Short-Let & Guaranteed Rent
in Marylebone.

For landlords, that mix is the reason both our products work here. Guaranteed rent suits owners of mansion-block flats or whole-building portfolios who want a fixed monthly payment and zero operational involvement. Short-let management suits owners closer to Wigmore Street, Chiltern Street and the High Street, where nightly rates support a more dynamic calendar.

We currently operate a Marylebone block under our guaranteed-rent programme — the landlord receives £15,000 per month on a fixed schedule, with all operations, tenants and maintenance handled by our team.

Marylebone's stock is unusually consistent for Zone 1. The dominant typology is the late-Victorian and Edwardian mansion block — red brick or Portland stone, porter at the door, 1- to 3-bedroom flats with original cornicing and reception rooms facing inward to garden squares. Bryanston Square, Montagu Square, Dorset Square and the streets off Hyde Park sit on this template.

Between the blocks you get Georgian and early-Victorian terraces, most converted to flats decades ago, many with rear mews access. The newer-build stock is concentrated around Chiltern Street and Marylebone Lane — typically boutique conversions above retail, smaller floorplates, designed for short stays.

Listed-building consent and conservation-area constraints are an everyday consideration north of Wigmore Street; we factor that in at onboarding.

Four tube lines run through the area: Bakerloo (Marylebone, Edgware Road, Baker Street, Regent’s Park, Oxford Circus), Circle and Hammersmith & City (Baker Street, Edgware Road, Great Portland Street), and Jubilee at Baker Street and Bond Street.

The Elizabeth line at Bond Street puts Canary Wharf around 17 minutes east and Heathrow Terminal 5 around 32 minutes west. Marylebone mainline runs to Birmingham, Oxford and the Chilterns.

Regent's Park sits on the northern edge, Hyde Park to the south-west, and Oxford Street and Bond Street are within walking distance for retail and food.

Marylebone is governed by Westminster City Council, which enforces the 90-day rule for short-let on entire properties more strictly than most London boroughs. We operate every short-let unit Rule-compliant — by restricting nights, by structuring stays over 90 nights (which sit outside the rule), or by operating on the guaranteed-rent corporate-let model where the 90-day rule does not apply.

Most of north Marylebone falls inside the Dorset Square and Portman Estate conservation areas, and a meaningful share of the stock is listed — typically Grade II — which affects what can change inside and outside the property.

Leasehold restrictions on short-let are common in mansion blocks; we check head-lease terms before agreeing any short-let arrangement.