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There is this feeling you get the moment you step through the door here at Clarges Street in Mayfair. I found myself taking a breath and just looking around for a while. Some spaces just have that effect. This is a penthouse apartment so you already expect something a bit special but the sense of openness hits you first. Three hundred and seventy six square feet is a number on paper but here it stretches out in front of you and the light just keeps pouring in.
To be honest I was drawn straight to the roof terrace before anything else. You can step outside from the dining room and suddenly you have this view of Mayfair and just enough sky to make you feel like you have your own piece of London. I can imagine some evenings up here with friends, a cup of coffee in hand, or even just some quiet time alone. Sometimes homes with outdoor space feel a bit boxed in but here it actually feels private and open both at once. Birds come and go. On weekends I bet you'd catch the city drifting by while you relax up there.
Inside, the kitchen is one of those places where you want to pour yourself a tea and stay a while. You'll notice the island with the breakfast bar first, definitely a spot where people end up gathering almost without thinking. There is a separate dining area that feels proper, but the kitchen itself feels just as social. I can see family here in the mornings, late night snacks, or bigger gatherings that go long after dinner ends. The kitchen layout just makes sense for actual cooking, not just reheating quick meals.
The penthouse is set up right now as a three bedroom but it's fairly easy to turn the study into a fourth if you want. That flexibility is handy, especially if you work from home sometimes or just want a spot that can shift with your needs. Each room seems to breathe a bit. Nothing feels cramped. The master suite has its own tucked away dressing area and a modern ensuite that feels like something you'd actually linger in after a long day. You'll also notice the sound—there isn't too much, honestly. The building has that calm that comes with good insulation and being up near the top.
Living here on Clarges Street you're tucked away just enough to feel private, but you step out your front door and you've got Berkeley Square only a short walk away. Sometimes people talk about prime Mayfair locations as if it's all just prestige but honestly it's the day to day things that matter more. The Abercrombie coffee shop is close, and I often see people ducking in there before heading to work. There are countless spots to grab lunch or a quiet drink, and in the evenings you'll probably hear the city outside but never too loud. If you like a morning walk, Hyde Park is not far at all. It is this mix of busy city life and sudden quiet that sets this area apart. Even clubs like the famous 5 Hertford Street are within reach for a bit of evening fun.
The apartment sits at the top of a twenty four hour portered building, so there's always someone around if you need anything. It just feels easy and secure. You can come home late and not worry about a thing or step out early and everything is ready for you.
Glendore House on Clarges Street has a way of making everyday life feel a little elevated but without any fuss. Sometimes you almost forget your phone and find yourself just looking out at the city or brewing that second cup of coffee.
If you have other questions or want to walk through and feel it for yourself, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we take the time to help you find the place that actually fits. The only way to really know is to see it.
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