Situated on the first floor of a beautiful red-brick building, this enviable lateral apartment offers generous, well-balanced space throughout—and was once the home of the late Sir John Hurt, the acclaimed British actor known for iconic roles in The Elephant Man, Alien, and Harry Potter. The entrance hall is particularly impressive, featuring unique Savuti wallpaper above delicate wall panelling, original wood flooring, and exceptional ceiling height.

The main reception room is perfect for both dining and entertaining, continuing the period charm with expansive windows that span the entire width of the room, an elegant fireplace, and ornate ceiling coving and detail. Carefully chosen artwork and furnishings add vibrant pops of colour, complementing the historic character and creating a peaceful, inviting atmosphere.

A moody, galleried hallway leads to a luxurious Drummond and Italian-tiled bathroom with a freestanding tub, a walk-in wardrobe (or fourth bedroom), and two generously proportioned, stylish bedrooms. The principal—or second principal, depending on preference—features Liberty wallpaper, original flooring, and a tall sash window framed by cast iron radiators. Colour-blocked walls artfully separate the bespoke wall coverings from the ceiling, adding a playful touch to the classic design. A final bedroom sits quietly at the front of the property.

The kitchen has a charming, cottage-like feel, with painted original tiling that complements the pink Smeg fridge-freezer. It also includes a range cooker, a breakfast area, and a walk-in pantry. This side of the apartment further benefits from a guest WC and a separate utility space, one could easily add a second bathroom here should they wish, other options for a second bathroom include the current walk in/fourth bedroom, or the storage cupboard. Plans are available for this on request.

At approximately 1,750 sq ft, the home offers the scale of a traditional townhouse, yet laid out across a single, easily accessible floor. This is a rare, chain-free opportunity to acquire period grandeur, distinctive interiors, and an exceptional Fitzrovia location with a touch of cinematic history.

(The lease will be new on completion subject to the agreed offer amount).

Situated in the heart of Fitzrovia, Gordon Mansions offers a prime location that blends historic charm with vibrant city living. Just steps from the renowned eateries of Charlotte Street, residents can enjoy everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to cosy cafés and lively pubs. Cultural highlights like The British Museum, contemporary galleries, and boutique shopping are all nearby, with Soho, Covent Garden, and Oxford Street within easy reach. Regent’s Park is just a short walk away, providing a welcome green escape. The area also boasts a selection of well-regarded schools and nurseries. Steeped in literary and artistic history, home to Virgina Woolf and once home to Bob Marley, Fitzrovia offers a unique mix of period architecture and cosmopolitan flair—making Gordon Mansions an exceptional place to call home.