Marylebone with its range of dining, retail and leisure options is a fashionable central London neighbourhood sought after by students, young professionals and families. Check out the stylish, beautifully finished apartments to rent in Cedar House if living in an elegant Marylebone property near iconic attractions and excellent transport facilities appeals.

1. Let’s live
in Marylebone

2. Marylebone is one of London’s most
cosmopolitan neighbourhoods,
reflected in its international band of
residents and cafe-style culture.
Properties to rent in Marylebone are
often snapped up by those working in
Harley Street - home to many
outstanding private healthcare centres
Let’s live in Marylebone

3. Let’s live in Marylebone
Those working or studying in
Marylebone also look for
accommodation here. Some of the
amazing educational establishments
include:
1) University of Westminster
2) Regent’s University
3) The London Business School
4) The Royal Academy of Music
5) Slade School of Fine Art
6) Royal College of Nursing

4. Love the location - Marylebone, NW1
The Marylebone village spirit is
legendary, with a number of annual
events giving residents an excuse to
come together.
There is a regular farmers’ market, a
summer fayre, a Christmas gift fair and
the festive light switch-on in
November, to name a few.
Marylebone is an area that can almost
exclusively be divided into two halves.

5. Love the location - Marylebone, NW1
The Portman Estate encompasses
110 acres of Marylebone and over
500 properties.
Another 92 acres of Marylebone
come under the Howard de Walden
estate.
Both estates are brimming with
aesthetically-pleasing Georgian and
Edwardian properties, with the estate
managers ensuring standards and the
period charm is upheld.

6. About Cedar House in Marylebone
Cedar House maintains its original
Victorian red brick façade and
comprises a selection of newly
decorated apartments in the heart of
Marylebone.
Expect majestically high ceilings,
floor-to-ceiling windows, ornate
ironmongery, balconies and
period flair.

7. About Cedar House in Marylebone
Internally, the apartments to rent in
Cedar House have been
immaculately finished, with fitted
bathrooms and kitchens, lift access
to upper floors and the option to
choose to rent on a fully furnished
basis.

8. The surroundings of Cedar House
Step out from your front door and
walk within minutes to some of
London’s top attractions, including
Madame Tussauds, The Wallace
Collection, the Sherlock Holmes
Museum and London Zoo in
Regent’s Park.
Marylebone is encircled by a
number of Tube stations, including
Baker Street, Bond Street, Great
Portland Street and Regent’s Park.

9. The surroundings of Cedar House
Marylebone also enjoys its own
mainline rail station, managed by
Chiltern Railways. To the north of
Marylebone lies Regent’s Park itself.

10. Dining and drinking in Marylebone
The destination du jour has to be
Chiltern Firehouse, where the
waiting list is made up of celebrities
as well as local residents.
Also of note is The Langham Hotel,
where diners can choose from
Artesian, Palm Court and Roux at
The Landau dining rooms.
For ultra special occasions the
hotel offers Private Dining by Roux.

11. Dining and drinking in Marylebone
For after dinner drinks, try The
Marylebone and Purl London (a
prohibition-style bar).
If you’re looking for something
more informal, try Marylebone
Village for cafés and restaurants,
including:
1) The Monocle Café
2) The Nordic Bakery
3) Coco Momo
4) Pantry at 108

12. Culture and the Arts in Marylebone
The Wallace Collection is a stand-out
cultural attraction, with 25 galleries set
in an historical townhouse on
Manchester Square.
The walls are lined with Old Masters,
including Fran Hal’s ‘The Laughing
Cavalier’, while there’s plenty of ornate
furniture, objet d'art, arms and armour
to admire.

13. Culture and the Arts in Marylebone
Wigmore Hall in Wigmore Street (a
recital venue specialising in chamber
music) and the Everyman Cinema
on Baker Street for independent
films should also be on your radar.

14. Leisure time in Marylebone
Properties to rent in Marylebone
have simply the best local park -
Regent’s Park.
Not only is it home to London Zoo,
there are 395 acres of grounds to
explore, Queen Mary’s Gardens
packed with more than 12,000
roses, the Open Air Theatre and
The Hub - the largest outdoor
sports facility in London.

15. Leisure time in Marylebone
Sports pitches include those for
rugby, softball, football, cricket and
lacrosse, while there are a number
of fitness classes running, including
pilates and yoga.

16. Shopping in Marylebone
Shopping in Marylebone is centred
on two locations - Marylebone High
Street and Marylebone Village.
The emphasis is very much on
independent brands and family-run
stores, such as Paul Rothe & Son - a
deli now in its fourth generation of
ownership.
Browse boutiques such as Farrow
& Ball, Anthropologie, Cologne &
Cotton

17. About Residential Land
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with a portfolio of over 1200 flats, apartments and
houses to rent in prime Central London locations.
If you’re looking to rent an apartment, buy, sell or invest
in residential property in prime London areas, don’t
hesitate to contact us.
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