Trillium
Marylebone, London, W2
Luxury residences and penthouses with exceptional wellness facilities, positioned between Hyde Park and Regent's Park.
Trillium
Marylebone, London, W2
Luxury residences and penthouses with exceptional wellness facilities, positioned between Hyde Park and Regent's Park.
Trillium is a landmark development by Berkeley, designed by Squire and Partners with interiors by BradyWilliams, comprising three elegant towers set within 1.1 acres of landscaped public realm, where water features, art installations and the tree-lined pedestrian route of the Green Vein connect Trillium Square to Paddington Green. The architecture draws on the heritage of neighbouring Maida Vale, with well-proportioned facades, high-quality materials and a thoughtful relationship with the green spaces that surround it. BradyWilliams brought a deliberate approach to the interiors, focussing on the individual's relationship to their space and its seamless connection to the communal areas and surrounding environment. European Oak herringbone parquet, bespoke joinery and tailored kitchen finishes in porcelain and timber create a calming blend of texture and light. Miele appliances sit throughout, bathrooms blend indulgence and functionality with bespoke vanity units and optional infrared showers, and generous open-plan living spaces with optional fireplaces offer a quietly considered retreat above the city. The residents' wellness suite is exceptional: a 20-metre pool, hydrotherapy pool, infrared sauna, salt sauna, ice plunge, steam room, treatment rooms and sensory arcade sit beneath the development alongside a private spa reception. A co-working lounge and private dining room complete the offer, and residents also have access to the gym at the neighbouring West End Gate development.
Development Highlights
- Luxury residences and penthouses in one of London's most sought-after addresses
- Interiors by BradyWilliams, architecture by Squire and Partners
- Exclusive wellness suite with 20-metre pool, hydrotherapy, spa and treatment rooms
- Co-working spaces and private dining room for residents
- Edgware Road station one minute's walk; Paddington and the Elizabeth Line eight minutes
- Between Hyde Park and Regent's Park, with Marylebone and Little Venice moments away
Location
Trillium sits on the edge of Marylebone, moments from cobbled streets filled with independent boutiques and charming cafes, and within easy reach of the vibrant neighbourhoods of Mayfair and Soho, a hub for designer brands, acclaimed theatres and renowned cultural institutions. The enchanting canals and waterside cafes of Little Venice are close at hand, and the development is positioned between two of London's most cherished green spaces, with Hyde Park to the south and Regent's Park to the north. Edgware Road station is a minute away on foot, with four Underground lines. Paddington station, eight minutes' walk, provides direct Elizabeth Line connections to Heathrow in around 30 minutes. London Business School, University of Westminster and Imperial College London are all within four miles, and with Bond Street, Selfridges and the length of Oxford Street readily accessible, Trillium offers an ideal blend of urban convenience and serene living in the heart of the capital.
London
Defined by culture, heritage and commerce
One of the world's great cities, London carries centuries of royal heritage alongside a dynamic and constantly evolving culture. Iconic landmarks, royal parks and the River Thames frame its landscape, while Michelin-starred restaurants, private members' clubs and designer boutiques set the tone for its social life. Six international airports and one of the world's most extensive rail and underground networks place it in a league of its own for connectivity.
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