The Howard de Walden Estate’s Connectivity
Of all the many facets of Marylebone’s appeal, its accessibility is one of the most compelling. London is one of the world’s best connected cities, and The Howard de Walden Estate sits right at its heart—within easy reach of several airports, the St Pancras Eurostar terminal, numerous mainline and underground stations, and the city’s vast public transport network. The City of London and Canary Wharf are a short tube ride away. Whatever your method of travel, there are few places in the UK—or indeed the world—that are quite so easy to get to.
The Howard de Walden Estate
About the area
Despite being so central, just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, Marylebone Village sits within an oasis of relative tranquility.
It is an attractive and welcoming neighbourhood populated by beautiful Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian properties. An environment of distinctiveness and character that successfully marries heritage features of centuries past with the diversity and dynamism of the present-day.

Journey planner

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Your journey

Starting at WW1 8SU and ending at SE25 6SS

via
Public Transport 25 min
Walking 1 hr
Cycling 40 min
Car 18 min
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London Underground

Marylebone is less than 1km from five London Underground stations

Regent's Park Station

Bakerloo Line

 
Great Portland Street Station

Circle Line, Metropolitan Line, Hammersmith & City Line

 
Oxford Circus Station

Victoria Line, Central Line, Bakerloo Line

 
Baker Street Station

Circle Line, Metropolitan Line, Hammersmith & City Line, Jubilee Line

 
Bond Street Station

Central Line, Jubilee Line

 

National Rail

Marylebone is less than 2.5km from eight National Rail stations

Marylebone Station

 

 
Euston Station

 

 
St Pancras International (Eurostar)

 

 
King’s Cross Station

 

 
Paddington Station

 

 
London Victoria

 

 
Charing Cross

 

 
 

 

 

Parking

The Howard de Walden Estate sits within one of Westminster Council’s controlled car parking zones. Residents are able to apply for parking permits which enable them to park in designated spaces. Metred parking on many of the Estate’s streets is £4 or £4.40 per hour.

Alternative parking
In addition to the Estate’s parking there is private parking with:

  • NCP car parks on Portland Place and Welbeck Street

Bicycle parking
For an interactive map to find bicycle parking racks in Marylebone, please follow this link to the Westminster website:  https://www.westminster.gov.uk/find-cycle-parking

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