Located on the prestigious Wilton Crescent, the Grade II-listed property was most recently owned by financier Glenn Maud before being acquired and meticulously refurbished by Fairway Capital in 2021.

The 9,049 sq.ft (840 sq.m) mansion, which includes a two-storey mews house on Kinnerton Street, was sold to a UK buyer after competitive interest from four other bidders, mainly international.

Originally designed by Thomas Cubitt and Thomas Cundy II, the mansion has undergone extensive modernisation blending historic elegance with contemporary luxury.

The property’s features include five VIP bedroom suites, three grand reception rooms, and a newly constructed basement level housing a private health spa with a nine-metre swimming pool, steam room, and treatment facilities.

The restoration included bespoke joinery, Brazilian marble kitchens, Louis XVI fireplaces, and Italian marble bathrooms. The crescent also boasts landscaped gardens originally designed by James Wyatt.

“We are delighted to confirm the sale of the turn-key mansion on Wilton Crescent, which we believe is London’s first super-prime residential deal of 2025,” said Fairway Capital CEO George Brooksbank.

“It follows £120 million (AUD $229 million) in resales that Fairway Capital secured in late 2024 to buyers from the UK, Middle East, and Asia.”

The sale underscores a renewed confidence in London’s prime property market following the UK general election and Autumn Budget.

“Buyer confidence has returned, and we are looking forward to a successful and busy 2025. The majority of buyers for these properties are in their early 30s to early 50s, demonstrating strong appeal to a younger demographic.”