westminster Builds, it has 103 apartments in a 12-story building, a modern place to live in Zone 1. It’s close to Marylebone Station, Regent’s Park, and many shops and cultural spots, making it easy to live in the city.

The plan was to mix apartments with community spaces, combining homes with work and support areas on the ground floor. The apartments are move-in ready, and people thinking of moving in can see the inside, shared spaces, and area without worrying about construction. The project helps improve Westminster for the long run while staying mostly residential.

Apartment Types and Living Space

Lisson Arches has one, two, and three-bedroom apartments made for people to live in for a while in central London. Inside, space is used well, with living and sleeping areas separate and lots of light. Every apartment has its own balcony, adding to the living space in a busy city.

The apartments are for sale, and prices and availability are available when you ask. There are also rental options for those who want to rent. The interiors are made to last and be accessible, showing the project’s focus on being open to everyone and suitable for different people, not just short-term residents.

Location, Transport, and Community

Lisson Arches has great transport links, with Marylebone Station, Edgware Road Underground, and Baker Street nearby for trains, subways, and buses across London. Regent’s Park and Broadley Street Gardens are also close, making it easy to enjoy the outdoors. People usually look at a map to see how close it is to transport, hospitals, and everyday services.

The wider project includes housing and workspace for community support, adding social value to the apartments. The building was designed to fit HAPPI guidelines, making the apartments easy to get around in and well-sized. Photos and layouts help buyers decide if this is the right place for them, with its central spot, open design, and focus on being part of the neighborhood for a long time.