A spectacular Piccadilly mansion where Lord Byron once lived and wrote some of his most famous works has come on the market priced at just under £30 million.
The grade II listed residence at 139 Piccadilly overlooking Green Park has been used as an office building in recent years but is being sold with planning permission for conversion back into a family home with up to eight bedrooms. Agents estimate the seven storey building could be worth £70 million after a refurbishment that could cost as much as £15 million.
