Regent’s Park
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One of Lemon Tree London's very
favourite locations, this park was
established by and named after Prince
Albert, the Prince Regent and consort of
Queen Victoria. The Regent's Park is one
of the 'Lungs of London'.
The east and west borders of the park
feature the famous and imposing John
Nash designed terraces, some still
houses of 5,000 to 6,000 sq ft, others
split into smaller more manageable
apartments. The Grade 1 Listing status
and Crown Land ownership ensures
they remain splendid examples of
period property.
The famous Zoo, where you can see a truly amazing array of animals, spans two sides
of the Outer Circle road around the park - look carefully and you can catch a glimpse
of the giraffes in their enclosure.
Favourite
Locations
Regent’s Park
the
© 2015 The Lemon Tree Company. All rights reserved
+44 (0)7761 015 014 (UK)
+44 (0)7911 710 456 (Channel Islands)
One of Lemon
Tree London's
very favourite
locations, this
park was
established by
and named after
Prince Albert, the
Prince Regent
and consort of
Queen Victoria.
The Regent's Park is one of the 'Lungs of
London'.
The east and west borders of the park feature
the famous and imposing John Nash designed
terraces, some still houses of 5,000 to 6,000 sq
ft, others split into smaller more manageable
apartments. The Grade 1 Listing status and
Crown Land ownership ensures they remain
splendid examples of period property.
The famous Zoo, where you can see a truly
amazing array of animals, spans two sides of
the Outer Circle road around the park - look
carefully and you can catch a glimpse of the
giraffes in their enclosure.
