Steinway & Sons B Grand Piano – c2013

This Steinway & Sons B-211 grand piano dates from circa 2013–2014 and is finished in the highly popular polished black cabinet. Measuring 211cm in length, the Model B occupies an especially versatile position within the Steinway range, combining the tonal scale and presence of a substantial grand piano with proportions that remain suitable for larger homes, teaching studios and performance spaces.

The B-211 is one of Steinway & Sons’ best-known grand piano designs and is described by Steinway as a particularly balanced and versatile model. Its 211cm length allows for considerable depth and breadth of tone, giving the pianist the scope required for advanced repertoire while retaining the control and refinement that make a grand of this size so rewarding for everyday playing.

Acoustically, the Model B is designed to offer a rich, well-balanced voice across the keyboard, with sufficient power for more demanding music while still allowing subtle changes of colour and dynamics to be explored. It is the kind of grand that can feel equally at home during focused private practice, serious teaching or more extended periods of expressive playing.

At 6’11” in length, the B-211 provides a substantial soundboard and string scale without requiring the space of a full concert grand. Steinway specifies a width of 148cm, making it an appealing choice for pianists looking for a serious long-term instrument with genuine musical presence.

With its elegant proportions, established Steinway design and timeless polished black finish, this circa 2013–2014 B-211 would suit the accomplished pianist, professional musician or discerning home player seeking a versatile grand piano capable of supporting a wide range of repertoire and musical expression.

The action and keyboard have received a full service, including complete regulation to ensure an even and consistent touch across the keyboard. The hammers have also been carefully prepared to produce a clear, singing tone with good balance from bass through to treble. To preserve the piano’s pristine finish, a protective film has been applied to selected areas of the piano to maintain its condition until delivery.