Rent the swish London bachelor pad of Princess Beatrice's interiors-obsessed husband

Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, husband to Princess Beatrice of York, has listed his gorgeous former London bachelor pad for rent for £1,050 ($1,800) per week.

The one-bedroom mezzanine apartment sits within the Grade II-listed 55 Lancaster Gate, and was given a total renovation by Mozzi’s own interiors, architecture and property development company, Banda Property.

Unsurprisingly, the 92 square-metre home has been finished to an exceptional standard – Banda Property is globally known for their high-end, luxury projects and Mozzi himself has a keen eye for interior design.

And the lucky tenant will get to enjoy the lush interiors, as the rental comes completely furnished.

The apartment, which Mozzi bought in 2014, was initially a series of box rooms with lowered ceilings before he worked his magic.

“A mezzanine floor was installed with connecting ‘corridor rooms’ to provide a dressing room, en-suite bathroom, shower room and a library with handmade oak shelving,” details AJ Buildings Library.

Materials were handmade or hand-sourced – including wall paints hand-mixed to match the original – and the pad features all oak cabinetry and vanity tops, as well as a reclaimed Carrarra marble fire surround.

The bespoke design extended to the joinery, which was built off site as separate elements and then assembled on site due to the constrictions of the apartment entrance.

The home expertly combines period features (including original ceiling plasterwork, architraves and cornicing) with a contemporary finish.

The marble-topped kitchen is thanks to Max De Luca Design, and royal enthusiasts may notice what appears to be a drawing of (possibly) a Norfolk Terrier, the same breed loved by Princess Beatrice.

Located a stone’s throw from Hyde Park and Notting Hill, the historic building dates back to the 19th century, welcoming you with a beautiful white stucco front, in addition to English baroque and French detailing.

The building has been the home of several notable politicians, artists and aristocrats throughout its history, according to Tatler. It was previously the home of war hero, Alexander Murray, 8th Earl of Dunmore.

For the listing, click here.