Decorating Prince Albert Road

Prince Albert Road runs along the northern perimeter of Regent's Park between St John's Wood and Camden, offering one of London's most scenic residential addresses with the park on one side and a sequence of imposing Victorian mansion blocks and surviving Nash-era villas on the other. The road is characterised by large-scale late-Victorian mansion blocks with elaborate terracotta and stucco detailing, alongside a small number of Nash-style stucco villas set in generous plots. The park setting and wide tree-lined carriageway give the street an exceptional grandeur.

The large Victorian mansion blocks on Prince Albert Road have extensive stucco and terracotta facades requiring professional access solutions and careful preparation of the multiple paint layers accumulated over decades; any works visible from the Regent's Park path require sensitivity to the surrounding Crown Estate setting.