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Set behind the handsome red-brick façade of Richmond Mansions, this beautifully proportioned apartment offers just over 2,000 square feet of calm, contemporary living on one of South Kensington’s most quietly convenient stretches of Old Brompton Road. Occupying a low floor within the building, the flat unfolds laterally, giving it a sense of space and ease more often found in a house than an apartment. The principal reception room has a generous bay window draws in soft daylight and frames leafy street views beyond. It is a room designed for both entertaining and everyday living, with ample space for two full seating areas without ever feeling crowded. Next door, a separate dining room provides a more formal setting for dinners and gatherings, though its proportions also allow it to work just as well as a fourth bedroom or an additional reception, depending on how you choose to live. At the heart of the home is the kitchen, a modern space designed to be used rather than hidden away. A central island anchors the room, creating a natural place for casual meals or guests to gather while you cook, while integrated appliances and clean-lined cabinetry keep everything feeling pared back and purposeful. There is enough room here for a proper dining table too, making it as social as it is practical. The private accommodation is arranged along a broad central hallway, giving each bedroom a sense of separation and quiet. The principal bedroom has its own walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom finished in marble tones and fitted with underfloor heating. Two further double bedrooms lie alongside it, both well proportioned and served by a pair of beautifully finished family bathrooms, each with walk-in showers and contemporary fittings. The fourth bedroom, or second reception, sits closer to the front of the apartment, offering flexibility for guests, children or working from home. Throughout the apartment, the finish is crisp and considered. Pale timber floors, soft grey walls and discreet lighting create a sense of continuity, allowing the rooms to flow naturally from one to the next. Storage has been thoughtfully incorporated, with cupboards lining the hallway and the walk-in wardrobe in the principal suite ensuring the apartment remains as practical as it is polished. Richmond Mansions itself is one of the area’s most recognisable mansion blocks, with its warm red brickwork and well kept communal spaces giving it a reassuring sense of presence. From here, Earls Court station is just moments away for the Piccadilly and District lines, while West Brompton offers easy access to the Overground and National Rail. The cafés and shops of Old Brompton Road, the green open spaces of Normand Park and the elegant streets around The Boltons are all within easy reach, placing this quietly positioned apartment right in the middle of one of west London’s most established and liveable neighbourhoods.

This bright and modern two-bedroom apartment has undergone a complete refurbishment to create a stunning luxury property with one of the most prestigious addresses in prime central London. Its light interior is chic and contemporary with retained period detailing. The large open plan reception and dining room has elegant high ceilings and connects to the fully integrated kitchen with marble countertops. Conveniently accessible on the other side of the kitchen are the two bedrooms, a huge principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a second bedroom with separate shower room and utility cupboard. The apartment also comes with air conditioning throughout and, as part of this elite residence in Lennox Gardens, affords residents access to the large communal garden. Lennox Gardens is widely considered to be one of the most desirable garden squares in Knightsbridge, if not the whole of prime central London. Its enviable address puts it in the nearby vicinity of the superb boutiques, restaurants, bars and attractions of the King’s Road, Beauchamp Place, Pavilion Road, Walton Street, Knightsbridge, Sloane Street, Chelsea and South Kensington.

Set on the fifth floor of one of Knightsbridge’s most coveted addresses, this beautifully proportioned two-bedroom apartment combines light-filled interiors with a rare sense of privacy, all within moments of Harrods and the boutiques of Brompton Road. Part of the iconic redevelopment of the former Harrods Depository, 19–22 Trevor Square remains one of the area’s most sought-after residential buildings. Completed in 2002, the development has all the grandeur of a 19th-century red-brick façade complemented by chic, contemporary design, all overseen by a 24-hour concierge team. The apartment opens into a generous entrance hall, leading to a bright and expansive reception and dining room. This space is framed by full-height glazing, which draws in natural light and opens onto a private balcony, offering views across the rooftops of Knightsbridge. Pale wood floors and white walls create a calm, neutral backdrop, and there is air-conditioning and automated blinds. A fully fitted kitchen connects to both the reception room and the hallway, making it well suited to entertaining as well as everyday life. Miele and Hisense appliances are neatly integrated, while the layout allows for plenty of storage and workspace. Both bedrooms are comfortably proportioned, with bespoke built-in wardrobes and thick wool carpets underfoot. The principal suite includes an ensuite bathroom, while the second bedroom is served by a well-appointed family bathroom just off the hall. Trevor Square sits discreetly behind Brompton Road, opposite Harrods and just a short walk from Hyde Park. The area is renowned for its world-class shopping, with the designer flagships of Sloane Street and the boutiques of Beauchamp Place all close by. There is no shortage of world-famous restaurants, with neighbourhood favourites such as Zuma, LPM and Sumosan Twiga all within walking distance. Excellent transport connections and a strong sense of community make Knightsbridge as practical as it is prestigious.

One of just 12 apartments in the highly exclusive Allingham Court, this 6,015 sq. ft. penthouse features four bedrooms, splendid leisure amenities, and an abundance of open spaces. Designed for entertaining, there are two grand receptions and a spacious dining hall, flooded with natural light and finished to the highest standard. Adjoining these beautiful living spaces is a sweeping terrace overlooking the leafy neighbourhood. The kitchen is well-appointed with top-of-the-line appliances, bespoke cabinetry, and a cosy breakfast corner. The generously proportioned bedrooms are all ensuite with built-in wardrobes – three of these share a common terrace while the principal bedroom comes with a private balcony. Further, the high-ceilinged study is well-served by natural light and elegant joinery. Wooden flooring, centralised heating and air conditioning, and contemporary furnishings are found throughout. Nestled within a super prime development, residents benefit from excellent communal amenities, including a landscaped garden, gym, sauna, swimming pool, and ample covered parking. Lifts, four car parking spaces, storage, and 24-hour concierge service are further highlights. Bishop’s Avenue is one of London’s most affluent streets, known for its remarkable architecture and tranquil surroundings. Kenwood House is within strolling distance, as are many superb restaurants and boutiques. East Finchley Underground Station is located 0.5 miles away.

This exceptional duplex extends to 1,417 square feet within a storied stucco-fronted building and has been comprehensively refurbished to the highest standard, preserving original period features with refined contemporary sensibility. Accessed directly via a private lift, the apartment affords a distinct sense of privacy and exclusivity in one of London's most coveted addresses. The generous entrance hall leads left into a grand double reception room, featuring 12-foot ceilings, ornate cornices, and a distinguished fireplace. Three soaring French doors open onto a sweeping full-width terrace, ushering in ample natural light and extending the entertaining area outdoors. Situated opposite the reception, the well-appointed dine-in kitchen has been finished to an impeccable standard, featuring integrated appliances and bespoke contemporary cabinetry, with direct access onto a second private roof terrace – a particularly enviable asset for al fresco dining and entertaining. The three generously proportioned double bedroom suites occupy the upper floor, thoughtfully tucked away from the living spaces to ensure privacy. The principal suite benefits from generous fitted wardrobes and 10-foot ceilings. Additional storage completes the offering. A carefully curated palette of understated hues and warm wooden floors defines the interiors, lending the apartment a quiet, considered elegance. Eaton Place stands among London's most prestigious residential addresses, its celebrated terrace of stucco-fronted buildings forming one of Belgravia's most iconic streetscapes. The location places residents within easy reach of the boutiques, galleries, and restaurants of Sloane Square, Motcomb Street, Elizabeth Street, and King's Road, alongside the expanses of Hyde Park.

This lateral four-bedroom apartment is superbly appointed with state-of-the-art detailing and a chic, contemporary design. The apartment has a spacious living room with connected dining room and a private outdoor balcony with views over the River Thames, London Eye and Palace of Westminster. The kitchen, which opens via sliding door onto the living room, looks out over the River Thames and Battersea Power Station. There are two principal bedroom suites in the apartment, both with en-suite bathrooms and their own private balcony with views of The City and The Shard. Finally, there are two more bedrooms with two additional bathrooms. The Dumont is a brand new, highly exclusive residential development situated on the south bank of the River Thames in the Albert Embankment Plaza. Designed by the talented David Walker Architects firm, the complex is the ideal destination for luxury property buyers who want a wow-factor home in central London with first-class amenities. The Dumont will offer residents a 24-hour concierge and secure underground parking as well as access to a gym, spa, ten-pin bowling, games room, private cinema, club lounge and infinity swimming pool.

Occupying the entire first floor of one of Kensington’s most distinguished Edwardian mansion blocks, this remarkable six-bedroom apartment unfolds across 3,724 sq ft, spanning the full width of Cornwall Mansions behind its handsome red-brick façade. Created from the combination of two original apartments, it offers a scale that is seldom found in central London, with beautifully proportioned rooms, soaring ceiling heights and a thoughtful contemporary renovation throughout. The apartment is entered via a generous central hallway that immediately establishes a sense of volume and calm. To the south-facing side of the plan, a sequence of elegant reception spaces has been designed for both entertaining and everyday family life. The principal reception room is particularly impressive, extending to almost 28 ft in length and centred around a broad bay window overlooking Kensington Court. High ceilings, bespoke joinery and refined finishes create a sophisticated backdrop, while carefully considered seating areas lend warmth and intimacy to the room. Double doors connect the reception room to a formal dining room, creating a natural progression between spaces. Beyond, the kitchen has been designed with a substantial central island and streamlined cabinetry, balancing functionality with understated elegance. French doors open onto one of two private balconies, offering a pleasant spot for morning coffee or an evening drink above the streetscape below. Together, these interconnected rooms provide an exceptional setting for entertaining on both a grand and informal scale. The private accommodation occupies the quieter northern side of the apartment. The principal suite is arranged as a luxurious retreat, comprising a generous bedroom, a dedicated dressing room lined with bespoke wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms benefit from ensuite bathrooms, while three additional bedrooms are served by two family bathrooms. The layout is exceptionally well suited to family living, with flexibility for guests, live-in staff or growing children. Additional accommodation includes a study, media room, utility room, guest cloakroom and extensive built-in storage throughout. Every room has been carefully considered, resulting in an apartment that combines practical day-to-day living with the sense of permanence and grandeur associated with Kensington’s finest mansion blocks. Completed in 1905, Cornwall Mansions was the final building to be constructed on the historic Kensington Court Estate. The estate played an important role in London's residential development during the late nineteenth century and was among the earliest to champion the mansion block format. Today, it remains one of Kensington's most established and sought-after addresses, admired for its handsome architecture, generous proportions and enduring appeal. Moments from Kensington High Street, the apartment enjoys immediate access to some of west London's most celebrated amenities. Independent cafés, acclaimed restaurants and designer boutiques sit alongside everyday conveniences, while Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are both within easy walking distance. Excellent transport links connect the area with the City, the West End and beyond, making this an exceptional London home for both families and international buyers seeking a substantial lateral residence in one of the capital's most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Spanning 2,271 sq ft across the third and fourth storeys of a handsome stuccoed terrace, this distinguished duplex offers generous proportions, contemporary interiors, and a private balcony. Residents enjoy exclusive access to eight acres of gated communal gardens. The apartment has been thoughtfully reconfigured and designed by its art collector owners, resulting in a home that balances architectural integrity with curated modern elegance. The palatial entrance hall leads right into the reception room, featuring modern interiors, bespoke bookshelves, and ample natural light, with ceiling-height doors opening onto the charming balcony. The separate eat-in kitchen impresses with 13-foot ceilings and has been beautifully appointed with warm wooden cabinetry, a central island, and an intimate dining nook. The bedroom suites are thoughtfully arranged across the two floors. The principal suite enjoys the privacy of the fourth floor, featuring a spacious walk-in wardrobe, high ceilings, and two private balconies. A guest cloakroom and a family bathroom complete the accommodation. Generous storage throughout is a further highlight. Park Crescent sits at the gateway between Marylebone and Regent's Park, with the park's green spaces right on the doorstep. The dining, shopping, and cultural offerings of Marylebone High Street, Fitzrovia, and the West End are all within easy reach. It is one of central London's most distinguished and enduring residential addresses, offering an exceptional balance of calm and connectivity.

Occupying a handsome position on one of Knightsbridge’s most distinguished garden squares, this elegant second-floor apartment unfolds across approximately 914 sq ft, with wonderfully green views over Cadogan Square. With a balcony off the reception room, access to a flat roof from the second bedroom or study, and well-proportioned lateral accommodation, it is a polished London home in an exceptional address. The apartment opens into a central hall that neatly connects the living and sleeping quarters. To the front, the reception room is the standout space: a beautifully proportioned room with notably high ceilings and a pair of tall windows drawing in an abundance of natural light. There is ample space for both seating and dining, while doors open onto a charming balcony overlooking the square’s gardens, bringing a lovely sense of air and greenery into the room. Set just off the reception space, the kitchen is separate and well laid out, fitted with integrated appliances and arranged to make excellent use of the plan. Though compact, it is practical and smartly designed, working well for both day-to-day living and entertaining. The principal bedroom sits quietly to the rear of the apartment and is generous in scale, with built-in storage running along one wall. It is served by a large bathroom finished in a crisp contemporary style, with both a bath and separate shower. The second room is currently arranged as a study or guest bedroom and opens directly onto the flat roof, which provides an unexpected additional outdoor aspect and a pleasing sense of flexibility. Throughout, the apartment feels bright, well balanced and quietly sophisticated. The proportions are particularly appealing, with the high-floor position enhancing both privacy and outlook. The red-brick façade of the building, seen against the greenery of Cadogan Square, gives the apartment the kind of setting that is immediately recognisable as prime central London at its most enduringly desirable. Cadogan Square remains one of the capital’s most sought-after addresses, placed between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square and moments from the boutiques, restaurants and cultural landmarks of Chelsea. Pavilion Road, Walton Street and the King’s Road are all close at hand, while the open spaces of Hyde Park are within easy reach. It is a part of London that still feels unmistakably grand, but also deeply liveable.

Chilworth Street is a handsome Victorian building arranged over five floors, combining the Cleveland Arms public house on the lower levels with five well-designed apartments above. The exterior retains its original character, with tall sash windows, decorative pediments and the historic, Cleveland Arms, 1852, inscription still visible on the parapet. The pub has been sensitively restored, reinstating the traditional horseshoe bar layout on the ground floor. The dining room below has been refurbished using reclaimed materials, including Victorian roof tiles, which now form the distinctive wall panelling. The result is an atmospheric space that balances heritage features with a contemporary feel. Above the pub, the upper floors have been reconfigured to create five light, cohesive apartments. Once divided into multiple smaller units, the building now has a clear, practical layout with well-proportioned rooms and a calm, modern aesthetic. Swedish hardwood flooring runs throughout, complementing the generous ceiling heights, original cornicing and full-height sash windows with shutters. Many of the reception rooms span the width of the building, drawing in natural light from multiple aspects. Fireplaces serve as focal points, while streamlined kitchens sit neatly within open-plan living spaces. Bedrooms are quietly positioned and finished in a pared-back palette, with thoughtful lighting and good storage. The location is one of the building’s strongest assets. Set between Bayswater and Paddington, the property is within walking distance of Westbourne Grove, Portobello Road, Hyde Park and Paddington Station. This connectivity has contributed to the apartments’ strong and consistent appeal as short-stay residences, while the surrounding neighbourhood continues to attract both local and international interest.

Set behind a handsome Belgravia frontage, this beautifully proportioned four-bedroom duplex apartment unfolds across two expansive floors, offering over 4,500 sq ft of impeccably finished living space in one of the capital's most sought-after postcodes. Calm, contemporary and quietly dramatic, the apartment pairs impressive scale with a layout. On the ground floor is the reception space, where soaring ceiling heights and broad, open volumes create an immediate sense of arrival. A substantial reception room sits to the front of the plan, its grand proportions lending themselves equally well to formal entertaining and more relaxed family living. Beyond, a generous dining room forms the heart of the home, positioned alongside a contemporary kitchen fitted with Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances. Clean-lined and understated, this space has been designed for modern life, with the open flow between rooms enhancing both light and scale. A sculptural curved staircase descends to the lower ground floor, where the private accommodation is arranged. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with a dressing area and an ensuite bathroom, while three further double bedrooms provide excellent flexibility for family, guests or staff. A cinema room adds a further layer of comfort and amenity, and two patios bring in natural light and a welcome sense of openness to this lower level. Air conditioning, concierge service and the rarity of such generous lateral proportions in Belgravia further elevate the apartment’s appeal. Chesham Street sits within the most polished stretch of Belgravia, moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Elizabeth Street, the green open spaces of Hyde Park and the designer stores of Sloane Street.

Occupying the eighth floor of The Knightsbridge, this well-proportioned apartment extends to approximately 1,728 sq ft and pairs generous lateral living with far-reaching views and a balcony that runs the full width of the home. The layout is practical and well resolved, with bright principal rooms, good separation between entertaining and sleeping spaces, and the ease of a full-service building in one of London’s most established addresses. The reception room is particularly impressive in scale, with ample space for both sitting and dining areas and doors opening directly onto the balcony. Natural light pours in through the broad expanse of glazing, while the elevated position lends the room an open, airy feel. Adjacent, the kitchen is arranged as a separate eat-in space, fitted with integrated appliances and finished in a clean, contemporary style. The principal bedroom suite is quietly positioned and notably generous, with built-in storage and a large en suite bathroom complete with bath and separate shower. Two further bedrooms are served by additional bathrooms, making the apartment well suited to families, guests or those seeking a dedicated study. Throughout, the proportions are comfortable and the accommodation has a calm, understated feel. Life at The Knightsbridge is defined as much by the building as by the apartment itself. Residents arrive via a covered porte cochère directly off Knightsbridge, where valet parking and a 24-hour concierge service offer both convenience and discretion. The principal lobby is double height and elegantly finished, creating a polished first impression that sets the tone for the building as a whole. Further amenities are unusually comprehensive. The residents-only Kinesis Spa includes a 20-metre swimming pool, gym, treatment rooms, sauna, steam room and spa facilities, while a private business centre offers a boardroom and presentation space for meetings. There is also a beautifully landscaped private garden, thoughtfully designed across two levels with water features and mature planting, a rare sense of tranquillity in such a central address. Positioned moments from Hyde Park and within immediate reach of Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the restaurants and boutiques of Knightsbridge, the apartment places some of London’s best-known addresses on the doorstep. Belgravia, Chelsea and South Kensington are all close by, making this a particularly well-connected base in one of the capital’s most established neighbourhoods.

This brand-new, impeccably designed one-bedroom duplex lies in the exclusive Whiteley development in Bayswater, London. A landmark transformation of the former department store, The Whiteley has become one of London’s most sought-after addresses, blending its storied past with contemporary luxury. Every detail has been meticulously considered to create an elegant and inviting home set within a community that offers world-class amenities. This perfect pied-à-terre has a chic and contemporary finish, with parquet flooring and Crittall doors and bright and airy spaces. Located on the first floor, the apartment boasts high ceilings that enhance the sense of space and light throughout. The expansive open-plan living area features elegantly finished floors and flows into a chic and pared-back modern kitchen. The primary bedroom has generous proportions and an ensuite bathroom. Both the bedroom and the bathroom have a soothing, neutral palette. Residents of The Whiteley enjoy unparalleled access to the renowned Six Senses Hotel and Spa, a range of upscale shops and restaurants, and the fresh new energy of this revitalised neighbourhood. With excellent transport links nearby and Kensington Gardens just a short stroll away, this property is defined by both convenience and luxury in one of London’s most exciting new developments.

A spacious duplex apartment set on the fourth floor of a handsome period building, once home to George Orwell. The interiors make the most of the building’s height and tall studio windows, creating bright, loft-like spaces with a warm, contemporary feel. The main living area has generous volume, its open layout arranged for cooking, dining and easy entertaining. Pale timber flooring and crisp white walls keep the focus on light, while the kitchen is finished with white lacquered cabinetry, Italian Basalt stone worktops and Viola taps. The mezzanine level is arranged as a peaceful principal suite, reached by a private staircase and screened by a soft run of curtains. This upper floor includes a dressing area with fitted wardrobes and a large ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a walk-in shower and a deep bath. The second bedroom sits quietly on the lower level, also a comfortable double, with its own bathroom opposite. Both bedrooms have excellent storage and a calm, pared-back aesthetic. Located at the top of Market Place, Orwell Studios sits in a pocket where Fitzrovia, Soho and Marylebone meet. Cafés line the surrounding streets, with boutique shops, galleries and restaurants only a few minutes away. Regent Street and Oxford Circus are within easy reach, as are the green spaces of Cavendish Square and Regent’s Park. It is a spot that combines lively city energy with the feeling of being tucked above it all.

Newly Refurbished Two Bedroom Lateral Apartment situated on the 1st floor of this magnificent Period building. Set on the first floor of a grand, white stucco-fronted building, this exceptional two-bedroom apartment has been meticulously restored to an impeccable standard. Extending laterally across 1,710 sq ft, the interiors are defined by 4-metre high ceilings, a refined monochrome palette, and a cohesive design language that seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern sophistication. The principal reception rooms enjoy an enviable south-facing aspect, overlooking the green spaces of Onslow Gardens. Throughout the home, grey-veined marble introduces a timeless glamour, while original cornicing, wood-panelled walls, and Art Deco-inspired tones enhance the apartment’s sophisticated ambiance. Reimagined for contemporary living, the layout has been thoughtfully configured. The kitchen is both sleek and functional, with marble countertops and minimalist cabinetry. Both bedrooms feature generous walk-in wardrobes and beautifully appointed ensuite bathrooms. French double doors—modelled on traditional wedding doors—lead to the sleeping quarters, lending a dramatic and romantic touch. The apartment also benefits from direct lift access for added convenience. A harmonious blend of period grandeur and modern design, this is a true turnkey residence, perfectly positioned on one of South Kensington’s most sought-after addresses. Queen’s Gate is a leafy and prestigious thoroughfare, just moments from Hyde Park and the cultural landmarks of Exhibition Road. With Gloucester Road and South Kensington stations within easy reach, and the boutiques, galleries, and restaurants of Chelsea and Knightsbridge just a short stroll away, the location offers both tranquility and exceptional connectivity.

With its own private entrance and access to one of Marylebone’s most celebrated garden squares, this elegant duplex apartment balances period features with contemporary updates. The raised ground floor is devoted to a magnificent double reception, where high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling sash windows and a marble fireplace create a sense of classic proportion and light. A mirrored divide subtly separates the sitting and dining areas, allowing the space to flow while retaining definition. Next door, a neat kitchen overlooks the leafy square, while a powder room and study complete this level. Downstairs, the lower ground floor is arranged around three generous bedrooms. The principal suite features a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom with twin basins. Two further bedrooms share a family bathroom, and a utility room offers practical convenience. This level also provides direct access to secure underground parking for one car. Residents enjoy the use of Bryanston Square’s private gardens, an exceptional green space framed by early-19th-century stuccoed terraces. Mature London plane trees, flowering shrubs and winding paths lend it a distinctly old-London charm, while the square’s historic fountain and cast-iron water pump nod to its Georgian origins. Positioned at the heart of Marylebone, the apartment is perfectly placed for both Hyde Park and Regent’s Park, as well as the shops and restaurants of the West End. Excellent transport links can be found at Marble Arch, Baker Street and Marylebone stations, connecting easily across the capital and beyond.

Lying in The Tapestry Building, an 18th-century warehouse originally built by the East India Company, this expansive apartment brings a rare sense of volume and character to the heart of the City. Positioned on the second floor and one of just two apartments on the level, it feels private despite its central setting, with a boutique quality that is increasingly hard to find in this part of London. Accessed through a courtyard behind wrought-iron gates, the building makes an immediate impression. Inside, the apartment unfolds with striking lateral scale, extending to approximately 2,355 sq ft. Former warehouse proportions remain beautifully intact, with soaring beamed ceilings, generous room widths and large windows on three sides drawing in light throughout the day. The centrepiece is the vast open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room, a remarkable space measuring over 55 feet in length. Designed for both entertaining and everyday life, it clearly defined zones for cooking, dining and sitting while retaining the openness and drama of a true loft. The kitchen is finished in rich timber cabinetry and fitted with Gaggenau appliances, bringing warmth and precision to the industrial bones of the building. The principal bedroom is particularly well proportioned, with a dedicated dressing room and a large ensuite bathroom complete with bathtub and separate shower. A second bedroom, also generous in scale, is also ensuite, making the apartment well suited to guests, sharers or those seeking a substantial home office alongside sleeping accommodation. A separate utility room, powder room and excellent built-in storage add a layer of practicality to the plan. The interiors have been finished in a timeless manner, allowing the building’s original character to take focus. Pale timber floors, restrained materials and clean-lined detailing give the apartment a composed, contemporary feel without competing with its heritage features. New Street places the City at your doorstep, directly opposite Liverpool Street station and moments from the financial district, with its banks, law firms and growing cluster of tech companies. Shoreditch House is around five minutes away, while Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Broadgate bring some of east London’s best restaurants, bars and shops within easy reach. This is a home that pairs the romance of warehouse living with the convenience and energy of one of London’s most connected neighbourhoods.

Positioned on the first floor of a handsome period building, this newly refurbished two-bedroom apartment combines classical proportions with refined contemporary finishes. The southwest-facing reception room is a wonderfully calm space, anchored by a traditional bay window and elegant marble fireplace. Pale wooden floors flow throughout, complemented by fresh off-white walls and warm panelled detailing that creates an atmosphere of considered simplicity. The sleek galley kitchen has been designed with both form and function in mind. Italian-made Poliform cabinetry and fully integrated Miele appliances are paired with minimal counter surfaces and a Crittall-style door, allowing natural light to move fluidly between spaces. Both bedrooms are generous in scale, with bespoke wardrobes and views across the rooftops of Marylebone. A neutral palette of soft greys and natural textures continues in the bathrooms, which include a large walk-in shower and separate guest WC. Set within walking distance of Marylebone Village and Fitzrovia, the apartment also benefits from air conditioning, lift access, and a practical layout suited to modern living. Located on an unusually wide boulevard, Portland Place has a grandeur rarely found in London. Not only is it very close to Regent’s Park, the apartment also is near world-class restaurants and unparalleled shopping in the West End and Marylebone High Street.

This award-winning maisonette, voted for its excellence by House & Garden, occupies the ground floor of a grand stucco-fronted townhouse on tree-lined Westbourne Gardens. Designed by Gunter & Co Interiors and enhanced with bespoke architectural detailing by McGuinness Architects, this home blends period charm with contemporary flair. On the expansive ground floor, high ceilings and intricate cornicing welcome you into an airy double-aspect reception room. A sweeping bay window frames picturesque views of the mature garden, flooding the space with natural light. Original period features have been carefully reinstated, complemented by parquet floors and softly curved window seats that create a serene atmosphere. The heart of the home reveals a classically inspired kitchen, custom-built by 202 Design. With sage-green cabinetry that stretches from floor to ceiling, complete with a rolling library ladder, ribbed panelling, and glass-fronted cupboards, this kitchen is both functional and beautiful. A striking marble island serves as the centerpiece, while a concealed breakfast bar, wine rack, and coffee station enhance its utility. The sky-blue banquette dining area, nestled within a captivating glass orangery, opens directly onto a private terrace, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining. The principal suite has a freestanding bathtub positioned beneath a bay window, ideal for unwinding. This suite features a walk-in dressing room and an ensuite bathroom with chic terrazzo and forest-green shiplap. A second bedroom and a family bathroom complete this level, while a dedicated study nook in the principal bedroom provides an ideal work-from-home setup. Glass doors extend from the principal bedroom to a leafy, hedged garden patio, spacious enough to accommodate a dining table and firepit beneath the canopy of mature trees. Lying on a quiet street just moments from Westbourne Grove, this exceptional home is a short stroll from the independent cafés, boutiques, and restaurants that define the area. With Hyde Park, Portobello Road, and excellent transport links all within easy reach, this property offers the quintessential Notting Hill lifestyle.

Positioned on the third floor of the prestigious Chevalier House, this impeccably refurbished one-bedroom apartment offers polished contemporary living moments from Harrods and Hyde Park. Designed by the internationally recognised studio M Design London, the apartment combines refined interiors with the discretion and convenience of a fully portered Knightsbridge building. The apartment opens into a central hallway which leads through to a generous reception and dining room, where floor-to-ceiling glazing draws natural light across engineered oak herringbone flooring. Carefully planned for both entertaining and everyday living, the space has a cohesive feel, enhanced by bespoke joinery, tailored lighting and a softly layered material palette throughout. Set separately, the kitchen is sleek and highly functional, fitted with bespoke cabinetry, integrated lighting and fully integrated appliances including a gas hob, oven, combination microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer and washer dryer. Antique brass ironmongery and timber-panelled doors continue the apartment’s considered design language throughout. The bedroom suite is quietly positioned away from the principal living space, creating a greater sense of privacy. Integrated wardrobes maximise storage, while the ensuite bathroom is impeccably finished with marble detailing, brushed brass fittings, a freestanding bath and a shower. A separate guest cloakroom sits off the hallway, adding practicality for entertaining. Comfort cooling, underfloor heating, fresh air ventilation and integrated Sonos audio have all been discreetly incorporated throughout the apartment. Chevalier House is a fully portered building with 24-hour porterage service, video entry and two passenger lifts, ideally positioned for the boutiques and restaurants of Knightsbridge, the museums of South Kensington and the open green spaces of Hyde Park.

Set on the lower ground floor of a handsome period building, this beautifully refurbished garden flat has been redesigned with a sharp contemporary finish and a strong connection to its private outdoor space. The main reception room sits to the rear, with wide glazing and doors opening directly onto the landscaped garden. The kitchen is arranged just off the living and dining area, creating an open, sociable space with bespoke cabinetry, built-in appliances and a clean, modern finish. There are three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, while extensive storage runs through the apartment. Crosswater fittings, CAT 6 cabling and carefully considered joinery add to the sense of quality throughout. Outside, the private landscaped garden is a real strength of the flat, arranged with paved seating areas, lawn and mature planting, giving the apartment a particularly rare sense of privacy and outside space for this part of Notting Hill. Leamington Road Villas is well placed for the best of W11, with the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Westbourne Grove, Ledbury Road and Portobello Road all close by. The open spaces of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are within easy reach, while Notting Hill Gate, Westbourne Park and Ladbroke Grove stations provide good connections across London.

This superb apartment is a rare offering set on the first floor of an elegant Grade II listed townhouse, and is in a prominent position at the top of this highly desirable garden square. The drawing room has a feeling of grandeur which is emphasised by the floor-to-ceiling sash windows that flood the space with natural light and open onto Juliette balconies providing uninterrupted views of the beautifully maintained communal gardens. There is a contemporary, fully-fitted kitchen with sleek white cabinetry and the property was completely refurbished recently to an exceptional standard by the renowned design studio Waldo Works. The flat has two well proportioned bedrooms, each with a wonderfully green outlook and an abundance of natural light. The principal bedroom benefits from generous ceiling heights and an ensuite bathroom. Both of the bedrooms have floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto Juliette balconies and there is also a family shower room. Situated in one of Kensington’s most desirable garden squares, the apartment enjoys access to meticulously maintained communal gardens, including a dedicated children's play area. The square is known for its serene atmosphere and strong sense of community. Excellent connectivity is offered via nearby High Street Kensington and Notting Hill Gate stations, with a wealth of boutique shops, cafés and restaurants within walking distance. Holland Park, one of London’s finest green spaces, is just moments away.

Set within the historic Sherborne House, a Grade II*-listed country estate with origins dating back over 500 years, this grand apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial home within one of the Cotswolds’ most architecturally significant buildings. Occupying the first and second floors of the south-east wing, it is the largest of the principal apartments, extending to approximately 3,288 sq ft. Arranged within the original footprint of the building, the apartment retains an exceptional sense of scale and character throughout. The proportions and flow are both intuitive and elegant, with rooms unfolding in a manner that feels both natural and deliberate. A discreet and professional on-site team, including caretaker, housekeeper and gardener, provides attentive support while in residence and reassurance when away. A grand entrance hall, framed by Murano wall lights, sets the tone and leads into a handsome reception room, a space that, in most houses, would serve as the principal room. From here, the apartment opens into the extraordinary great hall and dining room. The 24-foot ceilings create a defining interior of remarkable volume and presence. Soaring height and intricate period detailing lend a strong sense of occasion, while the space remains entirely liveable, equally suited to entertaining and everyday use. Originally shaped in the 1840s by the celebrated architect Anthony Salvin, the great hall and dining room retain richly moulded plasterwork, timber panelling and a finely carved working fireplace. Seven double-height windows frame far reaching views across manicured and natural parkland, drawing in exceptional natural light and strengthening the connection to the surrounding landscape. The furnishings have been carefully curated to complement the history and architectural richness of the apartment and are available by separate negotiation, allowing for a turn-key acquisition if desired. The kitchen provides a contemporary counterpoint, overlooking the cloister and integrating comfortably within the overall plan. Bedroom accommodation is arranged to create a house-like feel: the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room, while two further double bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. En-suite bathrooms and a utility room are thoughtfully positioned to ensure ease of day-to-day living. Residents also benefit from access to a private orangery, tennis court and wellness centre with heated swimming pool. The surrounding landscape is quintessential Cotswold countryside, and the house has significant historic importance. Built circa 1520 and visited twice by Queen Elizabeth I, it has evolved through significant 17th- and 19th-century enhancements to create the striking composition seen today. Its 12 acres of grounds sit within over 4,000 acres of protected National Trust village, parkland and farmland, much of which has remained virtually unchanged since the 19th century. Sherborne sits in a particularly beautiful stretch of the Cotswolds, surrounded by rolling countryside and some of the region’s most picturesque villages. Northleach is nearby for day-to-day essentials, while Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water are all within easy reach. Cheltenham and Cirencester broaden the offering further, making this an especially appealing setting for those seeking a quieter pace of life without feeling isolated.

Hidden behind gates on a quiet Clerkenwell street, this is not a conventional launch, but the rare opportunity to step inside the personal world of two of Britain’s most influential contemporary designers. The building itself has a rich past. Originally a Victorian workshop that manufactured wheels for carriages, the property still carries a distinctly Dickensian character, from its muscular brick fabric to its sense of being quietly tucked away from modern London. Clerkenwell is widely cited as part of the landscape that is said to have inspired Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, and that history still lingers in the area’s lanes and former workshops. Today, that heritage has been reinterpreted into a deeply atmospheric private space that balances old London soul with contemporary design. The property is approached via a long, covered courtyard that was once a Georgian street, later enclosed by the Victorians during the construction of Holborn Viaduct. The outline of the original windows is still visible along the walls, a quiet reminder of the building’s past life. The entire ground floor is dedicated to creativity and exhibition, anchored by a dramatic double-height gallery where steel, brick, and polished concrete form a striking architectural backdrop. The entrance is a long, immersive corridor, which draws visitors through the building like a private exhibition, revealing sculptural works and carefully orchestrated moments throughout. The rear section of the ground floor is flooded with light from a private Japanese styled Courtyard garden, finished with Italian Travertine with fountains. Alongside the gallery sits a fully equipped ceramics studio, as well as a sequence of flexible workspaces that can function as design studios, offices, or exhibition rooms. A further area, accessed via its own private entrance, adds another layer of independence, making it ideal as a private space, or an ancillary gallery space, and gives the entire property the feel of an intimate creative campus. Upstairs, the building softens into a more domestic feel with solid oak parquet floors throughout. The kitchen, defined by dusky marble and bespoke cabinetry, opens into generous dining and seating areas framed by elegant crittall windows and doors. Throughout, patinated finishes, handcrafted ceramics and carefully chosen artwork replace ornament with atmosphere, ensuring the space feels deeply personal rather than overtly styled. The Bathrooms are also finished with solid marble and hand finished patinated steel cabinetry throughout. The design of the principal rooms is intentionally pared back, allowing the architecture itself to take centre stage. Filtered daylight, tactile surfaces and restrained detailing reflect the duo’s meticulous design language and commitment to material honesty. Beyond the principal rooms lies one of the property’s most unexpected moments: a private garden that reads more like a land art installation than a traditional city plot. Planted with 200 silver birch trees, it forms a secluded outdoor room in the middle of London and was a finalist for BBC Gardeners’ World Garden of the Year. The effect is immersive and quietly theatrical, offering a rare sense of escape in such a central location. Despite its seclusion, the building sits at the heart of Clerkenwell’s cultural ecosystem, moments from Exmouth Market, Sadler’s Wells Theatre and Spa Fields Park, with fast connectivity via Farringdon and the Elizabeth Line with direct connections to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. It is a property rooted in London’s industrial past but designed for an international creative life.

Set on the second floor of a handsome red-brick building on one of Mayfair’s most recognisable streets, this beautifully proportioned apartment extends to approximately 1,127 sq ft and combines elegant period volume with a polished contemporary finish. Overlooking Mount Street from its principal rooms, it is defined by soaring ceilings reaching over 10 ft, generous lateral flow and thoughtful interior design throughout. The reception room is the natural focal point of the plan. Exceptionally bright thanks to its south-facing aspect, it is a handsome space with a deep bay window, dark herringbone flooring and a feature fireplace that anchors the room. Double doors connect it to the adjoining kitchen, allowing the spaces to be opened up for entertaining or separated for quieter everyday living. Next door, the kitchen and dining room is sleek and modern in mood, with clean-lined cabinetry, mirrored splashbacks and fully integrated Gaggenau appliances. The proportions here are particularly generous, leaving ample room for dining as well as cooking, and giving the apartment a layout that feels both practical and sociable. The bedroom suite sits quietly on the opposite side of the plan, creating a strong sense of privacy from the living spaces. It is a substantial room with excellent natural light and enough volume to feel restful rather than simply functional. Alongside it, a separate dressing room adds a rare sense of luxury and flexibility, while the bathroom is finished in marble with a freestanding bathtub and separate shower. A guest cloakroom and additional storage complete the plan. Mount Street remains one of Mayfair’s most polished addresses, lined with distinguished red-brick façades, independent fashion houses, celebrated restaurants and some of London’s best-known names in design and hospitality. Berkeley Square, Grosvenor Square and Hyde Park are all within easy reach, while the neighbourhood’s mix of old-world grandeur and modern energy gives this part of Mayfair its enduring appeal.