The Bryanston

Access to the very best of London, within walking distance and beyond.

THE DEVELOPMENT

The Bryanston is part of the Marble Arch Place masterplan, an exceptional mixed-use development, marking a new chapter for this historic London crossroads. Architect Rafael Viñoly’s remarkable vision introduces a seamless transition from Hyde Park into the West End and Mayfair Village.

RESIDENTIAL

The Bryanston itself is a collection of 54 residences affording a spectacular location and extraordinary views. It is composed of two main elements: the podium with its gracefully tiered terraces, and the 18-storey tower with southerly views across Hyde Park and beyond.

COMMERCIAL

5 Marble Arch consists of seven floors of premium office space, which has been pre-let to Bridgepoint, a major European private equity firm.

RETAIL

There is a total of 54,000 sq ft of retail and leisure at Marble Arch Place, consisting of bars and restaurants, coffee shops and leisure spaces, all opening out on to a new pedestrianised public realm.

SHOPS

The Bryanston residents are minutes away from some of the finest retail experiences in Europe. The choice and quality on offer are superb, from Selfridges, Britain’s premier department store, to upscale fashion boutiques like Chanel and Hermès, to the more quirky independent shops of Marylebone.

EDUCATION

There are notable educational establishments of London within a small radius of The Bryanston — from leading independent schools like Wetherby Preparatory School and Francis Holland School, to eminent universities such as University College London, Imperial College and the University of Westminster.

BARS AND RESTAURANTS

The nearby Mayfair village hosts the greatest concentration of five-star hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants in London. Enjoy out-of-this world cocktails at the elegant bar within the Connaught Hotel, or sample the freshest seafood and oysters at Scott’s, the 150-year-old establishment that was one of novelist Ian Fleming’s favourite haunts.

HOTELS AND MEMBERS' CLUBS

Whether you’re popping out from The Bryanston for afternoon tea or an evening aperitif, you’re extremely well served for hotels and members’ clubs in the neighbourhood. From famous five-star institutions such as Claridge’s and The Dorchester, to members-only havens like Home House, 5 Hertford Street and Annabel’s.

LANDMARKS

One of London’s most notable landmarks, Marble Arch, is something of a ‘welcome home’ for Bryanston residents. At one time, it was the grand entrance gate to Buckingham Palace, but was relocated here in 1851. You’re also a walk away from Speaker’s Corner, the Royal Albert Hall and, of course, Buckingham Palace itself.

TRANSPORT

Marble Arch Underground station is on your doorstep. The new £18bn Crossrail service is close at hand too, with stops nearby at Bond Street and Paddington. The Heathrow Express from Paddington will take you to London’s Heathrow airport in 15 minutes. Or by car, the airport is 27km away, a journey that takes from 35 minutes. Whatever your travel needs, our concierge can make all necessary arrangements for you.

HYDE PARK

The beautiful 350-acre Hyde Park is on your doorstep. This is the largest of four Royal Parks in central London, a place where many threads of the capital’s history meet. A green oasis in the heart of the city, Hyde Park is home to over 4,000 trees, a sizable lake, ornamental flower gardens, as well as numerous buildings and monuments of interest. It’s a wonderful place to walk, exercise or meditate. Rowing or boating are available in the 18th-century Serpentine, London’s largest boating lake.

MAYFAIR

Bordering Hyde Park, Mayfair is an historic, upscale district of elegant Georgian townhouses, exclusive hotels and restaurants, waiting for you to enjoy. Mayfair’s world-famous retailers include the bespoke tailors of Savile Row and luxury international fashion houses on Bond Street. With 285 acres, 144 streets, 26 Michelin Stars and 5,200 residents, it’s the epitome of taste, fashion and luxury.

MARYLEBONE

Walk on a little further from The Bryanston and you’ll be in Marylebone, with its relaxed, village feel. There are pockets of leafy green parks, regular farmers’ markets and small independent shops you wouldn’t find anywhere else in London. It is home to the Chiltern Fire House hotel and restaurant, the Wallace Collection museum, and the Edwardian Daunt Books, said to be the world’s first bespoke bookshop.