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Occupying the entire tenth floor of Pearson Square, this penthouse apartment unfolds across 3,523 sq ft, with direct lift access opening into a private lobby. The sense of space is immediate, with a wide central hallway drawing you through to the main living areas and out towards the terraces beyond. The reception room is the heart of the apartment, a substantial, open space designed for entertaining, with full-height glazing and sliding doors opening onto a large terrace that runs along the building’s edge. From here, the views stretch across central London, taking in a mix of historic rooftops and newer landmarks. A second, larger roof terrace sits adjacent, offering a more secluded setting for outdoor dining and hosting. The kitchen is set just off the main living space, finished in a clean, contemporary style with integrated appliances and a large island that works equally well for informal meals or entertaining at scale. There is a natural flow between kitchen, dining and reception areas, allowing the apartment to feel both open and well-zoned. The principal bedroom suite occupies a quieter wing of the apartment, with generous proportions, a dedicated dressing area and a large en suite bathroom finished in marble, with a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower. Three further double bedrooms are arranged along the opposite side, all with built-in storage and access to well-appointed bathrooms. A separate study provides a more private working space. The building itself was designed by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands and Sheppard Robson, with interiors by Johnson Naylor, and has a considered, contemporary feel throughout. Residents benefit from a 24-hour concierge, a gym, secure underground parking and additional storage. Pearson Square sits just behind Charlotte Street, one of Fitzrovia’s best-known stretches for restaurants and cafés, with the West End, Soho and Marylebone all within easy reach. It is a part of central London that feels both established and quietly lively, with a strong mix of independent spots and long-standing institutions.

This impeccable, newly constructed apartment is an exceptional feat of modern architecture. Located on the fourteenth floor of The Hexagon development, the exceptionally finished home benefits from sweeping views of London and has been designed by the internationally renowned interiors, Michaelis Boyd. The open-plan kitchen and living room is flooded with natural light thanks to multiple floor-to-ceiling windows. The modern kitchen features custom cabinetry, built-in lighting and Miele appliances. Chevron wood flooring, which is fitted throughout the home, adds a sense of tradition to the contemporary home. In the open-plan living space there is a separate area, perfect for a home study. The principal suite features beautiful bespoke built-in-wardrobes and a large marble bathroom with exceptional views. There are two additional bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, and additionally there is a modern family bathroom. All of the bathrooms feature hand crafted marble floors and underfloor heating. The home also comes with a utility room. Residents have access to a tailored concierge service and top-of-the-line amenities including a dining area, meeting room and co-working space. Situated in an impeccable central location in the heart of Covent Garden, all of London’s finest offerings are within walking distance.

Behind the red-brick façade of this handsome period building, this three-bedroom duplex unfolds across two beautifully proportioned floors, combining dramatic volume with private outdoor space in between Chelsea and South Kensington. The raised ground floor is devoted to entertaining. A striking double reception stretches the full width of the building, its 11ft ceilings crowned with decorative plasterwork and lit by tall bay windows that draw in the soft light of this quiet Chelsea street. Deep parquet floors run beneath a gallery of framed artworks, while a contemporary fireplace anchors the room and gives it the feel of a private salon rather than a conventional living space. To the rear, the kitchen and dining room form a generous open-plan sequence, where sleek cabinetry and a long island sit beneath a wall of windows and doors opening directly onto the terrace. This elevated outdoor space becomes an extension of the kitchen, perfect for summer lunches, evening drinks or simply letting the day spill outside. A guest cloakroom and discreet storage complete this level. Downstairs, the mood shifts to something calmer and more private. The principal bedroom suite is generously scaled, with bespoke wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom finished in pale stone, complete with a deep bathtub and walk-in shower. Two further bedrooms sit alongside a second bathroom, one of them opening directly onto a secluded private garden that brings greenery and light deep into the lower floor. Vault storage adds a practical touch without compromising the clean lines of the rooms. Throughout, the apartment balances contemporary finishes with the character of its period features, giving it a sense of individuality that feels far removed from a standard Chelsea conversion. Draycott Place is defined by its elegant red-brick buildings, mature trees and its sense of calm. The boutiques and cafés of the King’s Road and Pavilion Road are moments away, Sloane Square station is close at hand, and Hyde Park provides a welcome sweep of green just up the road.

This exquisite three-bedroom apartment is a lateral luxury property that would perfectly suit prospective tenants who want all the comforts and convenience of living in a private residence that offers five-star services and amenities. The apartment itself is spacious and elegantly finished with polished stone and hardwood flooring, Italian marble brass inlays, comfort cooling and underfloor heating. The living room is a voluminous open plan space with a dining area and state-of-the-art Bulthaup kitchen that is equipped with Miele appliances. It also connects to the private outdoor balcony that overlooks the communal landscaped gardens. The flat also has a utility room, guest powder room, two large en-suite bedrooms and a third bedroom with a separate bathroom. To underline the quality that has gone into the design of this apartment and its features, the flat also has Dornbracht and Duravit fittings, a Lutron lighting system and an AMX smart home automation system. Approached via a private gated driveway with security, the exclusivity of Holland Park Villas is immediately evident from the moment you enter. This illustrious luxury residence also comes with a 24-hour concierge and a host of excellent leisure facilities including a fully equipped gym, sauna, steam room, private cinema and a 20m swimming pool. Residents can also use the on-site conference suites, separate storage units and secure underground parking. Located at the top of Campden Hill, Holland Park Villas has an elevated position just alongside Holland Park and with superb views over the Phillimore Estate.

High above one of South Kensington’s most distinguished streets, this expansive penthouse crowns an immaculate period building with lift and porterage. The apartment unfolds across the top floor with a natural ease. At its heart lies a magnificent double reception room, framed by broad windows that draw in light and skyline views, with an adjoining dining room made for long, convivial evenings. The kitchen and breakfast room combine everyday practicality with quiet elegance. Four double bedrooms are arranged with privacy in mind. The principal suite, generous in scale, features a beautifully finished bathroom, while each of the three additional bedrooms enjoys its own sleek en-suite. A guest cloakroom completes the plan. High ceilings and graceful proportions heighten the sense of space throughout. Queen’s Gate itself is an imposing, tree-lined boulevard running north to south between Hyde Park and Old Brompton Road. Perfectly positioned equidistant to South Kensington and Gloucester Road underground stations, it is moments from boutique shops, cafés and popular restaurants, as well as a collection of world-renowned museums, the Royal Albert Hall and the parkland spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, an exceptional city home at the heart of London life

Set on the first floor of one of Knightsbridge’s most distinguished red-brick terraces, this elegant two-bedroom apartment offers 1,255 sq ft of well-balanced living space, combining classic proportions with a contemporary finish. The apartment centres around an impressive reception room, where generous ceiling heights, original detailing and tall sash windows create a sense of scale and light throughout the day. The room comfortably accommodates both seating and dining areas, making it well suited to entertaining as well as everyday life. A separate kitchen sits just off the reception, fitted with integrated appliances and designed to keep practical spaces neatly out of sight. The principal bedroom benefits from excellent built-in storage and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. A second double bedroom sits to the rear of the apartment and is served by a separate bathroom, making it ideal for guests, a home office or additional family use. Throughout, the apartment retains a sense of proportion and flow that is increasingly rare in modern lateral homes, with thoughtful storage and well-defined rooms. Residents have the option to apply for access to the beautifully maintained Cadogan Square gardens, one of the area’s most sought-after private garden squares, complete with tennis courts and mature planting. The building itself is well kept and benefits from lift access. Cadogan Square sits at the heart of Knightsbridge, moments from Sloane Square, Pavilion Road and the boutiques of Sloane Street. With excellent transport links, green open space on the doorstep and some of London’s finest dining and shopping close by, the location offers a rare blend of elegance, convenience and long-term appeal.

Arranged across the upper floors of a distinguished late-Georgian townhouse, this beautifully proportioned three-bedroom maisonette extends to 2,056 sq ft in the heart of Marylebone’s Portman Village. Set within a Grade II listed building, the apartment unfolds over three principal levels, balancing generous entertaining rooms with thoughtfully arranged private accommodation. The home is entered on the raised ground floor, where a well-appointed kitchen is positioned to the rear. Finished with high-quality Miele appliances and ample storage, it is neatly separated from the main reception spaces while remaining practical for everyday use. Beyond, a private terrace provides a rare outdoor extension to the apartment, a peaceful setting for warmer months and relaxed evenings. A staircase rises to the first floor, the natural centre of the home. Here, an impressive reception room stretches across the width of the building, its exceptional ceiling heights, original mouldings and tall sash windows lending the space a quiet grandeur. The proportions allow for both formal entertaining and day-to-day life, with distinct areas for seating and dining and an abundance of natural light. The second floor provides two generous bedrooms, each comfortably sized and well balanced. Both are served by their own bathrooms, creating flexible accommodation suited to family, guests or a dedicated home office arrangement. The principal suite occupies the entire top floor, offering a strong sense of privacy and retreat. A well-proportioned bedroom is complemented by a dressing area and a spacious ensuite bathroom, forming a calm, self-contained upper level. Throughout the apartment, the emphasis is on light, volume and architectural integrity. Period features sit comfortably alongside considered modern updates, creating interiors that feel elegant, assured and timeless. Upper Berkeley Street sits moments from Hyde Park and the boutiques, restaurants and cafés of Marylebone High Street. The village atmosphere of the Portman Estate is matched by excellent transport links, with easy access to the West End, Paddington and beyond.

Situated on the second floor of a handsome white-stucco building, this spacious apartment extends to 1,378 sq ft and has been tastefully appointed to combine its period character with contemporary elegance. The reception, complete with a dedicated dining area, features over ten-foot-high ceilings and three large windows drawing in ample natural light. The gallery kitchen opens out onto a charming roof terrace, perfect for relaxing during the day. The principal bedroom benefits from generous proportions, an ensuite bathroom, and fitted wardrobes. Two further bedrooms share a family bathroom. The interiors have been finished to a high standard, with a refined palette of neutral hues and dark wide-plank hardwood floors throughout. Building lift service is an added convenience. This apartment is moments from Hyde Park and the area’s excellent restaurants, bars, and shops. Paddington Station and Lancaster Gate Underground Station ensure exemplary connectivity across the capital.

Positioned on the third floor of One Hyde Park, this one-bedroom apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home within one of London’s most internationally recognised residential addresses. Extending to approximately 890 sq ft, the apartment is exceptionally well planned, with generous proportions, strong natural light and a polished finish throughout. The principal reception room unfolds across more than 32 ft, with clearly defined sitting and dining areas set against a wall of floor-to-ceiling, triple-glazed glazing. South-facing and open in aspect, the room looks out across Knightsbridge and draws in excellent natural light throughout the day. Timber flooring, tailored joinery and a restrained palette give the interiors a clean, quietly luxurious feel. Set just off the main living space, the Bulthaup kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances and can be closed off behind sliding doors when not in use, allowing the apartment to shift easily between everyday practicality and more formal entertaining. The bedroom is well proportioned and serene, with extensive fitted storage and a bespoke marble ensuite bathroom arranged with a separate bath and shower, alongside underfloor heating. A guest cloakroom, laundry room and further built-in storage are discreetly integrated into the plan, while a private temperature-controlled wine store and an allocated parking space add an unusual level of convenience for a central London apartment. Completed in 2011, One Hyde Park was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, with interiors and development management by Candy & Candy. Residents benefit from a level of service and amenity rarely found in prime central London, including 24-hour concierge and security, a 21-metre ozone swimming pool, spa, gym, squash court, private cinema, business suite and the services of the adjacent Mandarin Oriental. Set between Hyde Park and the boutiques and restaurants of Knightsbridge, the apartment is exceptionally well placed for both green space and city life. Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the restaurants of Brompton Road are moments away, while Knightsbridge station sits immediately adjacent to the building.

This striking, split-level pied-à-terre unfolds over the second and third floors of Gatti House, a prestigious Grade II-listed building. Its moniker is a tribute to the Gatti Family, founders of many eminent, historic businesses and enterprises on the Strand, including the iconic Adelphi Theatre. Thoughtfully restored, its storied history and architectural principles have been preserved while sympathetic upgrades have created a refined retreat. The second floor hosts the bedroom suites, which feature luxurious bathrooms and fitted wardrobes. Bright and airy, they are finished in deep, vibrant hues. The principal suite also features a private balcony. A handsome wooden stairwell leads up to the sweeping living space, accessed via French doors. Rustic ceiling beams and skylights span overhead, creating a striking architectural statement. Arranged in an open concept, it features an integrated kitchen alongside distinct sitting and dining areas. A private balcony extends the living area outdoors. The interiors offer an incredible fusion of contemporary finesse and heritage character. Tastefully finished, bright hues feature throughout, with rich oak floors running underfoot. Air conditioning has been incorporated in all rooms. This apartment occupies a prime position on the Strand, an area renowned for its theatrical provenance. Located between the prestigious Fleet Street and iconic Trafalgar Square, it places residents close to landmarks like the National Gallery as well as world-class restaurants and pubs. The Covent Garden Piazza, famous for its historic cobblestone streets and high-end dining, shopping, and entertainment, is also a short stroll away.

Arranged across the second, third and fourth floors of a handsome period building on Mount Street, this exceptional three-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 3,036 sq ft and enjoys direct lift access to each level. The second floor is dedicated to entertaining, with a magnificent reception room overlooking Mount Street Gardens. Tall sash windows draw in wonderful natural light, while ceilings that soar over 10ft complement ornate detailing and parquet flooring lending the room a strong sense of period character. Across the hall, the kitchen and dining room is equally generous, centred around a marble island and fitted with integrated Gaggenau appliances. The principal suite occupies the entire third floor, creating a superb private retreat. The bedroom is beautifully proportioned, with leafy views over the gardens, extensive fitted storage and a walk-in wardrobe. The ensuite bathroom is particularly impressive, with marble finishes, a large bath, separate shower and a striking backlit marble wall. Two further double bedrooms are arranged on the fourth floor, both with en suite bathrooms, alongside a study/home office. The apartment also benefits from air conditioning, excellent storage and access to a communal garden. Mount Street is one of Mayfair’s most sought-after addresses, running between Park Lane and Berkeley Square. Some of London’s best restaurants, boutiques and private members’ clubs are within easy reach, including Scott’s, The Connaught, George and Annabel’s, while Hyde Park, Grosvenor Square and Mount Street Gardens provide green space close by. Bond Street and Green Park stations offer excellent connections across London

Beyond a handsome white stucco façade, this exceptional apartment unfolds around a dramatic double-height reception room, where soaring ceilings, gallery-level walkways and vast windows create a remarkable sense of volume and light. Positioned moments from Hyde Park, the property combines bold contemporary architecture with generous lateral living and direct access to beautifully maintained communal gardens. The principal reception space forms the heart of the home. Bathed in natural light from windows on both sides, it rises through two storeys beneath a vaulted ceiling, creating an atmosphere more commonly associated with a converted loft style apartment. Oak flooring runs throughout, while bespoke shelving, integrated lighting and carefully considered finishes lend warmth and texture to the expansive interior. Adjoining the reception room, the kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Finished in dark cabinetry and centred around a substantial island, it offers storage, integrated appliances and ample space for informal dining. A dedicated dining area overlooks the reception room, allowing the principal living spaces to flow effortlessly together. Large sliding doors open onto a private terrace, creating an extension of the living space during the warmer months. Unusually private for central London, the terrace provides ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the both levels. The principal suite is generously proportioned and enjoys fitted storage alongside an ensuite bathroom finished in stone, complete with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower. Two further double bedrooms provide versatile accommodation whilst residents enjoy access to beautifully maintained communal gardens, providing a rare expanse of greenery within one of west London's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Perfectly positioned between Notting Hill and Paddington the apartment enjoys immediate access to some of London's finest independent boutiques, restaurants and cafés. Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens provide acres of open green space within easy walking distance. Excellent transport links are available from Lancaster Gate, Queensway and Bayswater stations, connecting swiftly across the capital. Whilst Paddington is also within easy reach providing easy travel in and out of London with excellent connections to Heathrow.

Occupying the fourth and fifth floors of a handsome red-brick Chelsea building, this lateral apartment extends to approximately 3,300 sq ft and has been comprehensively renovated throughout. Principally arranged over the fourth floor, the apartment combines expansive entertaining spaces with carefully considered bedroom accommodation, all finished in a refined contemporary style. The apartment opens into a central entrance hall from which the principal reception spaces unfold. A substantial double reception room runs along the front of the apartment, arranged around a marble fireplace and framed by large sash windows that draw in natural light throughout the day. Bespoke joinery and soft architectural detailing bring warmth and texture to the space, while a separate dining area creates a natural setting for entertaining. Positioned adjacent, the kitchen is finished with stone worktops, integrated appliances and custom cabinetry, alongside a more informal seating area for day-to-day living. Full-height doors open onto a south-facing balcony overlooking the surrounding streetscape. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across one section of the fourth floor, creating a clear distinction between entertaining and private spaces. The principal suite includes a dressing room and a large en suite bathroom finished in bookmatched marble, while the additional bedrooms are all generously proportioned with bespoke storage and accompanying bathrooms. A further upper level provides additional flexibility, currently arranged as a private study and secondary reception space, offering separation from the main living accommodation below. Cadogan Court is positioned moments from Sloane Square and the King’s Road, placing some of Chelsea’s best restaurants, boutiques and galleries within easy reach. Pavilion Road, Duke of York Square and the open green spaces of Hyde Park are all nearby, while Sloane Square Underground station provides connections across London.

Set on the first floor of a handsome period building on Motcomb Street, this two-bedroom apartment pairs classic proportions with a smart, polished finish in the heart of Belgravia. The reception room is particularly impressive, with generous width, high ceilings, ornate cornicing and three large sash windows that draw in excellent natural light. Solid oak herringbone parquet flooring runs underfoot, while soft, neutral tones and considered detailing give the space an elegant feel. There is ample room for both seating and dining, further enhanced by a Bang & Olufsen sound system. The separate kitchen is finished by Clive Christian, with Italian Calacatta marble countertops and matching marble flooring. Fully equipped with Miele appliances, including a washing machine and separate dryer, it is both highly functional and beautifully resolved. Clive Christian fittings and Joseph Giles solid brass hand-milled handles and hardware continue throughout the apartment. The principal bedroom is sophisticated, with bespoke fitted wardrobes and a refined decorative scheme. The second bedroom is another well-proportioned double, suited to guests, family or use as a study. The bathroom is finished with a complete Devon & Devon suite, with marble walls and flooring creating a cohesive finish. Motcomb Street is one of Belgravia’s most recognisable addresses, known for its boutiques, restaurants and village-like atmosphere. Sloane Street, Pavilion Road and Hyde Park are all moments away, placing some of London’s best shopping, dining and green space within easy reach. This is a central London home with a distinctly neighbourhood feel, in one of the capital’s most enduringly desirable settings.

Lying on the second floor of the handsome red-brick Basil Mansions, this beautifully refurbished lateral apartment unfolds across almost 2,500 sq ft and pairs generous proportions with elegant contemporary finishes. Positioned moments from Harrods and the boutiques of Knightsbridge, the building offers the comfort of a porter and lift, while the apartment itself has been comprehensively renovated by the current owners to an exacting standard. The layout is particularly well balanced for both entertaining and everyday life. At the front of the apartment, a magnificent reception room extends across the curve of the building, its wide bay window drawing in natural light and opening onto a private balcony. The room connects to a generous dining room, creating a suite of reception spaces that can be used formally or informally. A second reception room sits beyond, offering a more intimate sitting room or television room. The kitchen is arranged separately and has been fitted with bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances, centred around a large island and complemented by a built-in seating area. Discreet storage and a guest cloakroom sit just off the entrance hall. The sleeping accommodation is arranged along the other side of the apartment. The principal bedroom occupies a striking corner position with a large bay window and extensive built-in wardrobes, served by an ensuite bathroom with freestanding bath and separate marble-lined shower. Two further double bedrooms are well proportioned and share a beautifully finished family bathroom, while a fourth room currently configured as a study could easily serve as an additional bedroom if required. Basil Mansions is a distinguished Edwardian mansion block set on Basil Street, a short walk from the open green spaces of Hyde Park. Knightsbridge remains one of London’s most coveted neighbourhoods, defined by its grand architecture and exceptional amenities. World-class shopping at Harrods and Harvey Nichols sits moments away, alongside a host of celebrated restaurants, cafés and galleries. Excellent transport connections can be found at Knightsbridge Underground Station (Piccadilly Line), providing swift access across the capital.

Lying in the handsome Art Deco Addisland Court, this second-floor apartment offers 1,337 sq ft of lateral living space in one of Holland Park’s most desirable mansion blocks. Positioned on Holland Villas Road, moments from Holland Park itself, the apartment has elegant proportions, excellent natural light and two private balconies. The principal reception and dining room forms the heart of the home, extending to over 25 ft and arranged as a generous open-plan space for both sitting and entertaining. Large windows draw in natural light, while period-style detailing and a fireplace add character. A separate kitchen sits to the rear, offering good practical space. There are three bedrooms, each well-proportioned and flexible in use. The principal bedroom is ensuite and particularly generous, while the second bedroom opens onto a private balcony. The third bedroom would work well as a guest room, study or nursery. The apartment also has two additional bathrooms. Addisland Court benefits from lift access and an impressive Art Deco-style communal entrance, with secure basement storage available by separate arrangement. Held on a long lease with approximately 970 years remaining, the apartment offers an excellent opportunity to refurbish and personalise a substantial home in a highly sought-after Holland Park address. Holland Villas Road is ideally positioned for the green spaces of Holland Park, as well as the shops, restaurants and cafés of Kensington High Street, Notting Hill and Brook Green. Excellent transport links are close by, with the wider West London neighbourhood.

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.

Positioned on the fifth floor of a well-maintained building on iconic Piccadilly, this elegant three-bedroom apartment is a rare find, combining generous lateral space, timeless interiors, and uninterrupted leafy views over Green Park. Set moments from Mayfair and St James’s, it makes an exceptional pied-à-terre in one of London’s most distinguished addresses. The apartment unfolds across a spacious footprint, with a large, light-filled reception and dining room that frames a picture-perfect outlook of the treetops. A separate kitchen sits just off the entertaining space, while three double bedrooms offer calm away from the buzz of the city below. The principal suite features an ensuite marble bathroom and built-in wardrobes, as do the two additional bedrooms, making it equally well-suited to hosting guests or accommodating family. A second bathroom serves the remaining rooms, and all enjoy a quiet position to the rear of the building. With a 24-hour concierge and secure lift access, this discreetly luxurious apartment offers the perfect base for those seeking every amenity at their doorstep. Green Park, Berkeley Square and Bond Street are just minutes away.Offered chain-free and in immaculate condition, this apartment presents a rare opportunity to own a refined residence with views over one of London’s most iconic royal parks.

On the fourth floor of a distinguished red-brick building in Knightsbridge, this lateral two-bedroom apartment pairs period architecture with uplifting views across the rooftops of the Cadogan Estate. Set within one of the neighbourhood’s most picturesque streets, the home sits amid the striking facades that define the Pont Street Dutch style, a late 19th-century movement inspired by Flemish and Dutch Renaissance architecture. Coined by Osbert Lancaster, the style is instantly recognisable by its tall stepped gables, mullioned windows and rich brickwork. Inside, the apartment has been finished in a calm, neutral palette. The reception room is wonderfully light and bright, framed by classic radiator covers and sash windows that look out across the surrounding roofscape. Its proportions make for both an inviting sitting area and a more formal entertaining space. A separate kitchen, with its own breakfast area, feels both practical and welcoming, designed to catch the morning light. Both bedrooms are generously sized and quietly positioned. Each comes with bespoke built-in wardrobes and its own ensuite bathroom with full-size bath, an unusual luxury in central London apartments of this scale. The interiors are understated, ready to be enjoyed as they are or further upgraded by an incoming owner. Throughout, the home retains a sense of lightness and elegance that complements its architectural setting. From this elevated vantage point, the apartment takes in charming rooftop views that shift with the seasons, lending a sense of calm seclusion rare in such a central location. The building itself is part of a cluster of houses that mark Knightsbridge’s transition into Belgravia and Chelsea, celebrated for their architectural heritage and enduring appeal. The location places some of London’s most iconic amenities at the doorstep. Harrods and Harvey Nichols are a short stroll away, while the designer boutiques of Sloane Street and the characterful shops of Beauchamp Place offer an ever-changing mix of luxury and independent retail. Hyde Park is moments from the front door, its sweeping lawns and tree-lined avenues providing a natural counterpart to the energy of Knightsbridge. To the south, Sloane Square and the King’s Road open into Chelsea’s world-renowned dining and cultural scene. Excellent transport connections complete the picture, with both Knightsbridge and Sloane Square underground stations close by.

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.

Set across the first, second and third floors of a Victorian Notting Hill building, this two-bedroom apartment has bright and well-proportioned interiors. The clever layout that separates living and sleeping areas cleanly, while two private terraces extend the apartment outward at both ends of the day. The first floor is given over to living and entertaining. A generous reception room sits to the front, where a wide bay window fitted with shutters draws in natural light and frames leafy street views. There is ample room here for both seating and dining, and is leads through to the adjoining kitchen. The kitchen itself is neatly arranged, with warm-toned cabinetry, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. At the back, doors open directly onto a substantial private terrace, large enough for outdoor dining and set up as a true extension of the living space in warmer months. Upstairs, the second floor is arranged around a well-sized second bedroom, served by a bathroom with both bath and shower. The proportions here allow for flexibility, whether used as a guest room, study or longer-term bedroom. The top floor is reserved for the principal suite. Set beneath a gently vaulted ceiling, the bedroom has a tucked-away feel, complemented by fitted storage and an ensuite bathroom finished with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower. From this level, a second private terrace offers a more secluded outdoor space. Clarendon Road sits within easy reach of some of west London’s most established neighbourhood spots. Julie’s and Casa Cruz are both a short walk away, while the green expanse of Holland Park offers tennis courts, gardens and open space just moments from the door. Holland Park Underground station is close by, connecting quickly to the West End and the City, while the surrounding streets are lined with independent shops, cafés and long-standing local favourites that give this pocket of W11 its particular appeal.

Set on the second floor of The Chilterns, one of Marylebone’s most design-conscious addresses, this beautifully finished three-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 1,554 sq ft and pairs generous lateral volume with the hotel-like amenities for which the building has become known. The main living space unfolds across the rear of the plan, where a substantial kitchen and dining room connects seamlessly to a separate reception. Both rooms open onto private balconies, bringing in a lovely quality of natural light and adding an easy sense of flow to the apartment. The kitchen is arranged around a large central island, with dark timber cabinetry, stone worktops and integrated appliances. Beyond, the reception room is an elegant space, with bespoke shelving and a considered palette that complements the building’s award-winning interiors. The principal bedroom is positioned apart from the secondary rooms, creating a strong sense of privacy. It is paired with a striking en suite bathroom finished in richly veined marble, with a double vanity, bathtub and separate walk-in shower. Two further bedrooms are arranged along the hall, both well proportioned and served by ensuite bathrooms, making the apartment equally suited to family life, guests or a study. A utility room and excellent built-in storage add to the practicality of the layout. Finished with great attention to detail throughout, the apartment has the polished, contemporary feel that defines The Chilterns. Residents benefit from a 24-hour concierge, as well as access to an exceptional suite of amenities including a private gym, spa and cinema. The building’s entrance is also home to a distinctive lobby gallery featuring works by David Bailey, giving the address a strong artistic identity from the moment of arrival. The apartment also includes one secure parking space and a dedicated storage unit. Paddington Street places you in one of Marylebone’s most coveted pockets, with Chiltern Street, Dorset Square and Marylebone High Street all close by. It is an area defined by independent boutiques, much-loved restaurants and a distinctly village-like atmosphere, yet with the West End within easy reach.

Positioned above a handsome stucco-fronted terrace on Ladbroke Grove, this beautifully renovated duplex apartment unfolds across the third and fourth floors, opening onto a private roof terrace with far-reaching views across west London and access to two of Notting Hill’s most coveted communal gardens. There is an ease to the way the apartment has been arranged. Living spaces are elevated towards the rooftops, drawing in natural light and long views across the surrounding terraces and church spires, while the bedrooms sit quietly on the floor below. The result is a home that feels both connected to the energy of Notting Hill and entirely removed from it once inside. The upper floor is centred around a generous open-plan reception room beneath softly angled ceilings, where the kitchen, dining and living spaces flow together naturally. Finished with deep-toned bespoke cabinetry, marble worktops and a substantial breakfast bar, the kitchen feels understated yet highly considered, complemented by integrated Miele appliances and interiors designed by Tatjana von Stein. Built-in banquette seating anchors the dining space, while the reception area is arranged around a fireplace with bespoke shelving and full-height doors opening directly onto the terrace. Stretching across the width of the apartment, the terrace becomes a natural extension of the living space during the warmer months, with uninterrupted rooftop views that shift beautifully throughout the day. A sculptural spiral staircase runs through the centre of the apartment, connecting the two levels and introducing a more architectural edge to the interiors. On the lower floor, the principal bedroom suite is arranged with a walk-in dressing area and ensuite bathroom, while two further bedrooms sit across the landing alongside a second bathroom. Hardwood chevron parquet flooring runs throughout, layered with warm tones, bespoke joinery and carefully selected materials that give the apartment a calm, cohesive feel. The apartment is Grade II listed and has been comprehensively renovated to an exceptional standard, balancing contemporary detailing with the character of the original building. Residents benefit from direct access to Stanley Crescent Gardens, alongside keyholder access to the renowned Ladbroke Square Gardens and its private tennis court, a rare privilege even within this part of west London. Portobello Road, Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road are all moments away, placing some of west London’s most celebrated restaurants, cafés and independent boutiques within easy reach. Dinner might mean The Ledbury, Dorian, Julie's or Core by Clare Smyth before returning home to a terrace overlooking the rooftops of Notting Hill.

A rare unbroken freehold on Lancaster Gate, this Grade II listed white stucco building comprises 23 self-contained studio and one-bedroom apartments arranged across the lower ground, ground and four upper floors. Positioned moments from Hyde Park, the property combines immediate income generation with considerable long-term repositioning potential in one of central London’s most established residential neighbourhoods. Extending to approximately 9,150 sq ft GIA, the building is fully occupied and currently producing approximately £505,000 per annum from a portfolio of residential tenancies. A passenger lift serves the upper floors, while several apartments benefit from private terraces and split-level arrangements that maximise ceiling height and natural light throughout the accommodation. The apartments themselves are notably varied in layout and scale, ranging from efficient pied-à-terre style studios to larger duplex residences with elevated sleeping areas and vaulted upper levels. Many of the upper-floor apartments have been carefully configured to enhance light and spatial flow, with spiral staircases rising above the principal living spaces. On the fourth floor, several apartments open directly onto generous terraces with rooftop views stretching across Bayswater and Lancaster Gate, while others retain a more traditional lateral arrangement with open-plan kitchen and reception spaces. The ground and lower-ground accommodation introduces a different feel to the building, with larger floorplates allowing for more substantial living and dining areas. The lower-ground one-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 738 sq ft and is arranged with a sizeable dining and reception room, separate kitchen and private patio, while several ground-floor apartments incorporate elevated sleeping areas that create a greater sense of openness within compact footprints. Across the building, the layouts have been designed to balance efficiency with liveability, contributing to consistently low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand. The communal areas retain the scale and grandeur associated with Lancaster Gate’s grand Victorian architecture, including an elegant central staircase, generous ceiling heights and well-proportioned entrance halls. Additional vault space, landlord storage and ancillary areas further support the building’s operational flexibility. There is significant scope to refurbish and reposition the apartments over time, increasing rental values or pursuing a more comprehensive redevelopment strategy, subject to the necessary consents. The surrounding area continues to benefit from considerable investment, with a number of luxury residential and hospitality schemes reshaping the wider Lancaster Gate and Queensway neighbourhood. Lancaster Gate remains one of west London’s most enduring addresses, positioned directly beside Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, with Lancaster Gate Underground station close by and Elizabeth line services at Paddington within walking distance. Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, Marylebone and Mayfair are all easily accessible, while the Elizabeth Line provides direct connections to Heathrow, Canary Wharf and the City.

This beautifully appointed second-floor apartment forms part of Buxmead, one of The Bishops Avenue’s most prestigious residential developments. Extending to 3,234 sq ft, the apartment has a generous lateral layout, with lift access, excellent natural light and views across the landscaped grounds. The plan is arranged around a spacious entrance hall, creating a clear separation between the living spaces and bedroom accommodation. The principal reception room is particularly impressive, extending to over 33 ft and offering ample space for both seating and entertaining. A separate open-plan kitchen and dining room sits nearby, designed with sleek cabinetry, stone surfaces and a large central island. There are three bedroom suites, each positioned to allow privacy for family and guests. The principal bedroom is especially generous, with a walk-in dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms each have their own ensuite shower room. Residents of Buxmead have access to an exceptional suite of private amenities, including a 25-metre swimming pool, spa, Technogym fitness suite, cinema room, business facilities, concierge and 24-hour security. Landscaped communal gardens incorporate a pavilion and BBQ area, while secure underground parking and lift access further support the building’s highly serviced approach to living. Positioned on The Bishops Avenue between Hampstead and Highgate, the development sits moments from Kenwood House and Hampstead Heath, with the villages of Hampstead and Highgate offering some of north London’s best restaurants, independent shops and schools, including Highgate School. Excellent transport connections provide straightforward access into Central London, Heathrow, London City Airport, the A1 and the North Circular.