Hyde Park at your feet. London on your terms. This fourth‑floor, three bedroom residence at 123 Bayswater Road is a calm, design‑led counterpoint to the energy of W2 – a prime London home with a distinctly international feel.

The space
A wide gallery hallway opens into a large, glass‑fronted living space, elevated above Bayswater with open views across the London skyline. The open‑plan reception has a quietly luxurious rhythm: generous seating, a defined dining area and full‑height glazing that pulls in the light. A sleek, handleless kitchen with stone worktops, a sculptural island and fully integrated appliances sits confidently within the room, designed to feel as considered as the rest of the living space.

Two private terraces extend the living area outdoors one off the main reception for slow mornings, the other connecting to the principal suite for a quiet moment above the city.

Private quarters
All three bedrooms are true suites, not afterthoughts. Each has its own bathroom, built‑in storage and a calm, hotel‑style palette. The principal suite adds a walk‑in dressing area and terrace access, creating a self‑contained retreat within the apartment. Underfloor heating, comfort cooling and thoughtful lighting keep everything effortless, day and night.

Life in the building
This is a building where you can arrive with just a carry‑on and live well from day one. Residents have access to a 25m pool, spa, sauna and steam room, a serious gym, private cinema and residents’ lounge. There is 24‑hour concierge, valet parking and robust security designed for people who travel, who split their time between cities, and who expect things simply to work.

The address
Directly opposite Hyde Park, the apartment sits on the stretch of Bayswater Road that connects you quickly to Notting Hill, Kensington, Mayfair and Marylebone. Queensway, Bayswater and Lancaster Gate stations are all close, with fast links east to the City and west to Heathrow. Cafés, galleries, restaurants and boutique hotels cluster around you this is very much “global London”, not just local W2.