A townhouse designed by the architect behind Buckingham Palace in a terrace overlooking a royal park is on the market for £11.25 million. The Grade I listed townhouse is part of a cluster of houses that make up one of London's most exclusive addresses, Cumberland Terrace, which overlooks Regent's Park.
Buckingham Palace architect John Nash designed the building back in 1826. The famous architect is responsible for designing many iconic buildings across London, including Marble Arch and Clarence House. He built Cumberland Terrace for family and friends of the Royal Family, but over the years it has hosted a number of other A-list residents and guests, including Barack Obama, Stefano Gabbana, Damien Hirst, Tom Ford, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.
The house up for sale covers 4,600sqft and is spread across five floors. There are five bedrooms, five bathrooms and not one but two reception areas. One is described by the selling agents as being "great for informal evenings, while the other is set up perfectly for formal entertaining".
