- For Rent
- Weekly Rent of 775 GBP
- Build Size: 701 ft2
- Land Size: 701 ft2
- Property Type: Apartment
- Bedroom: 2
- Bathroom: 1
Exclusively for over 55's, Grace House is a brand-new housing development offering first-class accommodation in London's sought-after St John's Wood.
A first-class development for over 55's with a strong sense of community.The building has been designed to a high standard in close collaboration with former and current residents of the building, from the finishes and fittings to its communal landscaping. Now available are 17 spacious and adaptable 1 and 2-bedroom apartments set over the top three floors of the development. They all have a private balcony or terrace and access to an exclusive roof terrace garden on the 13th floor with panoramic views across Central London . A strong sense of community is at the forefront of Grace House, with an activity room and communal lounge at the heart of the development. Other amenities include an on-site building manager and limited parking (offered on a first come first served basis). Rental prices for the apartments range from £550 to £875 per week.All apartments are offered on an unfurnished basis. EPC: BCouncil Tax Band: We are making enquiries with the local authority to find out the council tax bandSet on Lodge Road in St John's Wood, Grace House is located 0.6 miles away from St John's Wood Station (Jubilee Line).
St John's Wood is an affluent district of leafy residential streets in central London that serves its locals well. Boutique stores and chic eateries dot the high street, from renowned establishments such as The Ivy, to long-standing local favourite Panzer's Deli, to causal Parisian style fine-dining at the highly acclaimed Soutine.Once part of the Great Middlesex Forest, St John's Wood was developed from the early 19th century onwards. In the 1960s and '70s it was made world-famous by The Beatles, who made many popular recordings - and one iconic album cover – at the local Abbey Road Studios. Regents Park is within a short walking distance, with its magical open-air theatre, cafes, rose gardens and stunning views from adjoining Primrose Hill. The West End is a brisk walk away, or less than 30 minutes by bus.St John's Wood locals also benefit from several popular cultural destinations close by, including picturesque Little Venice, The British Library, elegant Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath, one of the city's most loved green spaces.
A first-class development for over 55's with a strong sense of community.The building has been designed to a high standard in close collaboration with former and current residents of the building, from the finishes and fittings to its communal landscaping. Now available are 17 spacious and adaptable 1 and 2-bedroom apartments set over the top three floors of the development. They all have a private balcony or terrace and access to an exclusive roof terrace garden on the 13th floor with panoramic views across Central London . A strong sense of community is at the forefront of Grace House, with an activity room and communal lounge at the heart of the development. Other amenities include an on-site building manager and limited parking (offered on a first come first served basis). Rental prices for the apartments range from £550 to £875 per week.All apartments are offered on an unfurnished basis. EPC: BCouncil Tax Band: We are making enquiries with the local authority to find out the council tax bandSet on Lodge Road in St John's Wood, Grace House is located 0.6 miles away from St John's Wood Station (Jubilee Line).
St John's Wood is an affluent district of leafy residential streets in central London that serves its locals well. Boutique stores and chic eateries dot the high street, from renowned establishments such as The Ivy, to long-standing local favourite Panzer's Deli, to causal Parisian style fine-dining at the highly acclaimed Soutine.Once part of the Great Middlesex Forest, St John's Wood was developed from the early 19th century onwards. In the 1960s and '70s it was made world-famous by The Beatles, who made many popular recordings - and one iconic album cover – at the local Abbey Road Studios. Regents Park is within a short walking distance, with its magical open-air theatre, cafes, rose gardens and stunning views from adjoining Primrose Hill. The West End is a brisk walk away, or less than 30 minutes by bus.St John's Wood locals also benefit from several popular cultural destinations close by, including picturesque Little Venice, The British Library, elegant Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath, one of the city's most loved green spaces.
