Man and Van in Marylebone

Covering W1U, W1G, W1H, NW1 in City of Westminster. Mansion block flats and consulting rooms between Baker Street and Portland Place. Fixed price agreed before we start, with the parking, the lift and the access sorted in advance.

Marylebone moves are rarely about distance. A flat on Weymouth Street to a flat on Devonshire Place is a walk of four minutes, but between the two sits a porter who wants notice, a lift with a stated weight limit, and a resident bay that has to be booked before anything comes down. That is the part we sort out first.

A typical week here runs from a one bedroom above a shop on Marylebone High Street, to a consulting room clearing out of a Harley Street building, to a marble console table that needs two people and a blanket rather than a courier. The price is agreed before we arrive and it does not move because the lift was slower than expected.

The buildings in Marylebone

The stock splits three ways. There are the red brick mansion blocks off Marylebone Road with service lifts and a head porter, the Georgian terraces around Montagu Square and Bryanston Square where the staircase turns tightly at every half landing, and the newer conversions behind Baker Street where the flats are small but the access is straightforward. Which of the three you are in decides the crew size more than the volume does.

Parking, loading and access in Marylebone

Almost all of Marylebone sits inside the Congestion Charge zone and every street is in a Westminster controlled parking zone. Marylebone Road and part of Baker Street are red routes, so there is no legal stopping on them at all and we load from a side street instead. Where there is no bay within carrying distance we apply to Westminster for a suspension, which needs several working days of notice. Mansion blocks often want the lift booked and the floor protected, and we will make that call for you.

Streets we work on regularly

  • Marylebone High Street
  • Harley Street
  • Montagu Square
  • Devonshire Place
  • Chiltern Street
  • Portland Place

What we are usually asked for in Marylebone

  • One and two bedroom mansion flat moves within W1
  • Medical and consulting room clearances off Harley Street
  • Single antique or marble pieces that a courier will not take
  • Short hop moves out to St John's Wood and Maida Vale

Man and van in Marylebone: common questions

Can you park outside a mansion block on Weymouth Street or Devonshire Place?

Only if there is a bay free or we have a suspension in place. Both streets are Westminster controlled parking, so a van left on a single yellow during the working day will be ticketed. Tell us the address when you ask for a price and we will check what is available and whether a suspension is worth the cost for the size of the job.

The porter says the lift has a weight limit. Is that a problem?

Not usually. Most Marylebone service lifts take a sofa on its end and a stack of boxes without complaint. What catches people out is a wardrobe or a long dining table that will not fit diagonally, which then has to come down the stairs. If you tell us the awkward pieces in advance we bring the right crew rather than discovering it on the day.

Do you charge extra for the Congestion Charge?

No. Marylebone is inside the zone and the charge is already built into the figure we quote you. There is no separate line added afterwards.

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Moving in or out of Marylebone?

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Send the two addresses and the floor at each end and we will come back with a fixed price, usually within a couple of hours. No site visit needed for most jobs.

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