1-9 Ulster Terrace
Marylebone NW1
Residential building
Key Details
Address
1-9 Ulster Terrace, London NW1 4PJ
Local Area
Marylebone
County
Greater London
Country
England
Completion
1824
Overview
1-9 Ulster Terrace is a Grade I listed building in London NW1.
Built in 1824 to the designs by John Nash as part of his Regent's Park Crown Estate development.
Historic England list Entry Number: 1357331. Date first listed February 1970.
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Site sold
1-18 York Terrace development site has now been sold, reports Financial Times.
04.09.2022
Sold out
All 76 residences at Regent's Crescent are now sold, reports joint agent Savills.Originally commissioned in 1820 by the Prince Regent, later George IV, and designed by...
06.02.2024
Completion
2020
Planning Committee meeting
Westminster City Council will be discussing the plans for 29 Marylebone Road in an upcoming Planning Applications Sub-Committee meeting on Tuesday 16th May 2023 at...
08.05.2023
We've recently taken new photos of the progress on site at W1 Place, and it's thrilling to see the building progressing nicely.If everything goes as planned, we can...
25.05.2023
Residential prices from
£2,693,000
Completion
2024
Superstructure works start
According to the latest update provided by the Westminster Council, substantial progress has been made at the 20 Luxborough Street development.A significant step in the...
29.05.2023
Completion
2024
New images
We are excited to share with you the latest photo of Marylebone Square, where the main contractor Kier is on the finishing line, putting the final touches on this...
29.05.2023
Residential prices from
£2,693,000
Completion
2023
Disclaimer
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