Marylebone

Central London area

Marylebone is a district in central London, north of Oxford Street.

The name is pronounced MAR-li-bən or MAR-li-bone, with stress on the first syllable.

It lends its name to Marylebone Road and Marylebone Station, a major railway terminus.

The area is associated with upscale residential streets and medical practices on Harley Street.

medical

specialists

Focused field authorities

physicians · dentists · practitioners · diagnostics · appointments · referrals · treatments

architecture

Georgian

Of four kings' era

facade · stucco · brickwork · townhouse · mansion · portico · balustrades · cornice · pediment · ironwork

affluent

wealthy

Having abundant financial resources

high-end · prosperous · genteel · well-to-do · moneyed · luxurious · elite · opulent · privileged · refined

residential

townhouses

Adjoined multilevel residences

freehold · conversions · apartments · residents · neighbours · porterage · rentals · property · homes · dwelling

village

boutiques

Small fashionable stores

  • cafesInformal eateries serving drinks
  • leafyHaving abundant foliage
  • charmingPleasantly attractive in manner

quaint · pedestrian-friendly · tree-lined · artisan · bookshops · delis · florists · bakeries · galleries · antiques

Categories
Opposites
London class/wealth geography

MaryleboneWhitechapel

East London district

Tower Hamlets · Poplar · Brixton · Tottenham · Barking

London geographic orientation

MaryleboneStratford

English market town, Warwickshire

Greenwich · Deptford · Bermondsey

urban character and atmosphere

MaryleboneWhitechapel

East London district

Shoreditch · Camden Town · Soho

Family

Mary, bone, bones, bony, boneless, boned

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G