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Tuesday 29 March 2016 8:29 am

Is this the UK’s most expensive conservatory? Mayfair apartment on sale for £5.6m values garden space at £750,000

By: Catherine Neilan

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It might not look like much, but this conservatory and rooftop patio are worth an estimated £750,000 – making it potentially the most expensive garden space in the UK. 

They are part of a two-bed luxury apartment in Mayfair, which is currently on sale for £5.6m (for a 116-year lease).

The 2,212 sq ft south-facing property is located on the third floor of a residential building at 10 Upper Grosvenor Street, and was one the home of the Dowager Duchess of Northumberland. But the apartment is just a portion of her home – in fact the apartment was originally Lady Eleanor's "vast master bedroom suite", which occupied its own private floor. 

According to estate agents Wetherell, Lady Eleanor loved the outdoors, so a garden style conservatory and outside rooftop patio were added to her suite.

 

 

Wetherell chief executive Peter Wetherell said: "We can typically count on one hand the number of these types of ‘homes-with-conservatory-&-patio’ we are instructed to sell each year in Mayfair. 

“In the heart of central London outside space is one of the ultimate luxuries. A spacious lateral apartment like this with a garden conservatory and rooftop patio rarely come to the Mayfair sales market."

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