Available to rent for a minimum of 3 months to a maximum of 36 months, with the price varying based on duration.

Chateau Denmark is located on London’s most famous music street – Denmark Street in Soho.

This apartment is ideal for both long and short stays and are inspired by the street’s fine architectural detail and strands form its musical history. Price upon request.

Located in some of the buildings that helped change the course of the British music scene multiple times over the years, these iconic blue plaque townhouses have played host to the likes of David Bowie, Vince Taylor, Lou Reed, Chrissie Hynde, Vivienne Westwood and countless more. With interiors taking design cue from the buildings’ Victorian exterior these Townhouse Apartments boast a timeless grandeur that invokes drama and intrigue while paying an indulgent homage to the rowdy happenings of yesterday, or indeed today. One time album sleeve designers Hipgnosis were also once located in these buildings – creating artwork for Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Pink Floyd and so many others. Once home to musician hotspot La Giaconda, the townhouses still remain home to the iconic No.Tom Guitars, No. 7 Denmark Street and of course the much loved Flat Iron.

Serving as the statement piece the bed’s deep purple, paisley patterned and textured wall feature invokes an old world glamour, while the surrounding original wall panelling mixed with artisanal cornicing illustrates craftsmanship from across the ages. The complementing bespoke headboard is upholstered in Marlborough obsidian and features metal work studs. Moulin noir bedsides flank the bed, while above a dark accented pineapple chandelier captures a distinct mood. The striking double velvet chaise brings together the overall aesthetic, promising to transport you to another time. Complete with Timorous Beasties Damask wallpaper, leather floors and Goodwin & Goodwin neons, set to indicate either mood or state, the Townhouse Apartments also afford unrivalled views over Denmark Street.

A few of our listed buildings have original staircases while some apartments feature narrow and short door heights – which have been retained and restored due to their heritage status. That said, we appreciate this may be restrictive to some, so please do let us know if you’d like further information.