Two Bedroom Apartment in Central London with Large Terrace

Two Bedroom Apartment in Central London with Large Terrace Overview

Look, I’ve stayed in plenty of London apartments over the years, but this place on Devonshire Place actually surprised me. You know how most “two bedroom apartments” in central London are basically glorified closets? Well, this one’s different – and honestly, it’s all about that terrace they mention in the name. I mean, when you’re paying London prices, outdoor space is like gold dust, and this terrace is properly large. Not just a little balcony where you can barely fit a chair, but actual space where you can have your morning coffee and pretend you’re not in one of the world’s most expensive cities.

The location is what really makes it though. Devonshire Place sits right in that sweet spot between Oxford Street chaos and the more residential Marylebone vibe. You’re literally a three-minute walk from Regent’s Park (perfect for morning runs, if that’s your thing), and Great Portland Street tube station is right there when you need to get anywhere fast. What I love is that you can duck into Marylebone High Street for proper shopping and cafes – there’s this little cheese shop called La Fromagerie that’s become my go-to, and honestly, the whole street feels more like a village than central London. The apartment itself feels more spacious than most places in the area, probably because whoever designed it actually thought about how people live rather than just cramming in as many beds as possible.

Here’s the thing about staying here – and this is something you only figure out after you’ve been around the block a few times – the building’s quiet. I mean, you’re in Westminster Borough, so there’s always some city hum, but Devonshire Place doesn’t get the tourist foot traffic that nearby streets do. The 8.8 rating makes complete sense when you factor in that you’re getting genuine local living rather than the typical tourist apartment experience. The only minor thing I’d mention is that parking around here is, well, London parking – so if you’re driving, prepare to pay or plan ahead. But honestly, with the tube connections you get from this spot, you probably won’t need a car anyway. The whole setup just works, especially if you’re the type who likes to feel settled rather than constantly on the move during your stay.

Two Bedroom Apartment in Central London with Large Terrace Accommodations

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