Marconi House is a Grade II-listed Edwardian landmark designed by Norman Shaw, originally erected in 1904 as a hotel and headquarters for the Marconi Company (media.onthemarket.com). Between 2011–2013, it was expertly converted by Galliard Homes into 86 luxury apartments and penthouses, preserving its grand façade while introducing contemporary interiors (Patalab).
The building’s prestige is underlined by its accolades, including the London Evening Standard’s Best Large Development award in 2013 (theglobal1.com). Located directly across from Somerset House, it offers exceptional proximity to Covent Garden, major theatres, riverside walks, and multiple transport nodes like Temple, Holborn, and Charing Cross stations (theglobal1.com).
Leasehold, about 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, high-end fully furnished (Zoopla)
Spacious (~979 years lease), service charge around £12,490/year and ground rent ~£750/year, EPC rating B (Zoopla)
Duplex unit with approximately 1,385 sq ft of luxury living space (Zoopla)
Includes 3 en-suite bedrooms, smart home features (comfort cooling, AV, underfloor heating), open-plan kitchen with Miele appliances, and 24-hour concierge (Rightmove)
Prime location, a short walk from Temple and Holborn stations, as well as cultural hubs like Covent Garden and the West End (Rightmove)
First and second-floor apartment offering bright, expansive entertaining space, a modern principal suite, plus two further bedrooms and a family bathroom (londonhouse.co.uk)
Located in this elegant listed building on the Strand—complete with stylish historical charm and modern comfort (jswright.co.uk)
Architectural heritage: A striking blend of Edwardian elegance with contemporary design enhancements.
Luxury interiors: Features include high-end appliance kitchens, underfloor heating, integrated AV, smart controls, comfort cooling, and a 24-hour concierge.
Unbeatable location: Close to Covent Garden, theaters, shopping, dining, and major transport interchanges.
Prestigious address: Recognized for quality and historical value, making it a standout among London’s West End properties.
