Charles Dickens' former summer home is on sale for $27 million in one of London's most exclusive areas — take a look inside

Joshua ZitserFeb 9, 2023, 17:53 IST

One of the Hanover Terrace house's sitting rooms, left, and Charles Dickens, right, who once lived there.Knight Frank/Insider, Getty Images

A five-bedroom house in London's exclusive Regent's Park is on the market for £22.5m ($27.2m).
The Grade I listed property was once the summer home of author Charles Dickens and his family.

The terrace house was designed by John Nash — a leading British architect of the Georgian and Regency periods who also designed Buckingham Palace.

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It was once the summer home of world-famous author Charles Dickens and his family.

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Several celebrities call Regent's Park home.

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The property is Grade I listed, making it a building of "exceptional" interest.

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There are five bedrooms, the majority of which have views across Regent's Park.

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There are six bathrooms, as well as a gym and sauna.

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The 6,103-square-foot property has four reception rooms.

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There's lots of storage.

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A recently refurbished garden room has a private bar and seating area.

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There's also a self-contained one-bedroom apartment.

Downstairs on the lower ground floor, there's a kitchenette, bathroom, and family room — which can serve as a self-contained apartment.Knight Frank/Insider

The private garden leads to a separate mews house.

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The property is on the market for $27.2m— expensive even for the area.

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'A real gem!'

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Charles Dickens' former summer home is on sale for $27 million in one of London's most exclusive areas &mdash; take a look inside

The terrace house was designed by John Nash — a leading British architect of the Georgian and Regency periods who also designed Buckingham Palace.

It was once the summer home of world-famous author Charles Dickens and his family.

Several celebrities call Regent's Park home.

The property is Grade I listed, making it a building of "exceptional" interest.

There are five bedrooms, the majority of which have views across Regent's Park.

There are six bathrooms, as well as a gym and sauna.

The 6,103-square-foot property has four reception rooms.

There's lots of storage.

A recently refurbished garden room has a private bar and seating area.

There's also a self-contained one-bedroom apartment.

The private garden leads to a separate mews house.

The property is on the market for $27.2m— expensive even for the area.

'A real gem!'

Charles Dickens' former summer home is on sale for $27 million in one of London's most exclusive areas — take a look inside