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An Iconic Landmark: Regent Park Marylebone

Regent’s Park Marylebone

To the north of Marylebone lies Regent Park, one of London’s many royal parks well-known for its landscape design, much of which has remained the same in its long existence numbering over 150 years. The park has survived bombings during World War II, served as an entertainment venue for visiting dignitaries in the past, and was even briefly converted to a hunting chase by King Henry VIII in 1538.

While Regent’s Park’s illustrious heritage is of interest to anyone seeking to rent in Marylebone, the character of Regent’s Park’s area is of greater concern to future residents. Here is a look at some of the perks of living in proximity to this iconic landmark.

For starters, Regent’s Park is Central London’s largest grass area for sports activities, and includes facilities such as tennis courts; cricket pitches; softball, rugby and football pitches; a running track; and a trim trail. The site conducts exercise classes for all ages and fitness levels. Locals can also be seen enjoying the park’s lake in boats and bikes rented at the on-site rental hire.

As far as Regent’s Park’s cultural significance is concerned, any estate agent Marylebone will point you to the park’s Open Air Theatre, which hosts live music performances, Shakespeare’s plays, comedy acts and children’s shows. Well-maintained picnic spots flank the boundaries of the theatre, where families and individuals can be seen relaxing and taking in the greenery all around.

Those who buy in Marylebone have the benefit of shopping at fantastic areas only a few minutes away. There are an array of choices included fashionable clothes at chic boutiques, perusing vintage furniture and toys, and enjoying an assortment of quality literature at Primrose Hill. For high-end brands, residents head to Marylebone High Street. For something more touristy, check out the selections and interior designs of Camden Lock Market’s stalls and shops.

Open-air dining at The Boathouse Café or the park grounds is popular as is the desire to spot the rich and famous at Chiltern Firehouse, a favourite of A-list celebrities. You can unwind or live it up at Regent’s Park area – the choice is up to you!

Greater London Properties are Marylebone’s Estate Agent covering the surrounding areas, give us a call today on 0207 113 1066 and we can help you find your perfect pad.

Kate Hill

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