You could live in this stunning Mayfair apartment – if you can afford the eye-watering weekly rent

The apartment is situated on the ground floor of the Georgian building (Picture: Wetherell)

Got a spare £390,000 lying around for a year’s rent in upmarket Mayfair? Us neither, but we can dream.

On the market at £7,500 per week, this stunning apartment is true fantasy fodder, comprising three bedrooms, three bathrooms and high-class decor to match its sky-high price tag.

Located on Charles Street, one of London’s smartest residential enclaves just moments from Berkeley Square, the classic Georgian building (spanning 2,292 square feet) boasts an enviable W1 postcode.

The inside of the home – to let fully furnished with Mayfair property specialists Wetherell for a £32,500 a month – is just as swish, having recently undergone an extravagant makeover costing hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Armani fabrics, handblown Murano glass chandeliers and Czech Lasvit lighting installations are standout features, with equal attention given to smaller detailslike bespoke mother-of-pearl wallpaper in the principal bedroom suite and gold-stamped Lalique crystal taps in the cloakroom.

Seamless state-of-the-art tech has also been added: a Crestron home automation system to control the window blinds, air-conditioning and TV screens from the touch of an iPad, and immersible, invisible Amina speakers to fill the home with sound.

It’s decked out in marble and gold fittings (Picture: Wetherell)

That’s one chandelier you wouldn’t want to have a Del Boy moment around (Picture: Wetherell)

A sliding door leads through to the kitchen and dining area (Picture: Wetherell)

Plenty of space for parties (Picture: Wetherell)

The flat, situated on the ground-floor of the bow-fronted townhouse, is accessible via a portered lobby leading into a private hallways bedecked with marble tiles.

Head through to the living room and you’ll notice three-metre high ceilings, an Italian marble art-deco inspired fireplace, pale engineered wooden flooring and a triple row of huge sash windows.

This space can be kept as a distinct separate room or given an open-plan twistthanks to a discreet dark wood sliding screen that connects onto the kitchen and dining area.

The kitchen/diner is open-plan (Picture: Wetherell)

We spy a wine fridge (Picture: Wetherell)

The master suite has a hidden TV at the end of the bed (Picture: Wetherell)

Fancy having your morning shower here? (Picture: Wetherell)

Alongside an eight-seater table that’s perfect for dinner parties, the chef’s kitchen is fully equipped and decorated to a high standard with mirrored wall panels, a bookmatched marble island, and gleaming crystal light fixtures.

The principal bedroom suite, with the bespoke mother-of-pearl wallpaper, is designed with art installations and pop-up TV hidden inside a lacquered unit.

It enjoys a marble ensuite bathroom too, plus a dressing room with dedicated areas for shoe, handbag and jewellery storage, and full-height mirroring.

There are two more ensuite bedrooms in the property, as well as a study/family room with a built-in desk area and a utility room with a sink and built-in units.

Another of the property’s three bedrooms (Picture: Wetherell)

The dressing room has built-in storage for all your clothes and accessories (Picture: Wetherell)

One of the three bathrooms has a luxurious tub (Picture: Wetherell)

And there’s even a study and family room (Picture: Wetherell)

Although you’re a short walk from both Green and Hyde parks here – not to mention the designer boutiques and eateries of Shepherd Market, Mount Street and Old Bond Street – residents have access to quiet communal gardens at the rear of the building.

Famous past inhabitants of Charles Street include art critic John Ruskin and Josiah Wedgwood, while the nearby Footman pub is thought to have been the inspiration for the Junior Ganymede Club in P.G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves stories.

Peter Wetherell, Founding Chairman of Wetherell, commented: ‘Charles Street is one of the most highly regarded residential streets in Mayfair, a thriving neighbourhood of both British and international homeowners and renters.’

Think you could stretch the budget to become a tenant here?

For further information, please contact Wetherell on 0207 529 5588 or check out the property listing online.

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It features Armani fabrics, Murano glass chandeliers and bespoke mother-of-pearl wallpaper, though.