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This substantial country house sits within 7.5 acres of gardens and woodland on the edge of Linchmere, where the landscape begins to fold into the Surrey Hills. Approached via a sweeping gravel drive, the house has the balanced proportions associated with older country homes, with white-rendered elevations, shuttered windows and a deep clay-tiled roof. Mature trees and expansive lawns create a strong sense of privacy, giving the setting an established and secluded feel. Inside, the house has been carefully reworked in recent years, with a layout designed around modern family life. The ground floor centres around a large open-plan kitchen and living space, where bespoke Tom Howley cabinetry, a substantial island and walk-in pantry sit alongside dining and seating areas oriented towards the garden. Wide-plank timber flooring runs throughout, while French doors open directly onto the terrace and pool beyond. Elsewhere on this floor, a series of additional reception spaces allows the house to adapt easily between quieter day-to-day living and larger gatherings. A fitted study overlooks the gardens, while a more relaxed snug with extensive joinery sits apart from the principal living spaces. There is also a large playroom, boot room and utility area positioned practically off the main circulation spaces. The first floor is arranged around five bedrooms, all with open outlooks across the surrounding grounds. The principal suite occupies one of the best positions in the house, with a vaulted ceiling, dressing room and French doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the gardens. A generous guest suite sits separately with its own en suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a large family bathroom. The second floor is currently configured as a cinema room, sneaker room and additional dressing and storage space, though it could easily be adapted depending on requirements. Outside, a broad stone terrace extends directly from the house towards a heated outdoor swimming pool and pool house, while further into the gardens there is a tournament grade tennis court and detached gym. There is also a large triple garage with ample storage above. Beyond the formal landscaping, lawns extend into mature woodland, giving the setting a distinctly rural atmosphere despite its accessibility. Linchmere sits between Haslemere and Liphook, with easy access to mainline rail services into London, as well as the surrounding countryside of Blackdown and Marley Common. Haslemere itself is around 10 minutes away and is known for its independent shops, well-regarded schools and direct trains to Waterloo.

Discreetly positioned on Queen’s Gate Mews, this newly rebuilt three-bedroom house pairs the charm of a traditional London mews with a remarkable level of craftsmanship, technology and finish. Arranged across approximately 2,400 sq ft, the house has been carefully conceived with heritage detailing throughout. Designed by Berdoulat, interiors draw on traditional Victorian and Georgian references, with rich colour, painted timber floors, ash dowel corner details and beautifully worked joinery lending the house a rare, bespoke quality. The ground floor is home to the principal living spaces, including a generous reception room with wide timber floorboards, a fireplace and large windows drawing in natural light. A separate kitchen is finished with painted cabinetry and a restrained, period-inspired palette, while the house is fully equipped with Lutron lighting and shades, Sonos, Heatmiser app-controlled heating and seamless WiFi roaming. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the upper floors, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal suite has a particularly theatrical feel, with deep-toned walls, painted floorboards and an adjoining bathroom with chequerboard flooring, a freestanding bath, twin basins and traditional brassware. Further bedrooms continue the same carefully considered decorative language, with soft colour, tailored window dressings and excellent proportions. On the lower ground floor, the house has been designed for modern living, with a cinema room, gym, utility room and a large garage. Air conditioning has been integrated throughout, while a biometric entry system further enhances security. The overall finish speaks to an exceptional attention to detail. Queen’s Gate Mews is superbly placed for the museums, restaurants and cultural institutions of South Kensington, with Gloucester Road, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park all within easy reach. The boutiques and restaurants of Kensington, Chelsea and Knightsbridge are close by, while the mews itself offers a quieter, more tucked-away setting in one of west London’s most established neighbourhoods.

Set within ten acres of landscaped gardens, paddocks and woodland, this Grade II listed country house combines centuries of history with modern-day comfort. Parts of the house date back to the 15th century, when it stood as a timber-framed hall house; later Victorian additions brought scale and grandeur, and more recently the home has been sensitively updated and enhanced including the addition of a light-filled orangery. The result is a home of rare character and charm, offering the best of heritage and contemporary living within easy reach of Haywards Heath and London. Inside, the house extends to more than 4,400 sq ft. At its heart is a bespoke kitchen, centred around a four-oven Aga with granite worktops and integrated appliances, which flows into the orangery via French doors. Elegant dining and drawing rooms showcase period detailing including a cosy inglenook fireplace, while a study with direct garden access and an adjoining shower room provides flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. Across the upper floors there are six bedrooms and four well equipped bathrooms , three of which are ensuite . The grounds are equally impressive. A heated outdoor pool with retractable cover allows for year-round use, while an all-weather tennis court and a boating pond enhance the sense of a private country retreat. A timber outbuilding accommodates two stables, a tack room and machinery store, with post-and-rail paddocks stretching beyond. Separate garaging and storage add to the property's practical appeal and take the overall square footage to an impressive 5750 sq ft The setting is idyllic yet well connected. The village of Wineham is less than a mile away, with Cowfold two and a half miles to the West offering local grocery and coffee shops, a restaurant and quaint Inn. Henfield and Horsham provide more comprehensive amenities, while Haywards Heath station (seven miles) offers direct trains to London in under an hour. Gatwick Airport is around a 20-minute drive for international travel.

For the first time in almost 50 years, this remarkable five-bedroom, six-bathroom home comes to market. Set across three expansive floors and extending over 7,000 sq ft, it is defined by a rare sense of scale and privacy in one of London’s most prestigious addresses. The raised ground floor is arranged around a vast reception room, where high ceilings, intricate cornicing, oak parquet and hand-carved wall panelling set an impressive tone. Floor-to-ceiling windows open directly to a beautifully landscaped east-facing garden overlooking Princes Gardens. The principal suite is also on this level, complete with a marble-clad en suite, oak-panelled dressing room, mezzanine study and its own private reception room. The lower floor is designed for entertaining, with a bespoke kitchen, dramatic dining room, a light-filled breakfast room and a series of versatile reception spaces. Four further bedrooms are arranged here, two with dressing rooms and ensuites, alongside additional study and office areas. A sweeping staircase curves down to the leisure level, home to a cinema room, wine cellar, private swimming pool and spa. The property is fully air-conditioned, attended by a resident caretaker and offered on a long leasehold. Princes Gate sits moments from Hyde Park, Imperial College and the museums of South Kensington, with the shopping streets of Knightsbridge and Chelsea close by. The restaurants and boutiques of Exhibition Road are just around the corner, while South Kensington and Knightsbridge Underground stations offer swift links across the capital.

On one of Chelsea’s most attractive garden squares, this five-bedroom townhouse unfolds across five floors, with elegant reception rooms, generous bedroom accommodation and a private rear garden. The raised ground floor is arranged for everyday living, with a dining room at the front and a well-appointed kitchen beyond. A bright study/conservatory sits to the rear, opening directly onto the garden, while a second kitchen provides useful additional preparation space. Above, the first floor is dedicated to entertaining. Two interconnecting reception rooms retain the proportions and detail associated with the period, with high ceilings, timber floors, fireplaces and tall sash windows drawing in natural light. The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, complete with extensive built-in storage and a large en suite bathroom. The lower ground floor provides two further bedrooms, one of which opens onto the garden, along with a bathroom and vault storage. Two additional bedrooms and a bathroom are arranged across the third floor, creating excellent flexibility for family life, guests or staff accommodation. To the rear, the private garden is a particularly appealing feature, framed by mature planting and accessed from both the lower ground and raised ground floors. There is also a charming study/conservatory with arched windows and a glazed roof, creating a quiet space overlooking the greenery. Alexander Square is well placed for the King’s Road, Sloane Square and the boutiques, restaurants and galleries of Chelsea. The Thames, Burton Court and the green spaces of Battersea Park are also within easy reach, while excellent transport links connect the address to the West End, the City and beyond

Wood Hall Estate extends across approximately 407 acres on the edge of Radlett, forming a rare private holding within the M25. Comprising a principal listed house, a wide collection of cottages and ancillary buildings, and extensive land with established infrastructure, it is an estate of a scale seldom found so close to central London. At its centre, the main house is balanced and well proportioned, thoughtfully designed to accommodate both day-to-day living and larger-scale entertaining. Reception rooms are generous in scale, with tall sash windows that draw in natural light and frame uninterrupted views across the surrounding land. Period detailing has been retained, including fireplaces and panelled elements, sitting within a more relaxed country-house setting. The principal house provides five bedrooms, with further accommodation arranged across a series of cottages and ancillary dwellings. These include a mix of two- and three-bedroom cottages alongside additional staff accommodation, offering a high degree of flexibility for multi-generational living, staff accommodation, or income-generating use. The kitchen and informal rooms are positioned to the rear with a closer relationship to the gardens, while an indoor swimming pool sits alongside the main house as a more private, self-contained element. Beyond the main house, the estate broadens considerably. A clock tower forms a focal point among a group of converted and newly created buildings, alongside an estate office that lends itself to residential, leisure or operational use, creating a setting that balances structure with openness. A number of farm buildings present further opportunities for alternative use or redevelopment, subject to the necessary consents, with clear potential for income generation across the wider estate. The land itself is a defining feature. Extending to approximately 407 acres, it offers a level of scale and privacy that is exceptionally rare within the M25. With an acreage exceeding Regent’s Park and a long-standing equestrian heritage, the estate offers exceptional scope for reinstatement. Since the equine side of the estate has been wound down, a number of former stable and barn buildings have been repurposed and are currently let, generating a significant income stream, which could be further enhanced by an incoming purchaser. Historically, the grounds also formed part of a traditional shooting estate, with potential for this to be revived. Holdings of this scale within the M25 are exceedingly rare, presenting a compelling opportunity. Despite its seclusion, the estate is well connected. Radlett station provides direct services to St Pancras International in around 25 minutes, placing both the City and the West End within easy reach. The property lies approximately 14 miles from central London, with the M25 and M1 nearby. London Luton Airport and Elstree Aerodrome are both accessible, alongside a number of private aviation facilities.

Set behind wrought iron gates in one of South Ascot’s most established addresses, Oakwood House is a substantial family home defined by its scale, symmetry and clarity of design. Built by Millgate, the house has been carefully arranged to balance formal reception space with more relaxed, day-to-day living. A wide, galleried entrance hall forms a strong central axis, around which the principal rooms are arranged. The drawing and dining room is triple aspect, with doors opening directly onto the rear terrace, while a separate study sits quietly to the front. Each space is well proportioned, with an emphasis on natural light and ease of movement between rooms. To the rear, the kitchen, dining and sitting room spans the width of the house. Designed as a series of connected spaces, it allows for both informal living and larger gatherings. The kitchen itself is fitted with a comprehensive range of cabinetry, a central island and integrated appliances, including a Wolf range cooker. Full-height glazing opens onto the terrace, establishing a direct relationship with the garden. The first floor is centred around the principal suite, which occupies a generous footprint overlooking the rear gardens. It comprises a bedroom with seating area and fireplace, two dressing rooms, and both a bathroom and separate shower room. Two further bedrooms on this level are ensuite and include walk-in wardrobes. On the second floor, three additional bedrooms are arranged alongside a family bathroom and a cinema room, with a roof lantern above the landing drawing light into the centre of the plan. The house is approached via a tree-lined gravel driveway leading to a forecourt and quadruple garage. Ancillary accommodation is well considered, with a self-contained annexe above the garage and a further annexe positioned beside the swimming pool. The gardens extend to approximately 0.78 acres and have been landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Terracing runs directly from the house, leading to a heated swimming pool, while lawn and structured planting provide privacy and definition. South Ascot remains one of the area’s most sought-after settings, within easy reach of Sunningdale, Ascot and Windsor. The surrounding area is known for its golf courses, access to Windsor Great Park and a well-established selection of schools, while road and rail connections offer straightforward access into London.

Behind a handsome Victorian façade on Roxwell Road, this meticulously refurbished semi-detached house unfolds across more than 2,180 sq ft of beautifully considered living space, where elegant period proportions meet a considered interior finish. Reworked by the current owners with an exacting eye for detail, the house has a restrained confidence throughout, balancing original features, modern upgrades and practicality in equal measure. Laid out in a traditional Victorian floor plan, a double reception room lies to one side, with a large bay window, high ceilings and a beautiful stone fireplace. Beyond, the layout opens into a particularly generous kitchen, dining and living space, noticeably wider than many neighbouring homes and designed very much around everyday living rather than purely formal entertaining. Bespoke cabinetry, stone worktops and a large central island sit beneath rooflights that draw natural light deep into the room, while full-width doors open directly onto the garden beyond. A secondary side entrance leads discreetly into a dedicated utility room, a thoughtful addition that makes day-to-day life considerably easier and keeps the main living spaces beautifully uncluttered. The first floor is arranged around an impressive principal suite overlooking the street, complete with extensive built-in wardrobes, a dressing area and a marble-clad bathroom. A further bedroom and family bathroom sit alongside it, while the upper floor provides two additional rooms, one currently configured as a home office with bespoke joinery and integrated desks. Outside, the south-facing garden has been designed as a true extension of the house, with paved entertaining terrace and a covered outdoor kitchen and barbecue area complete with extractor. A substantial retractable awning allows the space to be enjoyed well beyond the summer months, creating an unusually versatile setting for dining and entertaining outdoors. Roxwell Road sits in a quiet residential pocket of Shepherd’s Bush, moments from Wendell Park and within easy reach of Askew Road’s independent cafés, delis and restaurants. Ravenscourt Park, Chiswick and Holland Park are all nearby, while excellent transport links include Stamford Brook and Goldhawk Road stations, alongside easy access into the West End and out towards Heathrow.

Built in warm Cotswold stone with a beautifully tended walled garden, this elegant five-bedroom house was formally part of the seventeenth century Northwick Park Estate The approach is particularly special. Reached by a long drive that winds through some 35 acres of mature communal parkland, the estate has the feel of a hidden country enclave, with wide lawns, established trees and a sense of calm that begins well before the front door. The house overlooks a beautifully manicured garden square, surrounded by attractive period homes, with symmetrical elevations and a honeyed façade that speaks to the character of the setting. Inside, the rooms are generous and well balanced. The ground floor is arranged around a broad entrance hall that doubles beautifully as a study or reading area, giving the house an immediate sense of proportion. To one side sits the main reception room, with high ceilings, a fireplace and French doors opening directly onto the garden. It is a room made for both quieter evenings and larger gatherings, with lovely natural light and a connection to the outside space. Elsewhere, the kitchen and breakfast room is spacious and sociable, with bespoke cabinetry, ample room for dining and a layout that lends itself well to family life or entertaining. Upstairs, the accommodation is thoughtfully arranged across the first floor. There are two principal bedroom suites with their own bath or shower rooms, alongside three further bedrooms and additional family bathrooms, offering flexibility for family life, guests or those working from home. A utility room on this level adds practicality without intruding on the main living spaces. Below, a substantial vaulted cellar provides another layer of versatility. Currently used as a games room and wine store, it has a wonderfully atmospheric quality, with exposed stone and a sense of separation from the main house that would suit a range of uses. Outside, the private rear garden is enclosed by mellow stone walls and planted in a traditional style, creating a charming extension of the house in the warmer months. Beyond it lies the wider appeal of Northwick Park itself: landscaped communal grounds, a swimming pool and tennis courts, all reserved for residents. Northwick Park is one of those settings that feels both secluded and established, surrounded by glorious countryside yet within easy reach of the pretty market towns and villages that make this part of the north Cotswolds so sought after. It is close to Daylesford, Soho Farmhouse, Estelle Manor, Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold.

Set across just four principal floors, this low-built house offers an exceptional 4,036 sq ft of beautifully balanced accommodation, perfectly suited to modern family living. With its wide floorplates, landscaped garden and chic interiors, it is a rare find in one of Chelsea’s most desirable addresses. The ground floor is the heart of the home, with a front-facing kitchen and a dining/reception room that opens directly onto a spectacular 64-foot south-facing garden. Filled with mature planting and thoughtfully landscaped, the garden is a true extension of the living space, ideal for entertaining or relaxing in the sun. The lower ground floor has been cleverly designed to maximise scale and light, with a reception space that flows into a stylish bar and media room. A bedroom with ensuite, utility room and courtyard complete this level, while a spiral staircase leads to the gym and study at the end of the garden, a peaceful retreat with privacy and greenery. On the first floor, a versatile bedroom/office with dressing room sits alongside the principal suite, complete with a large ensuite bathroom. The second floor has three further bedrooms, sharing a family bathroom, while the loft provides generous storage. Throughout, elegant wooden floors, high ceilings and contemporary finishes create a calm, modern aesthetic. Though in excellent condition, the house also offers scope for personalisation, allowing a new owner to bring their own vision to the space. Chelsea Park Gardens sits north of the King’s Road and south of Fulham Road, in a prime Chelsea location. The area offers an abundance of boutique shops, restaurants and cafés, with Hyde Park to the north and Battersea Park to the south. Gloucester Road and South Kensington tube stations are both within 0.8 miles, offering swift connections across London.

Positioned on Bourton Hill, this is a substantial building plot extending to about 4.8 acres, with full planning consent for a replacement dwelling and detached garage. The site occupies an elevated setting, with uninterrupted views across open Cotswold countryside and a clear sense of space in every direction. The land is arranged as a generous, well-defined parcel, enclosed by mature hedging and established trees that provide natural screening while preserving the outlook. Access is already established, and the topography is broadly level with a gentle fall, lending itself well to the approved scheme. Sections of the plot have been lightly cultivated, with young planting and orchard-style rows beginning to structure the landscape, while leaving flexibility for further design or landscaping. Planning permission has been granted for the erection of a high-quality replacement dwelling, designed to respond to the character of the surrounding area while allowing for contemporary living (REF: 23/04022/FUL) The proposed house is positioned to take full advantage of the views, with principal rooms oriented towards the landscape and a clear relationship between the internal spaces and the garden. Consent also includes a detached garage and associated works. Previous permissions have explored alternative iterations of the scheme, offering a degree of flexibility for a purchaser, subject to the usual consents. The setting is distinctly rural, surrounded by farmland and open countryside, yet remains accessible and well connected. Bourton Hill lies within easy reach of Bourton-on-the-Water, one of the best-known villages in the north Cotswolds, with a broad mix of cafés, pubs, independent shops and day-to-day amenities. The wider area offers extensive walking routes across open countryside, while nearby towns including Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh provide further facilities and rail connections to London Paddington. Despite its proximity to well-known destinations, the immediate setting retains a quieter, more open character, defined by its elevation and long views.

Set within the prestigious St George’s Hill estate in Weybridge, this Octagon-built home sits on a plot of just over an acre. Extending to more than 7,600 sq ft, the house has been completely refurbished to create generous, light-filled interiors and an exceptional sense of flow, complemented by an indoor pool complex, triple garage and a south-facing terrace with views across the gardens. The interiors have been finished with an incredible attention to detail, with recent renovations including a full restoration of the swimming pool, the creation of a magnificent kitchen and breakfast room, and the refresh of every bathroom. Beyond the newly built pillared entrance, a double-height hallway sets the tone for the home’s sense of volume and light. The ground floor unfolds to a series of generous reception rooms, including a double-aspect drawing room opening to terraces on two sides, a formal dining room and a study. The kitchen, fitted with Siemens appliances and a large central island, adjoins a relaxed family room and separate utility space. Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms, each with its own en suite. The principal suite enjoys access to a private balcony, a bespoke dressing room and a contemporary bathroom with refined finishes and intelligent fittings. Additional accommodation includes a versatile media or games room, complete with provision for a bar installation, as well as a sauna, shower room and secondary kitchen within the pool complex. Outside, steps descend from the terrace to sweeping lawns edged with mature trees and a secluded wooded area beyond. A gated driveway provides ample parking and access to the triple garage. St George’s Hill is one of the UK’s most exclusive private estates, set within more than 900 acres of beautifully maintained parkland with 24-hour security. Residents enjoy access to a championship golf course and a private tennis and health club offering all-weather courts, an indoor swimming pool, gym and restaurant. Central London, Heathrow and Gatwick are all within easy reach, and the nearby towns of Weybridge and Cobham offer excellent shopping, dining and schooling.

Set on one of Chelsea’s prettiest cobbled mews, this beautifully refurbished five-bedroom house unfolds across approximately 3,906 sq ft, combining neat proportions with a quietly confident decorative eye. Reimagined in 2021 by the current owner, the house balances formal entertaining rooms with generous family spaces, all finished with a level of detail and individuality rarely found in turnkey London houses. The sense of volume is immediate. Extending to almost 24 feet in width, the principal reception room is a particularly striking space, richly dressed in Lord Jim Velvet by Vighi from Turnell & Gigon and centred around a Chesneys fireplace. It is a room that feels both polished and inviting, with excellent natural light and the proportions to accommodate entertaining as easily as everyday family life. Behind the formal reception room on the ground floor sits a separate study or library, a more intimate space, wrapped in Soane fabric and offering a wonderfully characterful spot for reading, working or quieter moments away from the main living spaces. On the other side of the entrance hall, the kitchen and dining room have been thoughtfully designed around modern life. A substantial central island, topped in Silestone by 202 Design, forms the natural focal point, while a skylight draws daylight down into the space and enhances the sense of openness. There is ample room for informal dining and gathering here, making it a particularly sociable part of the house. The lower ground floor is arranged around a large family and media room, offering a more relaxed counterpart to the formal reception spaces above. Generous in scale and finished with bespoke backlit joinery, it is perfectly suited to film nights, weekend sport, children’s play or informal hosting. This floor also includes a utility room, a wine cellar and a fifth bedroom suite, ideal for guests, staff or older children wanting greater independence. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the upper floors and has been planned with family life in mind. The principal suite occupies a substantial portion of the first floor and includes a dressing room and ensuite bathroom, creating a calm space away from the rest of the house. A further large bedroom suite sits alongside on this level, while two additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, each served by well-appointed bathrooms. Throughout, the bedrooms have a softer decorative language, including delicately patterned Sanderson wallpaper, which lends warmth and texture without feeling overworked. Outside, the rear terrace offers a lovely extension of the living space, private, green and well suited to outdoor dining. Cresswell Place is one of those addresses that feels pleasingly tucked away while remaining moments from everything. Set within the Boltons Conservation Area, it is surrounded by some of Chelsea’s most handsome residential streets, including The Boltons, Tregunter Road, Gilston Road and The Little Boltons. From here, the restaurants, shops and transport links of Chelsea, South Kensington and Knightsbridge are all within easy reach, making it an address that works as well for family life as it does for entertaining and day-to-day convenience.

Set on one of the most prestigious private estates in England, this is an imposing mansion with sweeping views across the manicured gardens and Surrey countryside beyond. The property is approached via wrought iron gates and a sweeping driveway, which creates an impressive sense of arrival. The exterior of the house is defined by symmetry and finely detailed façade inspired by the work of John Nash; a turret adds to the drama. The entrance is suitably grand: a vast oak front door opens into a panelled hall that leads to a dramatic double-height reception space, where oak flooring, ornate cornicing and columns set the tone for the interiors beyond. The principal reception rooms are designed for entertaining. The drawing room, with its large bay window and French doors to the terrace, is flooded with light, while the formal dining room opens directly to the landscaped gardens, a beautiful setting for dinner parties in any season. A walnut-panelled study, complete with concealed screens and bespoke joinery, occupies one of the turrets and is the perfect spot for work. The kitchen has marble-topped counters, bespoke oak cabinetry and a walk-in pantry. Beyond lies the glass-roofed orangery, a well-designed breakfast room overlooking the gardens. From here, a series of doors open onto the leisure wing, where an indoor swimming pool, spa tub and steam room sit alongside a gym and secondary kitchen. Upstairs, a circular galleried landing leads to the principal suite, which enjoys panoramic views of the south-facing grounds. The suite includes a dressing room, private gym and access to the roof terrace, complete with an outdoor shower and sauna housed in a turret. Five further bedroom suites are all especially generous.

Positioned on Compton Avenue, directly opposite the open grounds of Kenwood House, this substantial detached house extends to almost 7,000 sq ft and combines generous proportions with a rare level of privacy. Landscaped gardens, a swimming pool and a long carriage driveway further reinforce the scale of the setting. The house opens into a large reception hall arranged around a central staircase, with the principal rooms unfolding from either side in a balanced and practical layout. The main reception room is particularly impressive in scale, with tall windows drawing in natural light, while a separate drawing room and formal dining room provide additional entertaining space. To the rear, a wide family room and conservatory span much of the house, overlooking the garden and creating a more relaxed day-to-day living area. The kitchen and breakfast room sit alongside, with direct access onto the terrace and garden beyond. The first floor is arranged around a galleried landing and provides the principal bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and large en suite bathroom, alongside several further bedrooms, many with their own bathrooms. On the top floor, additional bedrooms are accompanied by a study, gym and sauna, offering flexibility for guests, work or leisure. The scale, footprint and proportions provide an excellent foundation for refurbishment or reconfiguration, particularly given the strength of the address and setting. Outside, the rear garden is unusually private and level for the area, bordered by mature planting and arranged around a series of terraces leading down to the swimming pool and pool house. To the front, the carriage driveway provides extensive off-street parking alongside access to a large garage. Compton Avenue is one of North London’s best-known residential addresses, appreciated for its gated privacy, 24-hour security presence and direct access to Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House. Highgate Village, Hampstead and the Northern Line are all within easy reach, placing both green space and central London close at hand.

Set along a quiet, well-kept stretch of Little Chester Street, this beautifully considered three-bedroom townhouse unfolds across four floors, offering approximately 1,505 sq ft of carefully orchestrated living space. The house has been comprehensively reworked, with a beautifully cohesive interior scheme. Materials are thoughtfully chosen and consistently applied, with bespoke joinery and soft tonal shifts lending a continuity from floor to floor. The ground floor is arranged around the kitchen and dining spaces, where cabinetry in warm timber is paired with pale stone surfaces and integrated appliances. The dining room sits just beyond, with a more architectural feel, framed by glazed partitions that allow light to travel through the plan. From here, doors open onto a private patio garden, providing a sheltered outdoor extension of the living space. Above, the first floor is given over to a pair of reception rooms. These are well-proportioned and balanced, with tall sash windows, fireplaces and a more traditional feel, offset by the soft colour palette. The rooms can be used independently or opened up for a more fluid arrangement, depending on occasion. A study lies at the back of this level. The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, set alongside a generous bathroom finished in stone with a bath and separate shower. A terrace is accessed from the landing at this level, offering a secluded spot with open sky above, set back from the street. Two further bedrooms are arranged across the lower ground and ground floors, supported by additional bathroom space and a utility room, ensuring the layout remains practical as well as composed. Throughout, the detailing is measured; Joinery is integrated, storage is carefully concealed, and the colours move between soft greens, chalky neutrals and warmer tones, creating a sense of cohesion throughout. Little Chester Street is exceptionally well placed for the best of Belgravia, Chelsea and Knightsbridge. Elizabeth Street is close by, with Peggy Porschen, Bayley & Sage, Poilâne, The Thomas Cubitt and The Orange, while Eccleston Yards brings together restaurants, fitness studios and wellness spaces. Motcomb Street and Halkin Arcade are also within easy reach, as are the restaurants around Belgravia Village. Sloane Square, King’s Road and Duke of York Square are a short walk away, with the Saatchi Gallery, Pavilion Road’s independent shops and the wider amenities of Chelsea all nearby. Knightsbridge, Harrods and Hyde Park are also easily accessible, while Sloane Square and Victoria stations provide excellent transport connections across London.

Set along the Bray reach of the River Thames, this handsome Edwardian house occupies one of a small run of distinguished riverside homes, where long lawns lead down to the water’s edge and private jetties line the bank. Built in 1908 and forming part of the Maidenhead Riverside conservation area, Little Fishery House combines period character with a rare sense of scale and setting. Extending to approximately 6,899 sq ft, the house is approached via a generous forecourt with access to a double garage and carport. The façade is typical of its era, with gabled rooflines, tall chimneys and a balanced symmetry that gives way to well-proportioned interiors arranged across three floors. The ground floor is centred around a broad reception hall, from which a series of principal rooms unfold. Several of the reception spaces have been carefully arranged to take full advantage of the setting, with large windows and doors oriented towards the gardens and the Thames beyond. As a result, the outlook is a constant presence throughout the main living areas, drawing light deep into the plan and creating a strong visual connection between the interiors and the riverside landscape. The kitchen and breakfast room overlook the water and lawn, while a formal dining room, study and further ancillary spaces provide flexibility for both entertaining and day-to-day family life. Upstairs, the accommodation is arranged with a similar sense of proportion. The principal bedroom suite enjoys an elevated outlook across the gardens to the Thames, and is accompanied by a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. A number of further bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors, offering up to ten in total, alongside several bathrooms and additional rooms that can be adapted for guests, staff or workspace. The gardens are a defining feature of the house. At the rear, a wide stretch of lawn leads directly to the river, where a private jetty allows immediate access to the Thames. The setting captures the character of this stretch of water, where boats pass slowly and the view shifts throughout the day. Mature trees and established planting frame the plot, creating privacy while preserving the openness of the riverside aspect. Little Fishery House is positioned on Chauntry Road, a particularly desirable address within Bray, known for its collection of substantial period houses and direct river frontage. The area offers a balance of country and connectivity, with Maidenhead station providing fast services into London via the Elizabeth Line, and convenient access to the M4 and Heathrow.

This immaculately finished townhouse unfolds over six floors and is crowned by a roof terrace. The home is the perfect blend of traditional grandeur, which includes high ceilings, intricate cornicing, hand-crafted fireplaces and large windows. These features are complimented by the modern comforts which include luxury spa-like bathrooms and sleek design. Every floor is accessible via lift. On the lower ground floor you will find an invisible kitchen designed by Fendi which features Gaggenau appliances. The home also has a second fully fitted staff kitchen which has a wine vault and a breakfast room with an entertainment area. The ground floor comprises an impressive dining room, perfect for those who love to entertain. A fully restored Portland Stone staircase leads to a half landing with guest W.C and then onto a full length stone landing that opens onto the drawing room which is flooded with natural light, thanks to the French doors that open onto two Juliette balconies. Finely crafted cornicing with gold accents, wooden floors and a large fireplace add to the sense of grandeur felt throughout the home. The principal suite unfolds over the second floor, ensuring ultimate privacy; it features ample built-in bespoke cabinetry and a spa-like ensuite bathroom. Two generously proportioned additional bedrooms, which have shared use of a family bathroom, are located on the third floor. The roof terrace has quintessentially London views of the Georgian architecture the area is famed for. Chesterfield Street is renowned for being a virtually entirely intact Georgian street in Mayfair. Located mere moments from some of London’s finest attractions including Hyde Park, Claridges and Buckingham Palace, as well as excellent restaurants, shops and London’s most prestigious private members clubs, this home is in an exceptional location.

Rising behind a handsome period façade at the western end of Sussex Gardens, this Grade II-listed freehold building extends to over 4,300 sq ft and presents a rare opportunity to acquire and reimagine a significant central London asset. Currently arranged across five floors, the property is configured as a 17-bedroom building with extensive ancillary accommodation, private outdoor space and off-street parking. The lower ground floor is arranged with a principal bedroom to the front, alongside a second bedroom, a bathroom, storage rooms and access to both a small rear courtyard and two vaults, offering useful additional storage. This level has a more private, self-contained feel, with direct access to outdoor space. On the ground floor, the building opens into a central hallway leading to a kitchen and dining room at the front. To the rear, a reception room provides the main communal living space, while a further bedroom sits between the two. A shower room is also positioned on this level. The upper floors are laid out in a consistent arrangement, with bedrooms radiating from a central staircase and multiple bathrooms and shower rooms serving each level. The first floor comprises four bedrooms, including two to the front that open onto a south-east-facing balcony, as well as a further bedroom to the rear and an additional room positioned above. The second and third floors continue this configuration, each offering a number of well-proportioned bedrooms supported by shared bathroom facilities, while the fourth floor provides three further bedrooms, including a larger room spanning the front of the building. In its current form, the property operates as a high-density residential building, with a clear emphasis on individual rooms supported by shared amenities. It now requires comprehensive refurbishment, presenting a compelling opportunity for investors or developers to reposition the building. A planning application has been submitted to reconfigure the accommodation into three substantial duplex apartments, offering scope to create a more conventional, design-led residential scheme in line with the surrounding market. Unusually for this central location, the property benefits from a private driveway providing off-street parking for two to three vehicles. The building is also south-east facing, allowing for good natural light throughout the front elevations, while the balcony and courtyard introduce valuable outdoor space. Sussex Gardens runs parallel to Hyde Park, placing green open space within a short walk, while the amenities of Connaught Village, Paddington and the West End are all within easy reach. Paddington Station provides excellent transport connections, including the Elizabeth Line, Heathrow Express and national rail services, making this a highly convenient base in one of London’s most connected neighbourhoods.

Directly overlooking the communal gardens of Cadogan Place, this seven-bedroom Grade II-listed townhouse is arranged across eight generous floors. Refurbished and interior designed to an exacting standard, the house combines classical proportion with a more contemporary finish, with far-reaching westerly views across the communal gardens and tennis courts. The house has a white stucco façade, complete with a Doric porch and triglyph frieze, while a continuous first-floor balcony runs across the front elevation, framing open views over the gardens beyond. Inside, the scale is immediately apparent. The principal reception rooms are spread across the ground and first floors, where high ceilings, intricate cornicing and tall sash windows draw in natural light throughout the day. The first-floor drawing room opens directly onto a terrace, creating a natural extension of the entertaining space. The kitchen and informal living spaces are arranged with both day-to-day life and hosting in mind, with a considered movement between rooms and a high level of specification throughout. Bedroom accommodation is primarily arranged across the upper levels. The principal suite is particularly generous, with built-in storage and a large ensuite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and served by a series of bathrooms finished in stone and marble. A bedroom on the lower-ground floor would make excellent staff accommodation. Additional leisure space has been incorporated in the basement, where a gym and steam room create a more private wellness setting within the home. A passenger lift runs through the house, serving all floors except the top. To the rear, a patio garden and terrace provide further outside space, complemented by access to beautifully maintained communal gardens and tennis courts. Positioned between Sloane Street and Pavilion Road, the house sits in one of Belgravia's most refined pockets. Pavilion Road’s independent shops lend a village feel, while Sloane Square anchors the area with its boutiques, restaurants and cafés.

Moments from the Fulham Road, on a secluded private street, this carefully renovated Chelsea townhouse offers layered living across five floors, with two terraces and a full leisure suite below. The ground floor opens into an elegant drawing room with high ceilings, wooden flooring and excellent natural light from an overhead skylight. French doors lead directly onto a private rear terrace, creating a strong sense of indoor-outdoor flow. Also on this level is a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, alongside a guest WC. The lower ground floor is arranged as a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining room, designed for both everyday life and entertaining. A central island provides informal seating, while the layout allows for a more formal dining area, creating a natural sense of flow across the space. The first floor is given entirely to the principal bedroom suite. It includes a generous ensuite bathroom with both bathtub and separate shower, as well as access to a private terrace. Two further bedrooms are positioned on the second floor, both well-sized and served by a family bathroom. The sub-basement level is dedicated to leisure and utility, with a fully equipped gym, a media room, a utility room and an additional bathroom, providing flexibility for a range of uses. The house has been recently refurbished throughout, combining classical detailing with contemporary finishes. Underfloor heating and air conditioning run across all floors. Donne Place is a quiet and discreet address in Chelsea, positioned just moments from the Fulham Road and within easy reach of the King’s Road. A wide selection of restaurants, cafés and boutiques are close by, while South Kensington station provides excellent connections across London.

Behind the stucco façade of a classic Notting Hill terrace, this beautifully reimagined five-storey house unfolds with a surprising sense of drama and personality. Period proportions remain intact, yet the interiors have been thoughtfully redesigned to create a home that feels both architectural and richly atmospheric. Spanning over 2,300 sq ft, the house combines generous entertaining spaces with four bedrooms, a study and a landscaped garden. The lower ground floor forms a striking reception room, a relaxed, cinematic space anchored by an ornate marble fireplace. A wall of bespoke joinery creates a library-like backdrop while seating areas stretch the full width of the house, making it perfect for both entertaining and quiet evenings. Doors at the rear open directly onto steps leading up to the garden, allowing natural light to filter through the space. Above, the ground floor is dedicated to a remarkable kitchen and dining room that feels designed for hosting. The bespoke kitchen is centred around a sculptural marble island, surrounded by warm timber cabinetry and brass lighting, with Devol tapware providing a subtle design detail. Generous glazing brings in light from both sides of the house, while doors open onto a balcony overlooking the garden below. The dining room, finished with Pierre Frey wallpaper, sits alongside and creates a characterful setting for entertaining. At the rear, a terrace leads down to the private garden, an inviting setting for outdoor dining in the warmer months. The first floor is entirely devoted to the principal bedroom suite. Generous in scale, the bedroom is filled with natural light from large sash windows, while the adjoining en suite bathroom is beautifully appointed. Two further double bedrooms occupy the second floor, providing comfortable accommodation for family or guests. Above, a fourth bedroom and additional bathroom sit beneath the roofline, creating a peaceful retreat that works equally well as a guest suite or private workspace. Outside, the landscaped rear garden is the perfect oasis, providing a leafy setting with space for eating alfresco and relaxing in the summertime. Chepstow Road sits at the heart of Notting Hill, one of west London’s most beloved neighbourhoods. Just moments away, Westbourne Grove and Ledbury Road offer an excellent mix of independent boutiques, cafés and some of the area’s most celebrated restaurants. Portobello Road’s famous market is a short walk away, while nearby Notting Hill Gate and Royal Oak stations provide excellent connections across London.

Set within an elegant red-brick building on Hans Place, this is a compelling opportunity to acquire three separate apartments within one of Knightsbridge’s most established garden squares. Laid out as part of Henry Holland’s late 18th-century Hans Town development, the square retains a sense of order and proportion that still defines the area today, centred around its private, oval garden. Arranged across the lower ground, first, second and third floors, the apartments offer both immediate flexibility and long-term potential, whether retained as three individual residences or considered as part of a more unified scheme, subject to the usual consents. Apartment 2, on the first and second floors is a well-balanced duplex. The reception room spans the width of the building and opens onto a balcony overlooking the garden square. The proportions here are particularly strong, with a wonderful sense of volume and light. The kitchen is separate while upstairs, two bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, including a principal bedroom with a green outlook. Apartment 3, an Upper Duplex arranged across the second and third floors, mirrors this sense of scale. A wide reception room opens onto a further balcony, again with southerly views across Pont Street, while the kitchen remains separate. The upper level is given over to three bedrooms, including a principal suite and two additional rooms that lend themselves equally well to guest accommodation, study or dressing space. The lower ground floor is configured as a generous one-bedroom apartment, where a wide dining and reception room forms the centre of the plan. The footprint allows for clearly defined seating and dining areas without compromising flow. A separate kitchen sits just off the main space, while the bedroom is positioned alongside a bathroom. Across the three apartments, the configuration lends itself to a number of approaches, from multi-generational living to staff accommodation or long-term investment. Residents benefit from access to the private Hans Place garden, a Grade II-listed space that has remained largely unchanged since its original layout. The oval lawn is enclosed by mature planting and iron railings, with London plane trees and established shrubs creating a sense of seclusion that feels removed from the surrounding streets. Hans Place sits just behind Harrods and is one of Knightsbridge’s best-known addresses while remaining removed from the intensity of Brompton Road. The boutiques of Sloane Street, the restaurants of Pavilion Road and Hyde Park are all within easy walking distance, making this a particularly well-positioned base in central London.

Tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac just moments from the picturesque Wimbledon Village and Common, this exceptional five-bedroom detached home presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a recently constructed family residence. This contemporary masterpiece has been crafted to exacting standards throughout, seamlessly blending architectural elegance with modern functionality. Upon entering, a striking double-height reception hall sets an impressive tone, featuring a bespoke sweeping staircase and an abundance of natural light, offering a warm and grand welcome. The principal living spaces flow harmoniously from the central hall, each one thoughtfully designed to balance everyday comfort with refined entertaining. To the rear, a spectacular open-plan kitchen and living area is the true heart of the home, complete with bespoke cabinetry, high-end appliances, granite worktops, and expansive bi-folding doors that dissolve the boundary between inside and out, opening onto the manicured garden and sunlit terrace. A formal dining room and an elegant drawing room, both with garden access, offer further entertaining space, while a generously sized study or family room to the front of the house enhances the flexible layout. The ground floor is further enriched by exceptional ceiling heights, exquisite oak flooring, a separate utility room, guest cloakroom, a sleek shower room, and a garage. Upstairs, the first floor hosts three luxurious bedroom suites, including the principal suite—an oasis of calm and comfort, featuring dual walk-in dressing rooms and a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower. Two additional double bedrooms, both with stylish en suites (one also with a dressing room), complete this floor. The second floor comprises two further well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which could be ideally utilised as a cinema room or games space, served by a large and contemporary family bathroom. The exterior is equally impressive: to the front, the residence benefits from secure, gated off-street parking for multiple vehicles, while the rear garden offers a private, landscaped sanctuary—perfect for alfresco dining or relaxed family gatherings beneath the open sky. The impeccable location offers a village ambiance with the convenience of the capital. The property is located within close reach of Wimbledon Village, home to independent boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, artisanal cafés, and the expansive natural beauty of Wimbledon Common. Wimbledon is widely recognised for educational excellence, offering a superb selection of prestigious independent schools including King’s College School, Wimbledon High School, Putney High, The Study Prep, and Wimbledon Common Prep, all within easy reach.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a notably wide semi-detached house on one of Notting Hill’s most established streets, set back behind a generous frontage and unfolding to a beautifully long rear garden. The proportions are immediately striking. Across the raised ground floor, a full-width double reception room makes the most of ceiling height and natural light, with an easy circulation between spaces. Large windows draw the eye through to the greenery beyond, giving the room a settled feel that works just as well for everyday living as it does for entertaining. Below, the lower ground floor forms the centre of the house. Here, a wide, open kitchen and dining room stretches across the footprint. There layout is open-plan with the kitchen, dining and relaxed living space all in the same room yet feeling distinct. Doors open from the dining space directly onto the garden. A separate utility room and two cloakrooms are also away on this level. Upstairs, the arrangement becomes more private. The first floor is given over to a principal suite that feels indulgent, with a freestanding bath positioned to take advantage of the outlook, a separate shower, and a well-proportioned dressing room. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the upper levels, including a large loft room that could just as easily serve as a guest suite, studio or playroom, supported by two additional bathrooms. To the rear, the garden extends to approximately 90 feet, unusually long for this part of Notting Hill, and has a lovely sense of seclusion. Off-street parking sits to the front, a genuine rarity in this setting and one that significantly enhances the practicality of the house. Kensington Park Road is one of Notting Hill’s most recognisable addresses, known for its width, trees and proximity to both Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. Notting Hill Gate is moments away, with access to the Central, Circle and District lines, while a strong selection of schools nearby includes Wetherby, Pembridge Hall (both a four-minute walk) and Notting Hill Prep. The surrounding streets have an easy, established feel, with good cafés, independent shops and long-standing local favourites all within walking distance.