International real estate advisor Savills, acting on behalf of a private seller, has brought the 82 MSK Hotel in Marylebone, London, to market with a guide price of £12.5 million. The property represents a rare freehold opportunity in one of central London’s most sought-after locations.
The property comprises a Grade II-listed former Georgian townhouse, located within the City of Westminster. The hotel currently offers 23 en-suite bedrooms (Use Class C1), arranged across the lower ground, ground, and four upper floors. Additional amenities include a reception area, office space, and a breakfast room.
Since the pandemic, the hotel has successfully operated on a room-only basis, delivering strong and consistent EBITDA margins. However, there is clear potential to enhance performance further through targeted capital expenditure and strategic repositioning. This could include increasing the number of bedrooms within the existing building envelope, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.
Marylebone is widely regarded as one of central London’s most desirable neighbourhoods, known for its period architecture, village-like atmosphere, and excellent connectivity. The hotel is located just a six-minute walk from Baker Street Underground Station and eight minutes from Marylebone Station, a key railway station serving over 11 million passengers annually.
The hotel is offered with vacant possession and is unencumbered by brand or management agreements, providing incoming investors with maximum operational flexibility and strong value-add potential.
Josh O’Rourke, Director, Savills Hotel Capital Markets, comments, “We are delighted to bring the 82 MSK Hotel to market, offering investors a rare opportunity to acquire a freehold hotel in the heart of Marylebone. The area continues to demonstrate robust and resilient trading fundamentals, underpinned by its prime location and diverse demand base, including corporate, leisure, and group segments.”