Prospective property owners with a budget of about €10 million can look into buying a palatial Corinthia apartment in Whitehall, London.

The owner of one of the 11 residences, which will set them back between €10.7 million and €18.7 million, will also have access to the adjoining five-star Corinthia Hotel, within walking distance of the British Prime Minister’s office in Downing Street.

They are served with a private entrance to one of London’s most exclusive spas, ESPA Life at Corinthia, a direct line to the hotel’s concierge together with all other services available to guests and 24-hour room service.

The apartments range from two to four bedrooms and bathrooms. The smallest residence has a footprint of 233 square metres and the largest 397 square metres.

Not only will owners be able to make use of a private car park but they will have a high security lift to their apartment where everything is “tailored” and “bespoke” for each residence. No expense has been spared in the furnishings of the apartments, which have been handled by the best designers in the industry.

For those who do not feel like lifting a finger, there is the hotel staff to help out with the “day-to-day” needs and the laundry, among other things.

Previously owned by the Crown Estate, the grand building is in a unique location and offers “incomparable London living experience for those who want the ultimate in sophistication”, according to the sales brochure.

“With the elegance and excitement of Knightsbridge to the west and the glorious romance and theatre of the West End to the north, 10 Whitehall Place offers a lifestyle designed for the world’s most discerning residents.”

The Corinthia features two restaurants led by multi Michelin-starred executive chef Garry Hollihead.

The residence is described as “an enviable location between the River Thames, Royal Parks, Westminster and the West End”.