Since the 18th century, Park Lane has become known as one of the capital’s most fashionable residential addresses and home to many celebrated figures, including the Duke of Westminster and Benjamin Disraeli.

It’s not hard to see why. Marble Arch, Oxford Street and North London lie to its left, Green park, Buckingham Palace and the West End to its right; Kensington and Mayfair to its front and rear; and then, of course, there is the Park.

As the name suggests, Hyde Park Residence at 55 Park Lane, is situated directly opposite one of London’s most magnificent Royal landscapes, Hyde Park. Meander along its pathways and across its green, open space and you’ll be walking in the footsteps of many of England’s greatest legends, including Henry VIII, Charles I, and the Duke of Wellington.

To the left is Speakers’ Corner, once a favourite of Karl Marx, George Orwell, and Vladimir Lenin, or head to your right to feed the ducks on the Serpentine and view the latest collections of modern and contemporary art at the gallery. Run, walk, or picnic in it; explore it at your leisure.