The Broadley

The Broadley in Marylebone

Broadley is a new residential development located in Marylebone, London’s NW8 postcode district, at the intersection of St John’s Wood, Maida Vale and Regent’s Park. The project will deliver 215 homes ranging from studio units to three-bedroom apartments, combining the commute convenience of central London with the quiet atmosphere of a local community. Three Zone 1 tube stations are reachable within a 10-minute walk. It is also one of the first projects launched under Westminster City Council’s 20-year masterplan for urban regeneration, which will add new housing and landscape space to this established central London district.

The development’s three residential buildings – Eliot House, Watling House and Octavia House – are all arranged around a landscaped courtyard. The first batch of units in Eliot House and Watling House is scheduled for handover between the second and third quarters of 2030. Prospective buyers may compare different unit types based on their household size, desired landscape view, and site location. They must verify the floor plan, location map, orientation, and on-site photos of their intended unit, and confirm the latest pricing and contract terms before reserving a property.

Interiors and Private Residents’ Facilities

The homes at the Broadley Residential Estate merge modern layouts with details inspired by traditional London interiors. They feature herringbone wood flooring, floor-to-ceiling windows, and Victorian-style ogee skirting boards, paired with Shaker-style cabinets and quartz worktops. Bedrooms are fitted with built-in wardrobes and low-saturation finishes, while bathrooms are clad in retro checkered tiles, equipped with brushed brass fixtures and precision-tuned lighting. These designs establish a unified visual language across the development, while also ensuring the practicality of daily use in every space.

Residents have exclusive access to a private members’ club covering fitness, work, and leisure needs, with amenities including 24-hour concierge services, a gym equipped with Peloton gear and a dedicated Peloton suite, a residents’ lounge, a private terrace, and a screening room. The lounge can be used for informal meetings or quiet work, and the screening room is fitted with velvet seating and Art Deco-style lighting. These shared spaces expand the range of scenarios residents can enjoy beyond the boundaries of their individual apartments.

Location and Landscape

The Broadley Project is within walking distance of Edgware Road Station, Marylebone Station, and Paddington Station, with access to the Circle Line, District Line, Bakerloo Line, and Elizabeth Line among seven rail transit routes. Around the site, there are nearly 400 acres of Regent's Park, retail and dining facilities on Oxford Street, Bond Street, and Regent Street, educational institutions in the area including University College London, Imperial College London, and London Business School, as well as well-established private healthcare resources on Harley Street; all these elements together form a complete support system.

The project's landscape design draws on research from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and integrates biodiversity into site planning. Situated in the core area of London's Zone 1, the project combines new residential units with owner-exclusive facilities. Its core advantages include its Marylebone location, a private members' club for residents, heritage-style interiors, and large-scale urban renewal projects in the surrounding area.