1 room flat of 78m² in London

Carefully conceived over more than a decade, One Carrington offers a contemporary reimagining of the Mayfair townhouse. Set behind a classically proportioned brick and stone façade, this collection of 28 one- to four-bedroom apartments – including a landmark penthouse – is defined by its refined architecture, generous proportions and bespoke interiors by Natalia Miyar Atelier. Each home features custom-designed kitchens by Design Space London, Bianco Eclipsia Leathered natural stone finishes, and integrated Gaggenau appliances. Directly opposite sits The Carrington –… Carefully conceived over more than a decade, One Carrington offers a contemporary reimagining of the Mayfair townhouse. Set behind a classically proportioned brick and stone façade, this collection of 28 one- to four-bedroom apartments – including a landmark penthouse – is defined by its refined architecture, generous proportions and bespoke interiors by Natalia Miyar Atelier. Each home features custom-designed kitchens by Design Space London, Bianco Eclipsia Leathered natural stone finishes, and integrated Gaggenau appliances. Directly opposite sits The Carrington – a 70,000 sq ft business-focused private members’ club by Robin Birley. Set across seven levels, the club will offer dining and bar areas, lounges, wellness spaces, open work zones and a 25-metre indoor pool – extending the lifestyle offering well beyond the front door. Car parking is available by separate negotiation.Discreetly set within the Carrington Street conservation area, One Carrington is one of Mayfair’s best-connected addresses. Positioned between Shepherd Market and Green Park, it forms part of the original Mayfair grid, with a pedestrianised walkway linking directly to the park. Moments from private members’ clubs including 5 Hertford Street, Mark’s Club and Oswald’s, and directly opposite the upcoming Carrington Club by Robin Birley – a location uniquely aligned with Mayfair’s most exclusive social network. Mount Street’s fashion houses are within easy reach, while the cultural institutions of St James’s, the Royal Academy and The Ritz sit just beyond. All quietly accessed from a secluded street that few ever find.