£9,750 pcm
(£2,250 pw)
2 bed flat to rentBury Street, St James's SW1Y
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
1,163 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available from 14 October 2026
Furnished
About this property
A second-floor apartment with lift access, air conditioning and open-plan living across two bedrooms.
Entering the flat on the second floor, a hallway leads through to the principal reception room, a generous open-plan space with lofty proportions. A fireplace with a simple mantel anchors one wall, flanked by open shelving that displays decorative pieces, while a circular chandelier hangs above a dining area arranged around a round table. Full-length bay windows fill the room with light and overlook the street beyond.
The kitchen is fitted with sleek grey cabinetry and a central island topped in a glossy white countertop, with an integrated induction hob and appliances built seamlessly into the units. Windows bring in further natural light, with doors opening onto the balcony beyond.
Bedroom one is a bright double room with a bay window and a cushioned chair positioned to take advantage of the outlook. Bedroom two is considerably larger, with its own fireplace and a separate seating area arranged beside a tall floor lamp.
Two bathrooms serve the apartment: One fitted with a dark marble vanity and gold fixtures, the other finished in polished marble with a glass shower enclosure and a floating vanity unit.
Air conditioning is fitted, while the principal reception room's ceiling height adds a sense of scale. Open shelving and feature lighting are notable design elements throughout the main living spaces.
A balcony runs off the kitchen, finished with a concrete floor and black metal railing. It offers views across the surrounding rooftops and buildings of St James, taking in a mix of historic and contemporary architecture nearby.
Bury Street is a quiet address within St James's, London's historic enclave of gentlemen's outfitters, art galleries and private members' clubs. Green Park underground station, served by the Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee lines, is a short walk away, as is Piccadilly Circus. Jermyn Street's renowned shirtmakers and Fortnum & Mason on Piccadilly are both within easy reach, alongside the open spaces of Green Park and St James's Park. The area is home to numerous upmarket boutiques, restaurants and the artistic treasures of the Royal Academy of Arts, making it one of London's most prestigious addresses.
Entering the flat on the second floor, a hallway leads through to the principal reception room, a generous open-plan space with lofty proportions. A fireplace with a simple mantel anchors one wall, flanked by open shelving that displays decorative pieces, while a circular chandelier hangs above a dining area arranged around a round table. Full-length bay windows fill the room with light and overlook the street beyond.
The kitchen is fitted with sleek grey cabinetry and a central island topped in a glossy white countertop, with an integrated induction hob and appliances built seamlessly into the units. Windows bring in further natural light, with doors opening onto the balcony beyond.
Bedroom one is a bright double room with a bay window and a cushioned chair positioned to take advantage of the outlook. Bedroom two is considerably larger, with its own fireplace and a separate seating area arranged beside a tall floor lamp.
Two bathrooms serve the apartment: One fitted with a dark marble vanity and gold fixtures, the other finished in polished marble with a glass shower enclosure and a floating vanity unit.
Air conditioning is fitted, while the principal reception room's ceiling height adds a sense of scale. Open shelving and feature lighting are notable design elements throughout the main living spaces.
A balcony runs off the kitchen, finished with a concrete floor and black metal railing. It offers views across the surrounding rooftops and buildings of St James, taking in a mix of historic and contemporary architecture nearby.
Bury Street is a quiet address within St James's, London's historic enclave of gentlemen's outfitters, art galleries and private members' clubs. Green Park underground station, served by the Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee lines, is a short walk away, as is Piccadilly Circus. Jermyn Street's renowned shirtmakers and Fortnum & Mason on Piccadilly are both within easy reach, alongside the open spaces of Green Park and St James's Park. The area is home to numerous upmarket boutiques, restaurants and the artistic treasures of the Royal Academy of Arts, making it one of London's most prestigious addresses.
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