Georgian Soho Townhouse · 3BR · Sauna · Roof Terrace

Dating from 1740, this stucco-fronted house on D'Arblay Street is one of the earliest on a street named after the Georgian novelist Frances Burney. Across around 317 square metres, classical interiors meet original wooden beams, exposed brickwork, fireplaces and panelled walls. The ground floor holds a double reception room, a guest WC and a generous kitchen beneath a skylight, while the first floor opens into a double drawing room lit by three south-facing bays, with a versatile dining room or study alongside. The principal suite occupies the entire second floor, the third-floor bedroom has its own bathroom beneath a vaulted ceiling, and the lower ground floor adds a further bedroom, a sauna and a cellar. A decked roof terrace with lovely views and a second terrace off the first floor complete the picture. Carnaby Street, Oxford Circus, Covent Garden and the theatres of the West End are all within an easy walk.