Carrington Street

Mayfair (W1J) · W1J

Listed status: Not Launched Yet

Key details

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Listed status
Not Launched Yet
District
Mayfair (W1J)
Developer
Motcomb Estates

AddressCarrington Street, London W1J 7AF

Amenities

  • Gym

Overview

Carrington Street is a mixed-use development in Mayfair (W1J) by Motcomb Estates, occupying the former NCP car park at 51-53 Brick Street and 1-6 Yarmouth Place. The 200,000 sq ft scheme, designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), completed in November 2024 and comprises seven storeys of residential above office and commercial space.

The development delivers 28 individually designed apartments ranging from one to four bedrooms, including a landmark penthouse. A new pedestrian link through the site connects Yarmouth Place and Carrington Street, opening a public route between Shepherd Market and Green Park. Residents have access to a gym, spa, 25m pool, and concierge, as well as The Carrington, a new members' club operated by Robin Birley. Green Park, Hyde Park Corner, and Bond Street Underground stations are all within walking distance.

Key highlights

  • Zone 1 London location - Mayfair (W1J)
  • Walking distance to Bond Street, Green Park and Hyde Park
  • Developer: Motcomb Estates
  • Amenities: residents' gym
  • 28 apartments (one to four bedrooms) in a seven-storey building
  • Designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), completed November 2024
  • 200,000 sq ft scheme on former NCP car park site
  • New public pedestrian link between Shepherd Market and Green Park

Location

Carrington Street, London W1J 7AF

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