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A local guide to move in Marylebone

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Other neighbourhoods near Marylebone

You could find your new neighbourhood in an area that is nearby and similar to Marylebone. Check out some of our other guides on places nearby so you’re sure your ideal place to buy a property isn’t next door.

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Pimlico See the guide here
Victoria Station See the guide here
South Kensington See the guide here
Victoria St See the guide here
Belgravia See the guide here
Knightsbridge See the guide here
Buckingham Palace See the guide here
South Bank See the guide here
Whitehall See the guide here
St. James’s See the guide here
Horton See the guide here
Moorfields Eye Hospital See the guide here
Hyde Park See the guide here
Charing Cross See the guide here
Royal Academy See the guide here
Leicester Square See the guide here
Temple See the guide here
Mayfair (south) See the guide here
Mayfair (north) See the guide here
Covent Garden See the guide here
Chinatown See the guide here
Blackfriars See the guide here
Grosvenor Square See the guide here
Regent Street See the guide here
Aldwych See the guide here
Bayswater See the guide here
Soho (south east) See the guide here
Soho (north west) See the guide here
Hanover Square See the guide here
Brompton See the guide here
Soho Square See the guide here
Fetter Lane See the guide here
New Oxford Street See the guide here
St Bartholomew’s Hospital See the guide here
High Holborn See the guide here
Great Portland Street See the guide here
Hatton Garden See the guide here
Harley Street See the guide here
Chenies See the guide here
Fitzrovia See the guide here
Farringdon See the guide here
Great Ormond Street Hospital See the guide here
Bloomsbury See the guide here
Little Venice See the guide here
University College London See the guide here
Lisson Grove See the guide here
Finsbury Estate See the guide here
St Pancras See the guide here
Clerkenwell See the guide here
Euston See the guide here
Maida Vale See the guide here
Somers Town See the guide here
St John’s Wood See the guide here
Kings Cross See the guide here
Camden Town See the guide here
Barnsbury See the guide here
Primrose Hill See the guide here
Swiss Cottage See the guide here
Chalk Farm See the guide here
Belsize Park See the guide here
Kentish Town See the guide here
Pimlico See the guide here
Victoria Station See the guide here
South Kensington See the guide here
Victoria St See the guide here
Belgravia See the guide here
Knightsbridge See the guide here
Buckingham Palace See the guide here
South Bank See the guide here
Whitehall See the guide here
St. James’s See the guide here
Horton See the guide here
Moorfields Eye Hospital See the guide here
Hyde Park See the guide here
Charing Cross See the guide here
Royal Academy See the guide here
Leicester Square See the guide here
Temple See the guide here
Mayfair (south) See the guide here
Mayfair (north) See the guide here

Is the local life vibrant in Marylebone

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Things we love about Marylebone

Marylebone has a distinct culture and atmosphere. At Cozee we looked at features that define the area’s vibe like food, nightlife, green space, and more. Whether you love to eat or you love to take part in the night life of a city, Marylebone has something for your tastes. Explore spots below to get a feel for life here.

What supermarkets are there?

Out of all the other services in Marylebone, supermarkets are arguably some of the most important. Take a look at the table below that tells you where the nearest supermarkets are so you can do your shppping conveniently. It would be a shame to move somewhere new and not realise some of your favourite stores aren’t nearby in Marylebone.

Supermarket/Grocery store name NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Asda Clapham Junction Superstore204 Lavender Hill, London3.81058
Whole Foods Market305-311 Lavender Hill, London4.2663
LidlFalcon Lane, London4.22946
Waitrose & Partners40-44 Saint John’s Road, London4558
Marks and Spencer45 Saint John’s Road, London4.3658
Tesco ExpressClapham Junction, 29-33 Battersea Rise, London3.829
M&S Simply FoodJunction BR Station, Saint John’s Hill Clapham, London3.959
Sainsbury’s Local165-167 Saint John’s Hill, London3.740
Sainsbury’s Local326 Battersea Park Road, London376
Sainsbury’s LocalThe Junction Shopping Centre, 20 Saint John’s Hill, London2.959
Tesco Express23-27 Falcon Road, London3.457
Londis82-84 Plough Road, London4.183
PoundlandUnit 4B, The Junction Centre, Saint John’s Hill, London4.335
Londis Off-licence37 Saint John’s Hill, LondonN/AN/A
George at Asda Clapham Junction204 Lavender Hill, London4.414
Hoxton Fruit and Veg Batersea575C Battersea Park Road, London4.2214
Premier181-183 Battersea High Street, Battersea Park, London56
Minola food & wine543 Battersea Park Road, LondonN/AN/A

Museums & Galleries in the region

The vitality of a community stems from its residents who live, work, and engage with one another. Exploring an area through art offers a fresh perspective. If you’re considering relocating to Marylebone, we highly suggest exploring the local galleries, museums, and cultural establishments. They offer delightful weekend activities and contribute to the vibrant atmosphere of the region.

Museum name NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Madame Tussauds LondonMarylebone Road, LondonN/AN/A
The Sherlock Holmes Museum221b Baker Street, LondonN/AN/A
The Photographers’ Gallery16-18 Ramillies Street, London4.52418
Royal College of Physicians11 Saint Andrews Place, London4.6151
Chandos House2 Queen Anne Street, London4.4140
The Wallace CollectionHertford House, Manchester Square, London4.77358
Royal Institute of British Architects66 Portland Place, London4.5564
The Cartoon Museum63 Wells Street, London4.11024
Handel Hendrix House25 Brook Street, London4.5574
Fashion Space Gallery20 John Prince’s Street, London4.513
HALLANGEN ART – Illustration graphic designWest One Shopping Centre, 381 Oxford Street, LondonN/AN/A
Museum of Knowledge1, 85 Great Portland Street, LondonN/AN/A
Charles Ede1 Three Kings’ Yard, Davies Street, London56
Jimi hendrix home13A Lancashire Court, London4.532
British Dental Association64 Wimpole Street, London4.323
Fitzroy HouseFitzroy House, 37 Fitzroy Street, London4.645
The British Dental Museum64 Wimpole Street, London4.111
The Brown Collection1 Bentinck Mews, London56
Anaesthesia Heritage Centre21 Portland Place, London4.910
subterranean commercial ice-well27 Park Crescent Mews West, London21

What kind of gyms are there in Marylebone?

More at-home work means more gym-goers. Major chains make staying active in Marylebone easy.

Gym NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Holmes Hotel London83 Chiltern Street, London4.3745
The Marylebone Hotel47 Welbeck Street, London4.3954
SweatBox SohoRamillies House, 1-2 Ramillies Street, London4.3445
Virgin ActiveHereford House, 64 North Row, London4.3326
Fitness First55 Baker Street, London4.3773
Third Space MaryleboneBulstrode Place, London4.3379
Fitness First15 Great Marlborough Street, London4.3434
Egoist Body Studios6 Fitzroy Square, London4.33
Six Physio19 Foley Street, London4.366
Ford Fitness400 Oxford Street, London4.3N/A
Powertone Studios13 Maddox Street, London4.31
Bodyset42 Harley Street, London4.348
Kingyo Therapy Suites58 South Molton Street, London4.3N/A
Seymour Leisure CentreSeymour Place, London4.3376
Wolf Personal Training7AB, Marble Arch, 21 Bryanston Street, London4.318
PHYCORE27 Welbeck Street, London4.32
Sweaty Betty3 Marylebone High Street, London4.36
Chris Darmanin – Gyrotonic®11 Welbeck Street, London4.315
Movement Perfected3 Spanish Place, London4.367
A.L.O Physiotherapy ClinicHarmont House, 20 Harley Street, London4.3153

Parks and green spaces in Marylebone

One of London’s best assets is its green spaces. See if Marylebone offers room to roam.

Park NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Cavendish Square GardensCavendish Square, London4.21167
Brown Hart GardensBrown Hart Gardens, London4.6346
The British Pilgrimage Trust27 Upper Montagu Street, London55
The Tuk Tuk Flower Studio34 Bourdon Street, London11
Grosvenor SquareLondon4.52221
Fitzroy Square Garden14 Fitzroy Square, London4.2572
Queen Mary’s Rose GardensChester Road, London4.84543
Manchester Square9 Manchester Square, London4.2184
Portman Square40 Portman Square, London4.4304
Park Square18 Park Square East, London4.5169
Bryanston SquareBryanston Square, London4.1105
Paddington Street GardensPaddington Street, London4.6341
Garden of Rest65 Marylebone High Street, London4.614
George’s Pocket Park62 George Street, LondonN/AN/A
Marylebone GardensMarylebone, London4.68
Homstay55 Baker Street, London41
Barrett Corner3 Barrett Street, London52
Swallows Park9 Saint Christopher’s Place, London51
BBQ Catering22, 25 Portman Close, London54
Conservation Efforts35 Marylebone Road, LondonN/AN/A

Restaurants in the area

Marylebone is rich in restaurants, from Indian, Chinese or Italian ones, your area is vibrant with life and the foodies that you may be will surely find what you are looking for.

Restaurant NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Gem Fitzrovia Hotel20-28 Bolsover Street, London4.3783
Holiday Inn London – Regent’s Park, an IHG HotelCarburton Street, London4.32416
The Mandeville HotelMandeville Place, London4.3860
Durrants HotelDurrants Hotel Ltd, 32 George Street, London4.3312
Holmes Hotel London83 Chiltern Street, London4.3745
Gem Langham Court Hotel31-35 Langham Street, London4.3529
Locanda Locatelli8 Seymour Street, London4.31265
Everyman Baker St96-98 Baker Street, London4.3605
Wigmore Hall36 Wigmore Street, London4.31264
Goodman – Mayfair24-26 Maddox Street, London4.31965
The Loop Bar19 Dering Street, London4.34544
Long Bar50 Berners Street, London4.3248
Globe43 Marylebone Road, London4.32230
Liberty LondonRegent Street, London4.319176
ASK Italian121, 125 Park Street, London4.31790
Le Relais de Venise L’Entrecote – Marylebone120 Marylebone Lane, London4.32567
Riding House Fitzrovia43-51 Great Titchfield Street, London4.32965
Scandinavian Kitchen61 Great Titchfield Street, London4.31815
The Grazing Goat Pub & Boutique Hotel Marylebone6 New Quebec Street, London4.31823
Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill10-13 Grosvenor Square, London4.32250

Pubs in the region

As Londoners, we love our local pubs. Marylebone has great ones to become your new regular spot. Consider these if visiting or moving to the area of Marylebone.

Pub name NameAddressDescription
Carpenters Arms12 Seymour Place
London
W1H 7NE
First licensed in 1776 and rebuilt by Meux in 1872, this is now part of the small London-based Market Taverns chain. The pub has benefited from a sensitive refurbishment, preserving the impressive wall tiling and floor mosaics in the main entrance. On the wall by the side entrance is an apposite display of old woodworking tools.
The ale comprises a few regulars like Harveys, but also often some interesting local brews from around the country. For visitors, the pub is a haven from the bustle of nearby Oxford Street, whilst the availability of a dartboard (in the rear alcove) and TV sport adds to the appeal for the regulars, one of whom has commented: “Landlord & deputy greet us like old mates – it feels like an old episode of Cheers when we go in. My pint is invariably being pulled as they see me come through the door. Always a good atmosphere and a mix of after-workers, tourists and locals.”
The food offering is home-made.
Duke Of Wellington94A Crawford Street
London
W1H 2HQ
Grade II listed and smartly furnished corner pub filled with artefacts and figurines of the Duke. Built in 1812, as the Marquess of Wellington, which it remained until 1818. First floor dining room, also hireable for functions.
The pub is under the same management as the Albert Arms SE1. This is very much a gastropub with high-quality food including Sunday roasts, but still authentically a pub not a restaurant. The operators’ mission statement “is to create “proper pubs” in London. We are London residents, passionate about creating a welcoming place for the community, offering excellent food, a great choice of beers and great quality wines”.
Duke of York45 Harrowby Street
London
W1H 5HT
Reopened in March 2017 under new management, following its closure some nine months earlier, this corner pub was first licensed 1793 and rebuilt in 1889 to the design of J W Brooker. Behind the ornate frontage, complete with hanging baskets, is a single light and airy room, newly refurbished and featuring an attractive stripped pine floor and a panel-fronted oak topped bar with a painted back bar. Furniture consists of a mixture of high tables and stools and dining tables and chairs. The venue now very much markets itself as a style bar with boutique hotel above.
Post-pandemic and like many other central London venues, it has been reported that the ale range has been reduced. Further updates welcome.
Grazing Goat6 New Quebec Street
London
W1H 7RQ
Built in 1776, this is the oldest surviving pub in Marylebone. It was once a small terrace pub hidden in a sidestreet, but is now promoted more as an up-market gastropub with boutique hotel set over six floors! Breakfast, lunch & dinner are available. Sister establishment to the Thomas Cubitt in Belgravia, the Orange in Pimlico and the Alfred Tennyson (ex-Pantechnicon) in Knightsbridge.
It is entirely possible to just have a drink without eating here. But note that as per usual, alcohol cannot be served before noon on Sunday or 10am on other days.
Harcourt32 Harcourt Street
London
W1H 4HX
This was a well-known Swedish-themed pub, and is now a modern European restaurant/bar that continues the tradition of a Nordic slant. The main bar area is wood panelled, and there are various other rooms for dining, and private dining, including a glass-enclosed ‘Garden Room’ – the glazed backyard. Indoor barbecue; latest Swedish sporting events played.
The three real ale pumps are very well-hidden behind snack jars and only one real ale is on at any one time; various keg beers are also available.
Larrik32 Crawford Place
London
W1H 5NN
Large open plan L-shaped bar with some original panelling. Brightly lit and with a youngish clientele, it can be rather loud in the evenings. First licensed in 1835 as the Laurie Arms, the present building dates from 1894 and the name from 2001 after a spell as Seymours.
Lord Wargrave40-42 Brendon Street
London
W1H 5HE
Built in 1866, this is an ex-Finch’s pub that changed to Young’s ownership and in 2014 to Urban, the new venture from the RealPubs management team. L-shaped layout, and the pub’s standout feature is the magnificent collection of whiskies, 250+ and still growing! Four real ale handpumps, six craft beer pumps plus two lagers and a Guinness pump. The food menu has a smokehouse theme and concentrates on burgers, ribs, and BBQ type-food, plus Sunday roasts.
As with many other central London pubs post-pandemic, there have been reports that the ale range has been reduced here to one or two. Further updates welcome.
Portman51 Upper Berkeley Street
London
W1H 7QW
Est 1778. Rebuilt in 1870. It was the Masons Arms, latterly run by Hall & Woodhouse until their lease expired in 2009. Reopened under new name in 2011, as a modern upmarket gastro, this area apparently being “Portman Village”. There is limited space around an island bar, with modernised decor, pale paintwork.
Restaurant upstairs and the food offering is a daily changing a la carte menu with some pub classics. Busy enough, but drinkers seem to be welcome. The pub is under the same ownership as the nearby Larrik, Inda Pubs Ltd.
Royal Oak74-76 York Street
London
W1H 1QN
Following a period tied to Greene King and then a year as a free house, the pub found new owners, reopening in June 2018 as a gastropub and then refurbished.
The building is early to mid-nineteenth century with 1880 alterations by WE Williams. Large windows and a corner site lend an airy feel to the interior. The grey paint decor emphasises wood, with a panelled ceiling, a plaster frieze above the picture rail and a stripped, stained and resealed pine floor, partly tiled around the bar. The bar top and front are faced with wood strips set in a herringbone pattern, whilst the back bar consists of simple shelving with glazed ceramic tiles behind.
Three real ales are offered, often, but not always, including Harvey’s Best. The twelve keg taps include some craft beers and ciders. An excellent menu is normally available.
Thornbury Castle29A Enford Street
London
W1H 1DN
Licensed in 1852 and rebuilt in 1938, this is a small sidestreet pub near Marylebone Station with wood panelling throughout and a raised seating area to the rear.
Following cessation of a tenancy that had built up this pub into a real ale “destination”, it reopened in Feb 2022 under new management.
The pub now offers tapas and cocktails, and two or three cask ales plus often a cider on handpump.
Further updates welcome.
Three Tuns1 Portman Mews South
London
W1H 6HP
Mews pub just off Oxford Street, it is a useful oasis from Primark or Selfridges – largely touristy but with some local office workers. Originally dating from 1764 and later merged with the building next door, hence the split-level interior. The very long frontage dates from 1871.

The amenities you might need in Marylebone

Below is a list of the places you may want to check out if the area of Marylebone. This can really help you out when you are moving to an area or neighbourhood.

Post offices in Marylebone

Want to send and receive parcels easily? There is no better way to do that than having a post office nearby. Not only do they provide post services but post office in Marylebone can provide a wide range of services such as: sending money or subscribing post insurance. Here is the list of post offices in your next area

Post Office NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Baker Street Post Office111 Baker Street, London2.9135
Mayfair Post Office32A Grosvenor Street, London2.4133
Royal Mail Post BoxLIBERTY C/O skin laundry, Regent Street, London42
Chel Pharmacy & Post Office173 Great Portland Street, London4.4104
Post box10 Queen Anne Street, London00
BBC news12 Langham Street, London15
Post box99 Great Portland Street, London00
Great Portland Street (173) Post Office173 Great Portland Street, London420
Post Office54-56 Great Portland Street, London4.1304
Melcombe Street Post Office21-23 Melcombe Street, London3.317
Post box48 Grafton Way, London00

In Marylebone, what schools are nearby?

Having an educational institution close by is a great perk when moving. See the list below of schools located in the Marylebone vicinity and how they relate to property prices.

School NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
European School Of Economics11-13 Mandeville Place, London4.515
Regent Independent College (RIC)153 Great Titchfield Street, London4.212
Portland Place School58 Portland Place, London3.924
Southbank International School Westminster – Conway Street17 Conway Street, London54
Meditation Classes7 Park Crescent, LondonN/AN/A
Simply Dancing Ltd33 Seymour Place, London510
London Speech Therapy10 Harley Street, London48
Healing Healer4 Harley Street, London54
St Marylebone School64 Marylebone High Street, London412
Seymour Leisure CentreSeymour Place, London3.6376
St. Anthony’s school50 Queen Anne Street, LondonN/AN/A
Wetherby Senior School (Marylebone Lane)100 Marylebone Lane, London3.18
The St Marylebone C.E School Sixth Form Site14 Blandford Street, London4.110
Mind Body Mode85 Wimpole Street, LondonN/AN/A
Bodhimaya10 Harley Street, LondonN/AN/A
Urban Guru91 Wimpole Street, LondonN/AN/A
Eagle houseEagle House Reception (home) Berkshire, SandhurstN/AN/A
EIFA International School London36 Portland Place, London3.88
Southbank International School Westminster – Portland Place63-65 Portland Place, London4.213
The Piano Studio6 Baker Street, London520

Tube & Train stations within the region of Marylebone

We assembled the train and tube stations of Marylebone in a convenient table below so you can find the best location for you to live if transport connections are important to you.

Train or tube station nameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Bond StreetBond Street Station Underground Ltd, Oxford Street, London4.4604
Oxford CircusOxford Street, London4.21256
MaryleboneMelcombe Place, London4.1591
Regent’s ParkMarylebone Road, London4.580
Baker StreetBaker Street Underground Station Undergound Ltd, Marylebone Road, London4.4763
Great Portland StreetUnderground Ltd, Euston Road, London4.396
Marble ArchMarble Arch Underground Station Underground Ltd, Oxford Street, London4.4239
MaryleboneMarylebone Underground Station Underground Ltd, Harewood Row, London4.379

Medical institutions in Marylebone

Marylebone has 20 medical institutions. These include hospitals, doctors offices, pharmacies and other stores providing medical attention. Here are the details the nearby medical institutions (1000 radius of the area).

Medical institution NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
The London Clinic20 Devonshire Place, London3.9352
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital45-51 Bolsover Street, London4.250
University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street16-18 Westmoreland Street, London4146
Harley Street Health Centre13 Queen Anne Street, London4.6339
Harley Medical Group Harley Street6 Harley Street, London4.3291
London Medical49 Marylebone High Street, London4.157
King Edward VII’s Hospital5-10 Beaumont Street, London3.993
Cystitis treatment clinic209 Great Portland Street, London51
The Harley Street Breast Clinic. Unilabs Ltd.148 Harley Street, London4.19
The London Welbeck Hospital27 Welbeck Street, London4.241
Transform Hospital Group8 Upper Wimpole Street, London2.143
Cooperhealth112 Harley Street, London46
Clinica London Ophthalmology and Dermatology Clinic140 Harley Street, London4.428
Queen Anne Street Medical Centre13-14 Fitzroy Square, London3.710
Trustees of London Clinic1 Park Square West, LondonN/AN/A
Natural and Personalised Treatment in Central London3-8 Bolsover Street, London52
New Medicine Group & Thrive Healthcare10A Upper Wimpole Street, London52
Harley Body Clinic10 Harley Street, London3.880
Children’s Doctor Around The Clock234 Great Portland Street, London53
London Obesity Centre120 Harley Street, LondonN/AN/A

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