A refined second-floor apartment with porter and lift, set within a period Mayfair building. Entering the apartment on the second floor, a hallway leads through to the principal reception room, a well-proportioned space with a bay window providing a leafy outlook. A marble fireplace with ornate detailing anchors the room, complemented by panelled walls and cornicing that add a sense of period character. At the far end, space for dining is defined by a further window with wooden blinds. The kitchen is fitted with cream cabinetry and gold hardware, complemented by dark granite worktops. A twin-basin sink sits beneath a wide window, while an integrated oven and dishwasher provide functionality. A section of the kitchen opens to an informal breakfast area. Two bedrooms complete the accommodation. The principal bedroom benefits from a bay window and built-in wardrobes with brass handles, along with a connecting en suite bathroom featuring a double vanity, glass-enclosed shower and heated towel rail. The second bedroom similarly offers built-in storage and panelled walls. The family bathroom is finished with beige marble tiles and a contrasting darker band, comprising a bathtub with overhead shower and further storage beneath the vanity. Period details throughout include moulded cornicing, panelled walls and a traditional marble fireplace, complemented by built-in wardrobes with brass and gold hardware. Berkeley Street is an attractive Mayfair address, lined with handsome period buildings of stone and red brick. The street sits moments from Berkeley Square and within easy reach of Green Park, with its open lawns and mature trees. Mount Street and Bond Street's upmarket boutiques are a short walk away, alongside a wealth of restaurants and private members' clubs. Green Park Underground station, served by the Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee lines, is within easy reach, providing swift access across the capital.