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There is an immediate sense of clarity and attention to detail to this modern family house, its pale stone and designer brick façade and pared-back detailing setting the tone for the spaces within. Designed to draw in natural light across every level, the interior unfolds in generous volumes and calm, contemporary finishes that frame long views over the rooftops between the Commons. The house has been built with solar panels powering a 48kwn Sig Battery and a Heat Pump to support heating and hot water. The ground floor has a beautiful living space that feels both elegant and effortless for daily life. The kitchen sits at the rear of the house, a cleverly streamlined room with sculptural cabinetry and a long island that anchors the space. Here, every appliance and finish has been considered: Miele appliances including two ovens, a steam oven with microwave, a coffee machine, two warming drawers and a full-size dishwasher; a patinated brass sink; a Quooker Qube tap providing chilled, filtered sparkling and boiling water; a Fisher & Paykel double-door larder fridge with freezer; and a Bora induction hob with integrated extraction. Full-height glazing opens directly to a wide terrace and landscaped garden, ensuring an easy connection between indoors and out. The garden extends almost fifty feet and has been thoughtfully landscaped with broad paved terraces containing separate seating and dining areas, with layered planting and a sense of privacy that is rare this close to the Common. Off-street parking is available on the drive. This level also includes a dedicated boot room with additional Miele fridge-freezer, ideal for families with muddy shoes or dogs, as well as a powder room. The lower ground floor has been designed for family living and entertaining. A substantial media room runs the width of the house, finished with bespoke joinery and soft lighting, and fitted with a motorised curtain to create cinema-level darkness when needed. Teca built-in wine wall with colour-change LED lighting sits alongside a bar with integrated wine and drinks fridges, creating a natural hub for entertaining. This floor also includes a large bedroom with an ensuite, making it well suited to guests, older children or staff accommodation. Alternatively this could be used as a home gym or office. Sliding doors lead to a private patio that brings light down into the space. The first floor holds the principal suite, a wonderfully quiet room with a wall of glazing that looks across the garden, the skyline and a newly planted wildflower sedum green roof. The ensuite bathroom has been specified to an exceptional standard, including all brassware by Hansgrohe Axor with triple-option rainfall showers, a Japanese-style Geberit washlet WC and bespoke Corian basins. A second ensuite double bedroom sits across the landing, along with a well-planned utility room containing a Miele washer and dryer. All bedrooms throughout the house have fitted wardrobes and bespoke fitted headboards with integrated lighting, power and bedside tables, and two can be arranged as either double or twin depending on your needs. Two additional bedrooms, each ensuite, are arranged on the second floor, each with its own atmosphere. Their bathrooms repeat the same elevated specification, with Axor brassware, triple-option rainfall showers and bespoke Corian basins. The front room opens to a large private roof terrace with long views and evening light, while the rear bedroom enjoys a generous footprint and excellent storage. Set on one of the most coveted roads by Wandsworth Common, the house is moments from the expanses of the park and the independent shops and cafés on Northcote Road. Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Common stations offer links into central London, while the surrounding streets are known for their excellent schools and a sense of neighbourhood.

Behind its handsome white stucco façade, this beautifully refurbished Grade II listed townhouse pairs elegant period architecture with striking contemporary interiors. Spanning five floors, the five-bedroom home has been thoughtfully reimagined for modern family life, with exceptional entertaining spaces, generous proportions and a beautifully landscaped private garden. The raised ground floor is home to an impressive double reception room, where soaring ceilings, intricate cornicing and full-height sash windows have been carefully preserved. A balcony overlooks the garden, while glazed internal doors connect the space with the staircase hall, allowing light to travel throughout the floor. The lower ground floor is centred around a bespoke kitchen and dining room with a substantial marble island and extensive cabinetry. Two sets of French doors open directly onto the private garden, creating a clever connection between the interior and the landscaped outdoor space. A patio, multiple stores and a guest cloakroom complete this level. The first floor is dedicated to a generous principal suite, complete with an ensuite bathroom, dressing area and private balcony. Four further bedrooms are arranged across the second and third floors, served by two contemporary shower rooms and a separate utility room, offering flexible accommodation for family and guests. Throughout the house, period detailing sits comfortably alongside beautiful interior design, including oak flooring, bespoke joinery and air conditioning to all bedrooms; excellent built-in storage has been incorporated throughout. Hereford Road sits within the sought-after Westbourne Conservation Area, moments from the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Westbourne Grove and the vibrant heart of Notting Hill. Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are within easy walking distance, while excellent transport links are available from Notting Hill Gate Underground station. The area is also home to a number of highly regarded schools, including Pembridge Hall, Chepstow House and Wetherby School.

A stunning architect-designed and energy-efficient contemporary home with direct water frontage, commanding far-reaching views across Chichester Harbour towards Bosham Hoe and Itchenor beyond. It has been thoughtfully conceived to exist in harmony with its setting, with silvered cedar cladding, expansive glazing and a series of wide terraces creating a seamless connection between house, garden and water. Constructed in 2007 on the site of a former boatyard, Combes House is a cherished harbourside residence whose thoughtful design draws in natural light and makes the most of its gorgeous setting. Full-height windows and glazed doors frame breathtaking views, celebrating the natural beauty of this exceptional waterside location. Approached via a shared private drive from Smugglers Lane, the house sits within Piet Oudolf-inspired gardens where grasses, herbaceous planting and mature trees create a soft, naturalistic coastal setting. Conceived for elevated indoor-outdoor living, generously proportioned decked terraces across several levels seamlessly extend the living spaces outdoors, while silvered cedar cladding allows the building to fully embrace its surroundings. The ground floor unfolds as a generous open-plan space beneath a partially vaulted ceiling, where full-width tri-folding doors open onto decked seating areas with spectacular harbour views. The main living area, laid with limed oak flooring, is cleverly divided by a central raised fireplace into two distinct zones: one facing the water and the other offering a more intimate retreat for reading and relaxing. An Italian eat-in kitchen lies adjacent, designed while keeping entertaining in mind. Sleek and contemporary, it's finished in charcoal grey and features a full suite of integrated appliances, polished stone worksurfaces and a breakfast bar. Wonderful water views can be enjoyed from this room, with doors leading out to the upper deck — a natural extension of the living space — and down to the lower deck and gardens beyond. To the north, a broad inner hall leads to a generous study, providing a quiet retreat from the main living areas, equally suited as an additional sitting room. The hall also connects directly to an integral double garage, perfect for storing bikes, wetsuits, dinghies and surfboards. A walnut, glass and stainless steel staircase rises to the first floor, where all bedrooms benefit from vaulted ceilings and covered balconies that make the most of the extraordinary setting. The principal bedroom is served by a generous walk-in wardrobe and a beautifully appointed wet room with twin basins, a bath and a curved slate-clad shower. A glazed, galleried landing leads to three further bedrooms — two have en suite bathrooms, while the remaining one comes with a cloakroom that can be converted into a shower room. A dedicated laundry and plant room housing the heat recovery system completes the upper floor. Outside, to the south, a large deck steps down to a larger lower deck, both enjoying superb harbour views. The gardens follow a naturalistic coastal style, with a restrained palette of blues, purples, whites and greens, structured by grasses, herbaceous planting and fruit trees, creating a tranquil and private setting within the wooded creek landscape. To the north, a private driveway off Smugglers Lane provides ample parking, access to the double garage and a private slipway onto Furzefield Creek. Built using SIPs construction with argon-filled Bereco windows and doors, the house benefits from a whole-house heat recovery system and app-controlled, zone-managed heating, reflecting its credentials as a highly energy-efficient home.

Please note that all images shown are computer-generated imagery (CGIs). The Hoo is currently under construction and is anticipated to complete in Q1 2027. Designed by the distinguished architect Horace Field and first occupied in 1890, The Hoo is one of Hampstead's most remarkable private residences. This Grade II listed Arts and Crafts house is undergoing an ambitious transformation, creating an exceptional estate extending to approximately 11,711 sq ft. Positioned on Lyndhurst Gardens, The Hoo will bring together the original historic house with two beautifully designed contemporary residences. Thoughtfully linked internally, the three houses will function either as one substantial family estate or as separate yet connected homes, offering a degree of flexibility rarely found in London. The scheme has been designed to respect the character of the original building while introducing a contemporary architectural language. Period detailing, generous proportions and historic features are being carefully preserved, while glazed links, terraces and light-filled living spaces will strengthen the connection between the house and its gardens. The principal house will remain at the heart of the estate. A series of impressive reception rooms will provide exceptional spaces for entertaining, while the kitchen and dining room have been designed to balance scale with warmth and practicality. Throughout, original features will sit comfortably alongside contemporary finishes and integrated technology, creating spaces that feel both timeless and functional. Upon completion, the accommodation will comprise thirteen bedrooms, ten of which will be ensuite, arranged across the three interconnected houses. A cinema room, gym, extensive utility and storage areas will further enhance the estate, while lift access, integrated security systems and smart-home technology will be discreetly incorporated throughout. The south-facing gardens will play an integral role in the design, wrapping around the estate to provide privacy, greenery and a variety of spaces for outdoor dining and entertaining. Upper terraces will enjoy far-reaching views across London, while many of the principal rooms will open directly onto landscaped outdoor spaces. Designed by Bowker Sadler Partnership, with interiors by internationally acclaimed practice Yu Qiang & Partners, every aspect of the redevelopment has been approached with exceptional attention to detail. Upon completion, the estate will offer a rare combination of architectural significance, contemporary design and remarkable versatility. The Hoo is moments from Hampstead Village, Belsize Village and the open expanses of Hampstead Heath. Combining architectural pedigree, exceptional design and a highly sought-after setting, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of north London's most significant private residential estates.

Fully redeveloped by the current owner, this three-bedroom house unfolds across five floors and 1,448 sq ft, with a wonderfully bright first-floor reception room, a generous roof terrace above, and contemporary interiors throughout. The house opens on the ground floor, where a smart kitchen, dining and reception space has been arranged for everyday life and easy entertaining. Dark cabinetry and sleek worktops give the kitchen a clean, architectural feel, while the dining area sits neatly beneath the open staircase. At the front, glazed doors draw in natural light and open onto a small patio, creating a pleasing connection to the outside. One floor above, the main reception room stretches across the full width of the house. High ceilings and large sash windows bring a lovely sense of volume to the space, while a fireplace anchors the room and adds warmth to its pared-back palette. It is an elegant room with enough scale for both lounging and hosting. The principal bedroom occupies the second floor is an elegant space, with generous proportions, fitted storage and a large ensuite bathroom finished in a restrained, modern style. On the lower ground floor are two further bedrooms, one of which is positioned beside a lightwell and feels particularly bright for the level, as well as a second bathroom. At the top of the house, the roof terrace is a real highlight. Broad enough for dining, lounging and summer barbecues, it enjoys open rooftop views and gives the house an extra sense of escape above the city. Princedale Road sits in a particularly appealing part of W11, well placed for the restaurants, shops and everyday favourites of Holland Park and Westbourne Grove. Portobello Road is close by, and the green expanse of Holland Park is within easy reach, giving this stretch of west London its familiar mix of neighbourhood ease and cosmopolitan energy.

Set within a sought-after Kensington neighbourhood, this newly refurbished three-bedroom mews home extends to over 1,592 sq ft across three floors. Combining original architectural character with a contemporary finish, the residence offers a considered and versatile home with central A/C throughout. Drayson Mews is defined by warm neutral tones, curved detailing and abundant natural light. Cream walls, bespoke contemporary furnishings and light-toned timber flooring create a calm and cohesive interior, while carefully selected textures add warmth throughout the living spaces. The ground floor provides an integrated garage alongside a generous third bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and built-in storage. The first floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom accommodation, comprising a spacious principal suite with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, alongside a second double bedroom with its own walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. The second floor forms the principal living space, with an impressive 23-foot open-plan kitchen and reception room designed for both entertaining and everyday living. Floor-to-ceiling glazing connects the interiors with a substantial private terrace, providing an exceptional extension of the living space and a rare outdoor setting within a central London mews. Offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of Kensington, Drayson Mews is positioned directly behind St Mary Abbots Gardens, providing immediate access to this tranquil green space. Holland Street and Kensington High Street are within easy reach, alongside High Street Kensington Underground station, offering convenient connections across central London.

Perched discreetly on a quiet, cobblestoned street, this is a rare opportunity to own a contemporary mews house in one of Marylebone’s most coveted locations. It unfolds over 1,834 sq ft, featuring sun-soaked spaces and elegant finishes. Residents are treated to a quiet, village-like atmosphere while being firmly rooted in the heart of the capital. The entirety of the first floor is dedicated to the main reception, which is bright and airy thanks to vast windows, creating a splendid area for entertaining. On the ground floor, there’s an open-plan kitchen with an integrated dining area. Heading up to the second floor via the suspended staircase, one will find a well-proportioned principal bedroom with its own luxurious ensuite bathroom. It is flanked by a further bedroom suite. This house has been immaculately presented, with sophisticated finishings and classic hues featuring throughout and wooden floors running underfoot. There’s a secure garage spanning 22 feet, crowning a discreet wine cellar – this additional space can potentially be transformed into a basement floor subject to planning permits. Another exciting opportunity, subject to planning permission, is the potential for building a roof garden, which would be ideal for leisurely unwinding in the sun. This house is situated on Woodstock Mews, an exclusive residential street in Marylebone, steeped in history and rustic charm. Marylebone High Street and its fabulous boutiques, world-class restaurants, and charming cafes are mere minutes away.

Approached via a sweeping avenue of mature trees and set within approximately 6.6 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, Martlett House is a substantial Cotswold estate that brings together a handsome principal residence, guest cottage, extensive leisure facilities and an exceptional collection of ancillary buildings. Thoughtfully rebuilt and meticulously maintained, the property combines the enduring appeal of traditional Cotswold architecture with the practicality and comfort required for modern country living. The principal house extends to approximately 4,265 q ft and is arranged around a generous entrance hall that immediately establishes the scale and character of the home. Formal and informal reception spaces provide flexibility for both entertaining and everyday family life. The drawing room enjoys elegant proportions and a peaceful outlook over the gardens, while the sitting room offers a more relaxed setting with direct access outside. A separate study provides a dedicated workspace away from the main living areas. At the heart of the house is a striking kitchen and breakfast room with vaulted ceilings, bespoke cabinetry and a substantial central island. French doors on either side connect the room to the surrounding terraces and gardens, creating a seamless relationship between inside and out. A walk-in pantry and adjoining utility room ensure the practical demands of country living are equally well considered. The first floor accommodates five bedrooms, including a generous principal suite with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom. Four further bedrooms are served by a combination of ensuite and family bathrooms, providing ample accommodation for family and guests. Above, a substantial attic offers excellent storage and potential for further accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. Separate from the main house, a charming detached cottage extends to approximately 1,126 sq ft and provides independent guest accommodation. Comprising a reception room, kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms and a bathroom, it is ideally suited for visiting family, staff, multi-generational living or holiday letting potential. The estate's ancillary buildings are equally impressive. A substantial garage and carport block incorporates a self-contained apartment above, complete with kitchen and living space, while a dedicated gym and studio provide excellent facilities for fitness, creative pursuits or home working. A stable block and additional stores further enhance the versatility of the property. The grounds have been carefully designed to complement the architecture, with expansive lawns, mature trees, established planting and traditional stone boundaries creating a landscape that feels both structured and natural. To one side of the house, a heated outdoor swimming pool is framed by a charming pool pavilion and entertaining terrace, while a newly installed En Tout Cas tennis court occupies a discreet position within the grounds. Beyond, a paddock and stable complex complete a quintessentially Cotswold setting. Evenlode is one of the North Cotswolds' most desirable villages, positioned between the market towns of Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold. The surrounding countryside is among the most picturesque in England, characterised by rolling farmland, honey-coloured stone villages and an abundance of walking and riding routes. Excellent restaurants, country pubs and farm shops are found throughout the area, while nearby Daylesford, Kingham and Chipping Norton provide a wealth of amenities. Direct rail services from Moreton-in-Marsh reach London Paddington in approximately 90 minutes, making Martlett House equally suited as a full-time residence or a country retreat.

Behind a discreet frontage on one of St John’s Wood’s most desirable residential roads, this substantial detached house unfolds across approximately 3,802 sq ft, offering an unusual sense of privacy, generous lateral proportions and a beautifully landscaped south-facing garden. The house is entered via a spacious reception hall, which sets the tone for the accommodation beyond. At its heart is an impressive 34 ft reception room, where wide expanses of glazing frame views of the garden and flood the space with natural light. Sliding doors create a wonderful sense of connection between the interiors and the terrace, making the house particularly well suited to entertaining. Adjoining the principal reception room is a formal dining room, while a spectacular kitchen, family and breakfast room spans more than 30 ft and sits beneath a striking glazed roof lantern. This bright and sociable space overlooks the garden and provides ample room for both everyday family life and larger gatherings. A utility room, guest WC and gym complete the ground floor accommodation. The first floor is arranged around a generous landing and includes a principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and ensuite bathroom. Two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a library provide flexible accommodation, while a study opens directly onto a private terrace overlooking the garden. On the second floor are two additional bedrooms, both served by ensuite bathrooms. One benefits from a balcony, while useful eaves storage is incorporated into the design. Outside, the south-facing garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with expansive stone terraces, mature planting and a variety of seating areas. Enclosed by established trees and greenery, it offers an exceptional degree of seclusion rarely found so close to central London. A double garage and gated off-street parking further enhance the practicality of the house. Elm Tree Road sits moments from the cafés, restaurants and independent boutiques of St John’s Wood High Street. Regent’s Park, Lord’s Cricket Ground and the Underground station are all within easy reach, placing some of north west London’s most sought-after amenities close at hand while retaining a distinctly residential atmosphere.

Standing on one of Wimbledon Village’s most admired roads, this substantial period house unfolds across four generous storeys, combining classic proportions with a relaxed, modern layout designed for family life. Behind its characterful façade lies more than 2,300 sq ft of accommodation, where high ceilings, original details and easy, practical flow create a home that feels both established and effortlessly liveable. The heart of the house sits at lower ground level, where a wide kitchen and breakfast room stretches the full depth of the plan. Arranged around a large central island, the space is bright and sociable, with integrated appliances and ample room for informal dining. Double doors open directly to the rear garden, encouraging a rhythm between inside and out, while a guest cloakroom and utility room add everyday convenience. Above, the ground floor reception rooms offer a more formal counterpart. A beautifully proportioned double reception room runs from front to back, with tall windows, warm timber floors and an easy sense of balance that suits both entertaining and quieter evenings. A separate study provides a quiet place to work from home or a snug retreat away from the main living areas. The first floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom, a notably generous suite with a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom complete with freestanding bath and separate shower. A further bedroom on this level is served by its own bathroom, while the top floor provides three additional bedrooms and a shower room, offering flexibility for children, guests or a second study. Outside, the house is equally well considered. To the front, off-street parking accommodates three cars in addition to a tandem garage, a rare asset so close to the village. At the rear, a deep 76-foot garden is largely laid to lawn with a paved terrace for summer lunches, bordered by mature planting that lends privacy and a sense of seclusion. Ridgway sits at the meeting point between Wimbledon Village and the Common, a setting that feels distinctly leafy while remaining remarkably well connected. Independent cafés and boutiques are a short stroll away, as are the open expanses of Wimbledon Common for weekend walks and tennis courts. Excellent schools, both state and private, are within easy reach, and Wimbledon station provides quick services into central London, making this a house that balances village character with the demands of modern city life.

Occupying a prime position on the first floor of an elegant Grade II-listed red-brick building, this exceptional two-bedroom apartment combines the scale and grandeur of a classic Cadogan Square residence with modern design. Extending to over 1,600 sq ft, the apartment enjoys direct lift access, beautifully proportioned rooms and access to one of Knightsbridge’s most coveted private garden squares. The heart of the home is an impressive bay-fronted reception and dining room, where soaring ceilings, intricate period detailing and dark timber flooring create a striking sense of volume and refinement. Three full-height French doors open onto a private balcony overlooking Cadogan Square’s immaculate communal gardens, drawing natural light throughout the space and providing a rare connection to the greenery beyond. Generous enough for both formal entertaining and everyday living, the room retains an unmistakably classical feel while accommodating a more contemporary style of living with ease. Positioned adjacent, the separate kitchen is discreetly arranged and fully integrated, with clean-lined cabinetry and integrated appliances complementing the apartment’s more traditional architectural detailing. The principal bedroom suite is to the rear of the apartment and opens onto its own private balcony. Extensive fitted wardrobes provide excellent storage, while the ensuite bathroom is finished in marble and features both a walk-in shower and separate bathtub. A second double bedroom, also with fitted storage and an ensuite bathroom, enjoys a bright south-facing aspect. A guest cloakroom sits off the entrance hall. Residents of Cadogan Square benefit from access to the private communal gardens and tennis court, among the most sought-after garden square amenities in prime central London. Perfectly positioned between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, the apartment is moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Sloane Street, Pavilion Road and King’s Road, while Hyde Park lies a short walk away. Knightsbridge and Sloane Square stations provide excellent connections across the capital.

Set behind a generous forecourt towards the end of Lindisfarne Road, this striking detached house offers exceptional lateral living accommodation, with a broad south facing rear garden, garage and a strong sense of privacy throughout. Boldly modern in profile, it has been designed for family life on a generous scale, with expansive entertaining spaces, flexible accommodation and a calm, well-finished palette that allows the volume of each room to speak for itself. The heart of the house is the vast open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room at the rear, where full-width glazing and sliding doors draw light deep into the room and opens directly onto the terrace and garden beyond. It is an impressive room in both scale and function, arranged around a large central island and designed to accommodate cooking, dining and everyday living in one seamless space. The connection to the outside is particularly strong here, with the garden forming an ever-present backdrop. Elsewhere on the ground floor, a separate bay-fronted reception room provides a more formal setting, while a further family room offers useful flexibility as a media room, playroom or additional sitting room. A utility room, guest cloakroom and integrated garage complete the floor, and the deep front driveway provides ample off-street parking. The principal bedroom suite occupies a commanding position on the first floor and includes a dressing room and a large ensuite bathroom with both bath and shower. Two further bedrooms are arranged on this level, one notably generous in scale, served by additional bathrooms and well-planned storage. Approaching the top floor, Velux windows provide an abundance of light to the landing area, and the accommodation continues with three further double bedrooms along with a large family bathroom and shower. Eaves storage has been thoughtfully incorporated, adding to the practicality of the house without compromising its clean lines. Throughout, the interiors are understated and contemporary, with large-format windows, excellent proportions and a layout that has been carefully considered for modern family life. The garden is a particular asset: broad, level and well screened, with a large terrace immediately off the main living space for outdoor dining and entertaining, and an open green outlook that brings an unexpected sense of space. Lindisfarne Road is well placed for many local amenities, with Raynes Park and Wimbledon both within easy reach, along with a number of well-regarded schools, green open spaces, David Lloyd Leisure Club and transport connections into central London. It is a location that works especially well for family life: residential and established, yet still closely connected to the energy of south west London.

Set behind electric gates on one of St John’s Wood’s most desirable streets, this beautifully reimagined family home unfolds across four light-filled floors, offering 4,565 sq ft of exceptional living space and a landscaped south-facing garden. The property has been comprehensively refurbished and extended by the current owners, with a striking sense of volume and flow throughout. The ground floor is arranged as a series of elegant, interconnecting spaces, a large kitchen and family room leading through to an open-plan dining and reception area, all finished in a soft, tonal palette that enhances the natural light. Bi-fold doors at the rear open seamlessly onto the garden, creating the ideal layout for entertaining. A sculptural white staircase, gently curved and quietly dramatic, connects all floors, anchoring the home. The first floor is devoted entirely to the principal suite, comprising a generous bedroom, walk-in dressing room, bathroom, shower room and a private sitting room. This floor could easily be reconfigured into two separate bedroom suites, if desired. The top floor houses three further bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the newly created lower ground level offers excellent additional space including a gym, guest or staff bedroom with ensuite, a utility room, and a guest cloakroom. Throughout the home, interiors are crisp and contemporary, with mirrored finishes in the bathrooms, sculptural detailing and excellent ceiling heights. Bay windows grace the curved rear of the house, allowing for wonderful light and lovely architectural charm. Outside, the private garden is beautifully planted and oriented to the south, offering a peaceful, sun-filled space perfect for alfresco dining. The gated driveway provides off-street parking for multiple cars. Clifton Hill is ideally located for the boutiques and cafés of St John’s Wood High Street, as well as the excellent transport links nearby. The house is also within walking distance of several renowned schools, including the American School in London and Arnold House, making it perfectly suited to families.

Positioned on one of Belgravia’s most coveted streets, this handsome Grade II-listed townhouse unfolds over five beautifully arranged floors, offering just under 2,900 sq ft of elegant living space, complemented by outdoor terraces, balconies and a secluded garden. The house is entered at ground level into a grand double reception room, where generous proportions and excellent ceiling height create an immediate sense of calm and balance. Tall sash windows draw in natural light, while original detailing and a fireplace anchor the room with period character. This is a space that works effortlessly for both formal entertaining and day-to-day living, with a natural flow through the house that feels rare in a property of this age. To the rear of the ground floor sits a separate eat-in kitchen. Double doors open directly onto a balcony and down to the garden. The kitchen is generously proportioned, with ample space for a dining table, making it a natural hub of the house. The first floor features an original drawing room arranged in a rarely available and distinctive broken-plan layout. The reception room flows seamlessly into an orangery-style conservatory, bathed in natural light and opening onto a balcony with views over the garden. The bedroom accommodation is thoughtfully distributed across the upper and lower floors, allowing each suite a sense of privacy. The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, where its generous footprint, high ceilings and neat proportions are complemented by a well-appointed bathroom. The top floor provides two additional bedrooms, one of which is ideal as a child’s room, guest bedroom or study, alongside a further bathroom. This level completes the accommodation in a way that feels practical rather than over-crowded, with each floor clearly defined. Two further bedrooms are arranged on the lower ground floor, both well sized and naturally lit, with direct access to the garden and a patio area. Gerald Road is widely regarded as one of Belgravia’s most desirable residential addresses. Tucked away yet exceptionally well connected, it sits moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Elizabeth Street, the green spaces of Belgrave Square and Sloane Square. Access to Belgrave Square gardens is available by separate arrangement, further enhancing the appeal of this discreet and enduring address.

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.

Set within Henry Moore Court, a discreet contemporary development moments from King’s Road, this four-bedroom house unfolds across 4,561 sq ft, with generous living spaces, a private garden, four parking spaces and a concierge. The ground floor is arranged around a striking entrance hall, where a sweeping staircase and bespoke joinery set a polished tone. To one side, a large kitchen and breakfast room opens directly onto the garden, creating an easy connection between inside and out. Sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances and a substantial island make it well suited to both everyday life and entertaining. A separate dining room sits alongside, offering a more formal space for hosting. The first floor is largely given over to an impressive reception room, with broad windows, timber flooring and doors opening to a terrace. The proportions are excellent, allowing for distinct seating and entertaining areas while retaining a calm, open feel. There are four bedrooms arranged across the upper floors. The principal bedroom suite occupies a generous position on the second floor, with a dressing room and en suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are also found on this level, one with its own shower room, while an additional bedroom sits on the first floor beside a family bathroom. The lower-ground floor adds a valuable layer of flexibility, with a cinema and games room, study, utility room, wine room, plant room and access through to the parking area. The house also benefits from air conditioning, built-in wardrobes, wooden floors, home cinema facilities and staff accommodation. Henry Moore Court is well placed for Chelsea’s shops, restaurants and galleries, with King’s Road, Sloane Square and South Kensington all within easy reach. The museums, boutiques and garden squares of SW3 are close by, while the address offers the rare advantage of contemporary lateral space, private outside areas and secure parking in one of west London’s most established neighbourhoods.

Set behind gates in the heart of Burwood Park, Pondfield House is an impressive detached residence extending to over 9,000 sq. ft., with beautifully proportioned lateral living spaces, six bedrooms and a south-facing garden occupying approximately 0.6 acres. Designed and built by Ilife Developments, the house combines classical architecture with an expansive contemporary layout tailored to modern family life. Red-brick elevations, tall sash windows and a columned entrance give the house a sense of formality on arrival, while inside, the interiors unfold with remarkable scale and fluidity. The entrance hall is particularly striking, centred around a sweeping curved staircase beneath double-height ceilings. From here, the principal reception spaces flow naturally across the ground floor. At the centre of the plan sits a vast kitchen, dining and family room, where bespoke cabinetry, stone surfaces and a substantial island are arranged around garden views and direct access onto a covered loggia designed for outdoor entertaining. Full-width glazing draws light deep into the space throughout the day. Adjoining reception rooms create flexibility for both formal and informal living, including a generous drawing room, a separate dining room, a cinema room and a TV room connected directly to the kitchen. A utility and boot room sit discreetly to one side, alongside access to the integrated garages. One of the house’s most practical features is the self-contained annexe accommodation, accessed via a secondary staircase and private entrance, making it equally suited to guests, staff, older children or multi-generational living. The first floor is arranged around a galleried landing and comprises four bedroom suites. The principal suite spans an impressive footprint, complete with a private balcony overlooking the garden, a dressing room and a large marble bathroom. A second suite extends from front to back with its own dressing room and ensuite, while two further bedrooms provide excellent family accommodation. The second floor functions almost as an apartment in itself, with additional bedrooms, a bathroom, dressing room and kitchenette facilities, offering exceptional versatility. Outside, the rear garden has a wonderfully private feel, bordered by mature planting and backing onto greenway land. Broad terraces provide ample space for entertaining, while the lawn stretches away from the house, reinforcing the sense of scale and seclusion. To the front, a sweeping block-paved driveway provides extensive parking in addition to the twin garages. Burwood Park remains one of Surrey’s most established private estates, known for its gated roads, mature woodland and peaceful setting, while still offering straightforward access into London. Walton-on-Thames station is within easy reach, providing direct services to London Waterloo, while nearby Weybridge and Cobham offer an excellent selection of restaurants, boutiques and private members’ clubs. The area is also exceptionally well placed for many of Surrey’s leading schools, including ACS Cobham, Reeds, Danes Hill and St George’s College.

On one of the Peterborough Estate's most sought-after streets, this handsome five-bedroom Victorian house has been comprehensively renovated to create a home that balances period character with thoughtful contemporary design. Extending to over 2,500 sq ft, the house unfolds across four floors and benefits from one of the largest gardens on the estate, offering a rare sense of space in the heart of Fulham. The house opens into an elegant double reception room, where high ceilings, original cornicing and a marble Chesneys fireplace provide a refined backdrop for both entertaining and everyday family life. Large sash windows draw natural light into the room throughout the day, while a calm palette and carefully considered finishes enhance the sense of proportion and warmth. To the rear, the kitchen and dining room form the heart of the home. Bespoke Shaker-style cabinetry is paired with generous preparation space and integrated appliances, while a substantial central island provides an informal gathering point. A charming built-in dog bed has been incorporated into the design, reflecting the practical details that make the house particularly well suited to family living. Full-width glazing and French doors create a strong connection to the garden beyond, flooding the room with light and extending the living space outdoors during the warmer months. The garden is a particular highlight. Unusually large for the Peterborough Estate, it provides a wonderfully private setting framed by mature planting, with ample space for outdoor dining, entertaining and children's play. The lower ground floor offers excellent versatility. Currently arranged as a media room and snug, the space could equally serve as a guest suite, playroom, home office or sixth bedroom, complemented by a shower room, utility area and additional storage. Five well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors. The principal suite occupies much of the first floor and enjoys extensive built-in storage alongside a generous en suite bathroom finished in natural stone. Four further double bedrooms are served by two family bathrooms, providing flexible accommodation for growing families and visiting guests alike. Stokenchurch Street occupies a prime position within Fulham's highly regarded Peterborough Estate, moments from the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of the New King's Road. Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway are both within easy reach, while a number of London's most respected schools are nearby. The area remains one of south-west London's most enduringly popular family neighbourhoods, combining a strong sense of community with excellent connectivity to central London.

Located in a prime Kensington street, this four-storey freehold house has very good natural light, retains many of its original features, and has a fabulous 45ft garden. The entrance leads to a classical Victorian reception room, where wooden flooring is complemented by a gas fireplace, giving the space both structure and warmth. The proportions allow for distinct seating and dining areas without losing a sense of openness, while tall windows pull in light throughout the day. A study is to the back of this level on the half landing. At garden level the kitchen has been opened up to the rear of the house creating a double-height ceiling, where overhead glazing amplifies the sense of volume and draws the eye upward. Parquet flooring adds texture, and the room opens directly onto the garden, creating a natural flow between inside and out. At the front of this level, a second reception space is a more relaxed setting, complete with its own gas fire, a guest cloakroom and a useful separate entrance to this level. Across the upper floors are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom occupies a particularly generous footprint, with built-in storage and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. There is also a family bathroom off the landing. Two further bedrooms are arranged across the upper levels, served by a shower room. The house enjoys an east-to-west orientation, allowing light to move through the interiors over the course of the day, enhancing the sense of depth across each floor. The overall finish is considered and cohesive, resulting in a home that feels immediately comfortable and easy to inhabit. Outside, the 45ft garden is both grand and low maintenance, with a mix of paved and planted areas, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Its scale complements the internal layout, extending the living space in the warmer months. Gordon Place sits within easy reach of Kensington High Street, where a broad mix of restaurants, cafés and shops are set alongside well-established names. The open green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are both within walking distance. Transport connections are straightforward, with High Street Kensington Underground station nearby.

Crowning Caroline House on Bayswater Road, this extraordinary penthouse occupies an exceptional position above Hyde Park. Spanning approximately 6,252 sq ft including the garage, it is a home defined by light, privacy and one of the most arresting outlooks in London, with a sweeping 182 ft frontage framing views across Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park and the city skyline beyond. Completed in 2011, the apartment occupies the seventh floor and has been carefully designed so that its principal rooms open directly onto an expansive series of roof terraces. Underfloor heating, comfort cooling and a home automation system control lighting, blinds, curtains, AV and temperature throughout, creating a home that is as intelligent as it is impressive. Direct lift access opens into an entrance hall that introduces the apartment’s generous proportions. At its centre is a magnificent reception and dining room extending to over 35 ft, a beautifully expansive space for entertaining with the park laid out beyond the glass. From here, the view runs directly down the central axis of Hyde Park, following the tree-lined walkway that leads across the park towards South Kensington. Adjoining this is a separate media room, offering a more intimate setting while still enjoying the same remarkable outlook and access to the terrace. The kitchen and breakfast room sits separately; fully fitted and bespoke, it is centred around a generous breakfast area and opens through sliding doors onto the terrace, making it particularly well suited to outdoor dining and long summer lunches. Appliances include Samsung and Siemens refrigeration, an Ilve oven and hob, and a Liebherr Vinidor wine fridge. The principal suite occupies its own private wing of the apartment and feels quietly removed from the entertaining spaces. Here, a large bedroom opens onto the terrace, accompanied by a bath and shower room, a substantial dressing room and a separate study. The remaining bedroom accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged with further guest suites and an additional double bedroom, providing excellent flexibility for family and guests. Outside, the terraces are exceptional in scale and arrangement. Multiple outdoor spaces wrap around the apartment, including expansive terraces to the rear which are among the largest on the northern side of Hyde Park. With long views across treetops, rooftops and open sky, they offer extraordinary vantage points over the park and create a series of outdoor rooms for entertaining and relaxation. Residents of Caroline House benefit from landscaped grounds set back from Bayswater Road, a uniformed 24-hour porter service and secure access via fob-controlled gates. This penthouse also includes parking to the rear and a double garage. The address places you directly opposite Hyde Park, with Queensway, Notting Hill and Paddington all within easy reach. There is a growing energy to the neighbourhood, too, with significant regeneration continuing to reshape the area around Bayswater and Queensway. A separate two-bedroom staff apartment on the floor below, extending to approximately 1,057 sq ft, is available if required by the purchaser with a guide price of £1,500,000.

Behind a traditional Victorian façade on Doneraile Street, this exceptional six-bedroom house has been comprehensively rebuilt and reimagined to an exacting standard, extending to approximately 5,400 sq ft (including outdoor pool area) across four floors. Conceived with a rare level of detail and technical sophistication, the house combines expansive lateral proportions with bespoke joinery, exceptional natural light and a wonderful connection between entertaining, family and wellness spaces. The ground floor is arranged around an extraordinary open-plan kitchen, dining and living space extending to almost 1,000 sq ft. Positioned beneath dramatic skylights and centred around a sculptural staircase descending to the lower ground floor, the kitchen has been designed by Plain English and finished with extensive bespoke joinery and integrated appliances. Full-width glazing opens directly onto a beautifully landscaped garden, creating a strong sense of continuity between inside and out. A separate reception room to the front of the house provides a more formal setting, while considered detailing including wide wooden flooring, bespoke cabinetry and refined lighting runs throughout. The lower ground floor has been excavated and designed as a fully integrated leisure and guest level. A large reception and gym space opens onto a private courtyard centred around a plunge pool and jacuzzi-style spa pool, with a sauna positioned alongside. This level also incorporates a guest bedroom suite with a small terrace, study, secondary kitchen and additional dining area, making it particularly well suited to longer-term guests, staff accommodation or independent family living. A staircase rises directly from the courtyard to the main garden above, carefully linking all principal entertaining spaces. On the first floor the principal bedroom suite sits next to an additional ensuite bedroom. The principal suite is especially impressive, with extensive bespoke joinery, a beautifully finished bathroom and generous proportions enhanced by high ceilings and exceptional natural light. A further three bedrooms occupy the second floor, one ensuite and two with use of a large family bathroom, while the unusual rear second-floor volume gives this level a remarkable sense of scale rarely found in Fulham houses of this period. Above, a roof terrace enjoys far-reaching rooftop views across west London. Throughout the house, every practical detail has been considered. There is underfloor heating and cooling throughout, air conditioning across the principal floors, a whole-house air purification system with heat recovery, and an air source heat pump by Ochsner which adds to the house’s environmental credentials. Bespoke joinery features extensively across the interiors, while a secure bike lift and underground bike store have been integrated into the front of the house. Doneraile Street is one of Fulham’s most sought-after residential addresses, positioned moments from the green open spaces of South Park and within easy reach of Parsons Green, Fulham Broadway and the King’s Road. The surrounding area is known for its excellent local restaurants, independent cafés and family-friendly atmosphere, while a number of highly regarded schools are nearby. Excellent transport links connect the area with Chelsea, the West End and the City.

Approached across a stone bridge that spans its medieval moat, Old Surrey Hall is one of Surrey’s most extraordinary country houses. Originally dating from the 15th century and comprehensively restored and enlarged by renowned architects George Crowley and Joseph Emberton in 1937, this Grade I-listed estate extends to more than 18,000 sq ft, combining centuries of architectural history with the comforts of modern family living. At the heart of the house lies the spectacular Great Hall, a soaring triple-height space framed by magnificent timber arches and oak panelling. Rich in character and scale, it serves as the centrepiece of a home that balances grand entertaining rooms with intimate family spaces. Throughout the house, original architectural details sit alongside carefully considered interventions commissioned by the current owner, who reunited the previously divided property and engaged architect Anthony Hackett and interior designer Kelly Hoppen to restore it as a single residence. Arranged around a central courtyard, the accommodation includes a series of elegant reception rooms, a formal dining room, a substantial family kitchen, ancillary service areas and a striking stone-floored ballroom currently used as an art studio. The principal bedroom suite enjoys far-reaching views across the gardens and croquet lawn and features a dressing room and generous bathroom. In total, the house offers 14 bedrooms and numerous bathrooms arranged across two wings, making it exceptionally well suited to large families, multigenerational living or entertaining on a significant scale. Beyond the main house, a separate three-bedroom residence provides flexible guest or staff accommodation. Formerly squash courts, it has been transformed into a charming standalone home with vaulted ceilings and a basement games room. Additional barns and outbuildings contribute a further 2,100 sq ft of ancillary space, including two remarkable Normandy barns that were dismantled in France and painstakingly rebuilt on the estate. The grounds are as impressive as the house itself. Extending to approximately 34 acres, they encompass formal gardens, a croquet lawn, an orchard, kitchen gardens, a lake, a heated swimming pool with pool house, a tennis court and extensive parkland. Mature trees frame long views across the surrounding countryside, while the moat and white garden lend a rare sense of romance and seclusion. Occupying an exceptional position on the Surrey and Sussex border, Old Surrey Hall is surrounded by some of the South East's most beautiful countryside. The estate lies within easy reach of the High Weald National Landscape and Ashdown Forest, with miles of walking, riding and cycling routes weaving through ancient woodland and rolling farmland. Nearby East Grinstead provides a comprehensive range of amenities, while Lingfield's racecourse, championship golf courses and a number of highly regarded schools are all within easy reach.

Behind a handsome period façade in one of Wimbledon Village’s most desired locations, this exceptional south-facing house has undergone a complete architectural transformation by Flower Michelin Architects, resulting in a polished family home that balances traditional proportions with contemporary design and advanced technology. Extending to more than 4,300 sq ft including a substantial detached coach house, the house unfolds across four beautifully planned floors. Interiors by Gunter & Co bring warmth and cohesion throughout, pairing elegant detailing with a softer, highly liveable palette. The lower ground floor has been designed around everyday family life and entertaining. A large kitchen and reception space sits at the heart of the house, centred around an island with moonrock stone worktops and a full suite of premium appliances including Wolf, Gaggenau, Miele and Quooker. A concealed pantry and separate utility room keep the space practical, while glazed doors connect directly to a landscaped terrace and south-facing garden beyond. Also on this floor is a cinema room, additional utility and storage space, together with a cloakroom featuring a bespoke bar area for entertaining. To the rear of the garden, the detached coach house provides further flexibility with further off street parking, gym, reception area and additional accommodation, with a bedroom on a mezzanine level and an additional bedroom with bunk beds, suited to guests and children. The raised ground floor is arranged as a series of elegant reception spaces with impressive ceiling heights, hidden speakers, and excellent natural light throughout. A formal reception room and dining room overlook the garden, while a separate study sits quietly to the rear of the house. Original proportions and period character remain, enhanced by refined contemporary finishes and bespoke joinery. The principal bedroom suite occupies the first floor and features a luxurious marble bathroom and an expansive dressing room with illuminated cabinetry and bespoke storage. Two further bedrooms and family bathrooms are arranged across the upper floors, alongside an additional bedroom currently configured as a home office. Throughout the house, every detail has been carefully considered. Air conditioning serves all bedrooms and principal rooms, while integrated ceiling speakers, underfloor heating, electric blinds and a Crestron smart home system provide seamless day-to-day living. Commercial-grade Ruckus WiFi, CCTV, My2N gate access, Banham security systems, EV charging and whole-house water filtration have also been incorporated. Outside, the south-facing garden has been landscaped by Pip Collier and includes a large entertaining terrace, mature planting and secure gated parking to both the front and rear. Ridgway is one of Wimbledon Village’s most sought-after addresses, moments from the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of the village centre, as well as Wimbledon Common’s wide open green spaces. Excellent schools are close by, alongside fast rail connections into central London from Wimbledon Station.

Set within a handsome terrace on Black Lion Lane, this Grade II listed house unfolds across four floors and offers a rare sense of scale, history and seclusion in one of Hammersmith’s most distinctive pockets. Extending to approximately 2,854 sq ft in total, including a substantial garden office and vault, the house pairs elegant period proportions with unusually generous outside space and a layout that lends itself beautifully to family life. The house retains the quiet grandeur of its early 19th-century origins. On the raised ground floor, a wide entrance hall leads through to two formal reception spaces arranged as a dining room and reception room, both with high ceilings, large sash windows and a poised, understated character. A few steps down, the conservatory forms a lovely threshold between the house and garden, bringing in an abundance of light and creating a natural place to sit, read or entertain with the greenery beyond. The lower ground floor is arranged around a large kitchen and family room, with ample space for dining, along with a utility room, vault and wine cellar. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors. The first floor is home to the principal bedroom, a further bedroom, a study and bathrooms, while the second floor provides two additional bedrooms beneath the eaves. As a whole, the house is currently configured as four bedrooms plus a study, offering flexibility for growing families, guests or those needing work-from-home space. The separate garden office at the rear is a particularly valuable addition, generous enough to function as a proper studio or workspace away from the main house. Outside, the garden is one of the property’s great pleasures. Measuring around 61 ft in depth, it feels mature, private and beautifully enveloping, with a conservatory and terrace opening onto a long stretch of lawn and planting. At the far end sits the detached office, while the vault and additional garden structures only add to the sense that this is a house with layers to it. It is a setting with genuine calm, despite being so well connected to the rest of London. Black Lion Lane is one of west London’s most atmospheric addresses, close to the Thames and deeply tied to the area’s creative and architectural history. The lane, together with nearby Hammersmith Terrace and Upper Mall, is closely associated with figures including William Morris, Emery Walker and Eric Gill, and remains one of the most characterful parts of W6. St Peter’s Square is nearby, as are the riverside walks along Upper Mall, the independent restaurants and pubs of Hammersmith, and transport links from Stamford Brook, Ravenscourt Park and Hammersmith.

Arranged over six well-proportioned floors, this outstanding Chelsea townhouse provides in excess of 4,400 sq ft of refined accommodation, with a passenger lift, multiple terraces and a notable sense of volume throughout. Recently refurbished to a high standard, the house successfully blends contemporary detailing with the scale and grandeur of a traditional Chelsea home. The lower ground floor is configured as a generous informal living and family level, opening directly onto a private courtyard garden designed with Japanese tension ponds by Chelsea Gold Medal winner Andy Sturgeon. This floor is supported by a utility room, a substantial vault and a discreet fifth bedroom suite, ideal for staff or guests with its own entrance from street level. The raised ground floor centres on the kitchen and breakfast room, designed with both practicality and flow in mind. Equipped with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, the kitchen opens onto a west-facing terrace, providing a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor space. A separate study on this floor could equally serve as an additional sitting room. The first floor is arranged for more formal entertaining, with two elegant reception rooms positioned at the front and rear. High ceilings, excellent natural light and balanced proportions make this level particularly effective for both entertaining and daily use. The second floor accommodates two well-appointed bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom and good storage. The third floor is given over entirely to the principal suite, comprising a generous bedroom, dressing rooms, an en suite bathroom and access to a private balcony, creating a quiet and self-contained retreat away from the main living areas. The fourth floor provides a further bedroom suite with its own terrace on which there is a hot tub, along with access to a rooftop area offering open outlooks and an unusual degree of privacy for such a central Chelsea position. Throughout the house, the finish is clean and contemporary, with underfloor heating, air conditioning, Lutron lighting and a passenger lift serving all but the top floor. The layout has been carefully considered to balance formal entertaining with practical family living, while the various terraces and outdoor spaces add welcome depth and flexibility. Set on one of Chelsea’s most historic and sought-after streets, Tite Street has long been associated with artists, writers and designers. The house is moments from the Chelsea Physic Garden and the Thames, with the shops, restaurants and galleries of Chelsea Green and King’s Road close at hand.