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This exceptionally well presented family home boasts an abundance of wonderful features and unfolds over five floors. The ground floor comprises a study, a dining room and a guest W.C. On the lower ground floor you will find the sleek and modern fully fitted kitchen featuring French doors which open onto the patio. There is also a generously proportioned ensuite bedroom with a walk-in-wardrobe and a separate ensuite staff bedroom located on this floor. Across the courtyard you will find the media room, gym, treatment room and an additional guest W.C. The impressive drawing room, which has a large terrace overlooking the verdant garden, is located on the first floor. The principal en suite bedroom and dressing room are located on the second floor. There are two more bedrooms on the third floor, one has an ensuite bathroom, and the other has access to the shared family bathroom. The meticulously finished home, which comes furnished, was designed and furnished by the internationally renowned design house Fenton Whelan. Other features include: air conditioning, underfloor heating on all the stone floors, a fully integrated Lutron lighting system and an integrated entry phone system and a security alarm. Situated between Belgrave Square and Buckingham Palace, the property is located in the heart of Belgravia. Chapel Street provides quick access to local amenities, as well as being only moments away from the Michelin starred restaurants of Mayfair and the internationally renowned shopping of Knightsbridge.

Rising from more than two acres of beautifully landscaped gardens on the edge of one of Berkshire's most sought-after villages, The Old Rectory is an exceptional Victorian country house, sensitively restored and reimagined for modern family life. Designed by the renowned Gothic Revival architect George Edmund Street and occupying an enviable position with far-reaching views across open countryside, this remarkable residence combines architectural grandeur with a level of comfort and craftsmanship rarely encountered. Built between 1874 and 1875, the house is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, distinguished by its steeply pitched rooflines, stone mullioned windows and handsome red-brick elevations. Acquired by the current owners in 2019, it has since undergone an extensive back-to-brick renovation, including a complete overhaul of the mechanical systems, the installation of underfloor heating throughout, and a comprehensive redesign of the interiors. Every element has been approached with extraordinary care, preserving the building's historic character while introducing a refined contemporary sensibility. Extending to over 7,500 sq ft, the principal house unfolds across two main floors and a cellar level. At its centre is a dramatic reception hall, where original architectural details have been carefully restored and complemented by richly layered interiors. The principal reception rooms enjoy impressive proportions and a wonderful sense of light, with deep bay windows framing views of the gardens. A drawing room and snug provide elegant spaces for entertaining and quieter moments alike, while the dining room is ideally positioned for larger gatherings. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed as the heart of the home. Double-height ceilings and tall Gothic-style windows flood the space with natural light, while bespoke cabinetry and striking stone surfaces create a room that is both practical and visually compelling. Adjoining pantry, utility and boot room spaces ensure the house functions effortlessly on a day-to-day basis. The first floor provides seven generously proportioned bedrooms and five bathrooms. The principal suite occupies a particularly impressive position within the house, enjoying a beautiful bay window overlooking the gardens, alongside a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Throughout the accommodation, original architectural features, tall ceilings and leafy outlooks reinforce the house's connection to its surroundings. Outside, the grounds have been transformed with the guidance of Marcus Barnett Studio, the Chelsea Gold Medal-winning landscape practice. Formal gardens unfold around the house, with structured planting, mature trees and beautifully designed terraces creating a sequence of outdoor rooms. Beyond are a productive vegetable garden, a tennis court and a swimming pool with accompanying pool house. More than one hundred mature trees are scattered throughout the grounds, including several specimens believed to be over two centuries old

On a quiet residential street close to the Fulham and Chelsea border, just off New Kings Road is this five-bedroom house which has been fully refurbished and extended to create a beautifully finished family home of over 2,200 sq ft. The ground floor is arranged with modern family life in mind. To the front, a reception room is set behind a wide bay window, with bespoke joinery, pale timber flooring and elegant detailing. Beyond, the plan opens into a generous kitchen and dining room, where a large central island anchors the space. Full-width doors open directly onto a south-west-facing garden, creating an easy connection between inside and out. The first floor is given over to two well-proportioned bedrooms, including the principal bedroom, which has built-in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. A second bedroom on this level also has access to a beautifully finished bathroom, while three further bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors with a dressing room and private roof terrace. The house has been finished in a chic, contemporary style, with underfloor heating, air conditioning, wooden floors and excellent storage throughout. A second garden sits to the front, adding another useful outside space. Holmead Road is well placed for the shops, restaurants and cafés of the New King’s Road, Parsons Green and Fulham Road, with Chelsea within easy reach. The area is popular with families for its village feel, good schools and excellent transport links, while the Thames, Eel Brook Common and Parsons Green are all nearby.

Nestled behind electric private gates, in the centre of St George’s Hill, this historically important home which is the central major part of an arts and crafts mansion boasts exceptional views and an abundance of space both internally and externally. It sits on over an acre of manicured gardens. The home, which dates back to 1914, is South facing with magnificent views across the Surrey Hills. Outside there is a large patio, perfect for dining alfresco in the warmer months, and a swimming pool; there is also a pool house at the bottom of the grand stone steps and the driveway has parking for several cars and there is also a detached double garage. The grandeur of the home is evident upon entry thanks to its ornate entrance porch and the large original staircase, which has a galleried landing. On the ground floor there are three large reception rooms with wonderful views, high ceilings and working fireplaces. There is a wealth of original features, including oak floors and doorways, exposed beams and leaded windows set in heavy oak yet, over the years, improvements have been made with new kitchen and bathrooms complementing the historical features of this Grade II listed house. With six bedrooms, two of which are ensuite, and four bathrooms, there is plenty of space for large families. Access onto the private, gated estate is controlled during the day by the estate’s security personnel and is restricted at all times. St George’s Hill is set in some 900 acres and features a private championship standard golf course and a separate private tennis and squash club. The tennis club is one of the foremost racquet sports clubs in England, with 30 grass and all-weather tennis courts, two indoor courts and four squash courts. The tennis club also has a 20 metre indoor swimming pool, a well-equipped gym and a restaurant and bar. In addition to the on-site sporting facilities, there are many other challenging golf courses locally including Burhill, Wisley, Woking, Foxhills, Queenwood, Worplesdon and West Hill. Racing is available at Sandown Park, Ascot, Epsom and Windsor. Polo can be enjoyed at Guards Polo Club and The Royal Berkshire Polo Club. St George’s Hill offers an ideal location for families looking for security and privacy and there are several excellent English and International schools in the area including Reeds School, St George’s College and The ACS International School at Cobham.

Lying behind gates in Stanmore, this newly built detached house spans approximately 4,164 sq ft across three floors. The three-bedroom home has expansive open-plan living space, a private garden and an exceptional leisure floor with an indoor swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi. A double-height entrance and sculptural staircase introduce the bright interiors, where porcelain tiles, integrated lighting and expanses of glass create a striking contemporary feel. Extending across the rear of the ground floor, the kitchen, dining and reception room measures over 52 ft long. The kitchen is fitted with stone worktops, a Quooker tap and appliances by Bosch and Caple, while a wood-burning fireplace anchors the adjoining seating area. Three sets of glazed doors open onto the terrace and garden, creating an easy connection between the house and its leafy surroundings. A separate utility room and shower room complete this floor. The lower-ground floor is dedicated to leisure and entertaining. An indoor swimming pool is joined by a sauna, Jacuzzi and shower facilities, while the substantial reception space could accommodate a gym, cinema or games room. Glass partitions allow light to travel across the floor and give the pool area a strong architectural presence. All three bedrooms are arranged on the first floor and have fitted storage and ensuite bathrooms. The principal bedroom opens onto a private balcony overlooking the rear garden and is accompanied by a large dressing room and bathroom. The second bedroom also has a balcony, while the third enjoys views across the garden. Outside, a broad porcelain terrace leads to a generous private garden bordered by mature trees. The gated driveway provides off-street parking for between six and eight cars. Further features include underfloor heating, air conditioning, an air-source heat pump, integrated speakers, CCTV and a 10-year building warranty. Stanmore offers the greenery and space of a north-west London suburb with convenient connections into the capital. Stanmore station is served by the Jubilee line, while the Broadway has a good selection of shops, cafés and restaurants. A number of well-regarded state and independent schools can also be found nearby.

Discreetly positioned on one of Bloomsbury’s most distinguished streets, this exceptional Georgian maisonette offers rare lateral living across two generous floors. Accessed via a private entrance on John Street, the property extends to approximately 3,600 sq ft and has been cleverly refurbished to balance modern convinces with its period origins. Tall sash windows with original shutters draw light deep into the rooms, while elegant cornicing, marble fireplaces and beautifully thought-out proportions lend the home a quiet grandeur. The recent renovation has been handled with restraint, allowing these historic details to sit naturally alongside contemporary finishes and discreet technology. The principal living accommodation occupies the ground floor, arranged with a natural sense of flow. A beautifully scaled reception room forms the heart of the home, leading to a separate cinema room and a formal dining space, each distinct yet connected. The bespoke kitchen, centred around a generous island, is both practical and sociable, supported by a pantry and guest cloakroom. It is a layout designed as much for everyday ease as for entertaining on a larger scale. Downstairs, four double bedrooms are arranged with impressive proportions, each with its own ensuite bathroom and extensive fitted storage, including walk-in wardrobes. A dedicated utility room, further storage and a secluded courtyard add to the sense that every detail has been anticipated rather than added as an afterthought. Despite its scale, the home retains an intimacy that is rare in central London. Circulation spaces are wide and unhurried, ceiling heights generous, and the overall impression is considered. This is a property that suits modern life without losing the grace of its Georgian beginnings. John Street remains one of Bloomsbury’s quiet triumphs: handsome terraces, a collegiate calm and a pace that feels gently removed from the city beyond. Lamb’s Conduit Street, with its independent cafés and bookshops, is moments away, as are the gardens of Gray’s Inn, Russell Square and Coram’s Fields. The British Museum is within an easy stroll, and transport links from Holborn, Chancery Lane and King’s Cross place the rest of London within effortless reach. It is a neighbourhood shaped by writers, scholars and barristers, where history is part of the everyday and central London still feels human in scale.

Direct views of Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s Column form the backdrop to this newly refurbished three-bedroom apartment in St James’s. The lateral home extends to approximately 1,427 sq ft on the third floor of Norway House, a historic building designed by architects Metcalfe and Greig in 1914. The centrepiece is a double reception and dining room measuring almost 38 ft in length. A broad bay window frames the views, while wooden floors, decorative plasterwork and custom oak joinery run throughout the space. Electric blinds and thoughtfully integrated technology add to its practical appeal. A separate kitchen lies beside the reception room, with pale blue cabinetry, generous preparation space and a central island. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with extensive fitted storage and an ensuite shower room. Two further double bedrooms also have built-in wardrobes and share a second shower room. Both bathrooms are finished in marble and fitted with high-specification sanitaryware. Norway House became home to the Norwegian Chamber of Commerce in 1920, when a gilded statue of King Olaf II was installed on its façade and Norwegian architect J. T. Westbye added the heraldic shield and decorative detailing around the entrance. The Norwegian Club moved into the building four years later. During the Second World War, it housed Norwegian institutions and government bodies, with King Haakon VII and members of Norway’s government-in-exile among its regular visitors. Standing on Cockspur Street, the building is moments from the galleries, theatres and restaurants of the West End. St James’s, Mayfair and Covent Garden are all within easy walking distance, as are Green Park and St James’s Park. Charing Cross and Piccadilly Circus stations provide excellent connections across London. The property is offered on a very long lease with in excess of 950 years unexpired.

Set on a sought-after street close to The Boltons, this handsome Grade II-listed family house has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a private west-facing garden. Arranged across five floors and extending to approximately 2,966 sq ft, the period home is filled with natural light and retains handsome original details. A double reception room spans the raised ground floor, with dark timber floors, decorative cornicing and two fireplaces defining the separate sitting areas. At the rear, a glass-roofed sunroom draws additional light into the house and overlooks the west-facing garden. An adjoining study opens directly onto the garden, while a second study is found on the half landing above. The lower ground floor is arranged as an open-plan kitchen and dining space. The kitchen has white cabinetry and a long central island, while the dining area has ample room for a large table. French doors open onto a patio, with steps leading up to the private garden, which provides an ideal setting for quiet enjoyment. A utility room, shower room and vault complete this level. The entire first floor is dedicated to the principal suite. The generous bedroom has a private balcony, dressing room and large bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. Four further double bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged across the upper floors, including one bedroom with access to a west-facing balcony. Drayton Gardens runs parallel to The Boltons, within a particularly sought-after pocket of Chelsea. The restaurants, shops and cafés of Fulham Road and Old Brompton Road are close by, while Gloucester Road and South Kensington Underground stations provide convenient connections across London. Several highly regarded schools are also within easy reach.

Forming part of one of Regent’s Park’s most historically and culturally significant terraces, this substantial end-of-terrace house has an exceptionally large private garden and far-reaching views across the park. Completed in 1825, Chester Terrace was designed by Decimus Burton from plans originally drawn by John Nash and is now Grade I listed. Extending to approximately 4,844 sq ft, the house has recently been refurbished throughout. Six bedrooms and versatile living spaces are arranged across five principal levels, with a passenger lift providing access between them. The ground floor is centred around a large open-plan kitchen and dining room at the rear, created by incorporating the former mews house into the main residence. This double-height space forms the heart of the home, with a mezzanine study above and doors opening directly onto the garden. A reception room and separate television room are arranged towards the front of the house. Measuring approximately 67 ft by 62 ft at its widest points, the garden is understood to be the largest on Chester Terrace and among the most substantial private gardens adjoining Regent’s Park. Mature trees and established hedging provide privacy, while paved terraces offer ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining. The principal bedroom occupies the original first-floor reception room and benefits from high ceilings, tall sash windows and decorative cornicing. It also has views over the private garden, extensive fitted storage and a large marble bathroom with a bath and separate shower. Two further bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms are arranged across the second floor. The third floor has two additional bedrooms, one ensuite, a family bathroom and a separate office, with open views over the surrounding rooftops. A sixth bedroom is found on the lower-ground floor, alongside a private gym, utility room, kitchenette and further bathroom. Two secluded patios bring natural light into this level, while a plant room and extensive storage complete the practical accommodation. Central air conditioning and heating, off-street parking and the passenger lift add further convenience. Chester Terrace stands on the eastern side of Regent’s Park, its grand façade and monumental Corinthian arches making it one of the area’s most recognisable addresses. The terrace has also appeared in numerous film and television productions, contributing to its enduring cultural significance. Regent’s Park’s landscaped gardens, boating lake, sports grounds and London Zoo are moments away, while Marylebone’s restaurants, independent shops and cafés are within easy reach. Great Portland Street Underground station provides connections across the capital, with Fitzrovia and the West End also close by.

Situated on Trevor Square, moments from Harrods and Hyde Park, this five-storey townhouse has period character, high ceilings, original fireplaces, detailed cornicing and tall sash windows throughout. The interior design is neutral and classic, giving each room a calm and timeless feel. On the ground floor, the classic shaker-style kitchen has a large sash window with views over the square. Wooden floors and a dual-aspect layout connect the living spaces to a low-maintenance garden throughout French doors with a terrace that is ideal for entertaining. The lower ground floor has two well-proportioned bedrooms, each with its own ensuite and built-in storage. One of these opens onto the private garden through bifold doors. A separate utility room is also on this level. The first floor is arranged as a spacious double reception room with French doors that open onto a balcony running the width of the house, overlooking the manicured communal gardens. The two upper floors each hold a full-floor bedroom suite. The principal suite on the second floor has garden views from its ensuite bathroom. The third floor has the same layout. The house has been recently refurbished throughout, with a basement dig and air conditioning. Trevor Square sits just behind Brompton Road, opposite Harrods and a short walk from Hyde Park. The area is known for its world-class shopping, from the designer stores of Sloane Street to the boutiques of Beauchamp Place. Popular restaurants such as Zuma, LPM and Sumosan Twiga are all nearby. Excellent transport connections and a strong sense of community make Knightsbridge as practical as it is prestigious.

On one of Knightsbridge’s most sought-after gated mews, this rare property presents an exceptional opportunity for refurbishment moments from Harrods. Extending to approximately 1,135 sq ft, the apartment unfolds across the lower ground and ground floors, with a private patio garden and parking directly in front of the house. The ground floor is arranged as a self-contained entrance level, with useful storage and stairs leading down to the main accommodation. On the lower ground floor, a generous reception room sits to one side, with a separate dining room and kitchen positioned around the central patio garden, allowing light into the apartment. There are two bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with built-in storage, along with a second bedroom and two bathrooms. The layout offers clear potential for reconfiguration and renovation, making the property ideal as a London base, lock-up-and-leave, staff accommodation or a long-term project in an outstanding Knightsbridge address. Pont Street Mews lies between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, moments from Harrods, Sloane Street and Brompton Road. The area is home to some of London’s finest restaurants, hotels and boutiques, with Hyde Park, South Kensington and the King’s Road all within easy reach.

On a quiet mews moments from Regent’s Park, this three-bedroom house pairs its historic façade with beautifully considered contemporary interiors. Arranged over two floors, the freehold property has been comprehensively renovated while retaining details that recall the building’s origins as a coach house. The ground floor is devoted largely to an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room, measuring over 22 ft in both directions. Herringbone engineered oak flooring, exposed brickwork and antique brass details lend warmth and character, while large double-glazed bifold doors flood the room with natural light. At one end, the Italian-designed kitchen has handleless cabinetry, smoky concrete-effect porcelain worktops and full-height splashbacks. A generous island creates an informal place to dine, while integrated appliances and a wine fridge keep the finish streamlined. A utility room and guest WC complete this floor. All three bedrooms are arranged upstairs beneath pitched ceilings that reach just under 10 ft in the principal bedroom. The generous principal suite includes bespoke fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room, while the second and third bedrooms share a family bathroom. Herringbone wool carpets, cast-iron column radiators and electrically operated skylights with integrated blinds bring texture and light throughout. Both bathrooms are finished with contemporary sanitaryware, porcelain floor tiles and honed Calacatta marble. Further features include underfloor heating, zoned temperature controls, a remote-controlled security system and rain-sensitive skylights. Huntsworth Mews lies just north of Dorset Square, within easy reach of the independent shops, restaurants and cafés of Marylebone Village. Regent’s Park is a short walk away, while Baker Street and Marylebone stations provide Underground and mainline connections across London and beyond. The boutiques of Chiltern Street, the Wallace Collection and the restaurants of Portman Village are also close at hand.

Behind a handsome period façade on one of Stamford Brook's most sought-after residential streets, this beautifully renovated semi-detached house unfolds across three floors, offering over 2,500 sq ft of thoughtfully designed family accommodation. Meticulously updated throughout, the house balances contemporary finishes with generous proportions, creating a home that feels both sophisticated and effortlessly liveable. A wide entrance hall introduces the principal reception room, where a large bay window draws natural light across the space. Flowing through to the rear of the house, the layout opens into an impressive kitchen and dining room that forms the heart of the home. Finished in deep navy cabinetry and centred around a substantial island, the kitchen is designed for both everyday family life and entertaining on a larger scale. Skylights and full-width glazing flood the room with light, while doors open directly onto the garden, creating a connection between inside and out. A utility room and guest cloakroom complete the ground floor. The first floor is arranged around four well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. Each room benefits from excellent natural light and generous storage, offering flexible accommodation for growing families, guests or those working from home. Occupying the entire top floor, the principal suite enjoys a sense of privacy away from the rest of the house. The bedroom is notably spacious, with a dressing area, eaves storage and a bathroom finished in striking marble. Large windows overlook the garden below, adding to the restful atmosphere. To the rear, a landscaped garden extends to approximately 70 ft and has been designed as an extension of the living space. A gravelled terrace provides an inviting setting for outdoor dining, while mature planting creates a secluded backdrop. At the far end of the garden, a substantial detached garden studio offers excellent versatility, whether used as a home office, gym, creative workspace or guest accommodation. Further benefits include off-street parking and a large cellar, providing extensive storage and future potential, subject to the necessary consents. Emlyn Road sits within easy reach of both Askew Village and Chiswick, placing an excellent selection of independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and boutiques close at hand. Stamford Brook and Turnham Green stations are nearby, providing swift access to the West End and the City via the District Line, while the A4 and M4 offer convenient routes into central London, Heathrow and beyond. Well regarded state and independent schools, green open spaces and a strong sense of community continue to make this pocket of West London particularly popular with families.

An unusually substantial end-of-terrace family home in the heart of the Glebe Estate, comprehensively redesigned and rebuilt to bring together architectural vision and structural engineering expertise. The project was led by the current owner, a civil and structural engineer with over 25 years’ experience delivering residential projects across West London, in collaboration with qualified architects and specialist consultants. Extending to approximately 2,685 sq ft across four carefully planned levels (including the eaves storage), the house combines the character and proportions of a period Chiswick home with the volume, natural light and flexibility of a contemporary architectural rebuild, including a substantial lower-ground floor unlikely to be easily replicated today. Generous ceiling heights, carefully considered sightlines, oversized glazing and extensive bespoke joinery create interiors that feel open, private and highly practical with ample storage for modern family life. The sense of space is apparent from the moment you enter. A generous double reception room occupies the front of the house, where a wide bay window brings in natural light and bespoke storage is seamlessly integrated into the architecture. From here, the plan unfolds naturally towards the rear, with increasingly open volumes drawing the eye through to the garden beyond. At the heart of the home is an expansive kitchen, dining and family space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A bespoke Miele kitchen is arranged around a large central island, with generous worktops and extensive storage. A substantial leather banquette with concealed storage sits beneath a striking Kristjana S Williams feature wall, while full-height sliding glass doors open directly onto the landscaped rear garden. The relationship between the house and garden is one of the property’s defining qualities. The end-of-terrace position provides additional width, side access and a greater sense of openness than many comparable houses in the area. The garden is set below neighbouring levels, creating an unusual degree of privacy while allowing the rear elevation to accommodate full-height sliding glass doors stretch across the rear elevation, dissolving the boundary between inside and out and creating an effortless connection with the garden. Cleverly tucked out of site behind a feature door sits a separate fully equipped utility room. One of the property’s rarest features is the substantial lower-ground floor. Naturally lit from three sides and with ceiling heights of over nine feet, this expansive level feels bright, usable and fully connected to the rest of the house. Currently arranged as a gym, studio, games room and family retreat, with a shower room, kitchenet and extensive integrated storage, it offers a level of flexibility rarely found in comparable homes in Chiswick. Given the conservation-area context and current planning environment, a basement of this scale and quality is unlikely to be easily replicated today. The first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with its own ensuite double shower room. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Bespoke joinery continues throughout, including antique Japanese doors incorporated into one of the bedrooms, reflecting the same individuality and attention to detail found across the rest of the house.

This remarkably bright three-bedroom mews house has an integral garage and an unusually large private roof terrace, set on one of the most sought-after streets on the Knightsbridge and Chelsea border. Extending to approximately 2,288 sq ft, the freehold house is arranged across five levels and centres on a contemporary glass staircase within a triple-height void. Wide oak floors run throughout much of the interior, while air conditioning, underfloor heating and Lutron lighting add to the extensive modern specification. The ground floor is arranged around a generous kitchen and dining room, extending to almost 28 ft in length. Bespoke wooden cabinetry provides ample storage, with a long peninsula creating an informal place to eat. An integral garage lies alongside and has an impressive ceiling height of over three metres. On the first floor, the substantial reception room has French doors that open to a Juliet balcony overlooking Pavilion Road, while a fireplace and fitted shelving define the principal seating area. The principal bedroom and second bedroom are arranged across the floor above. Both have built-in wardrobes, while the principal bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom. A separate family bathroom serves the second bedroom. The bathrooms have recently been refurbished with Calacatta Prestigio tiles, brushed concrete-effect floors and Hansgrohe fittings. On the first floor lies the third bedroom with an ensuite shower room. A proper staircase rises to the decked roof terrace, an exceptional feature for a house in this part of London. Measuring approximately 527 sq ft, it has built-in lighting and an irrigation system, with ample room for outdoor dining and seating among established planting. On the lower-ground floor, a 30 ft room is currently arranged as a gym, office and laundry area. A mechanical ventilation system with a HEPA filter provides a continual supply of filtered air. Further technology includes smart fire and burglar alarm systems, high-speed Wi-Fi and CAT-8 data wiring. Pavilion Road is a historic mews running between Sloane Street, Pont Street and Cadogan Square. Its pedestrianised southern section is home to independent food shops, cafés and restaurants, while the boutiques of Sloane Street, Harrods and the King’s Road are all close by. Sloane Square and Knightsbridge Underground stations are each approximately 0.4 miles away.

Moments from Chelsea Green and the King’s Road, this beautifully rebuilt five-bedroom townhouse unfolds across four floors, offering over 2,500 sq ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation, a private garage, two patios and a roof terrace. Behind its handsome brick façade, the house has been comprehensively renovated to an exceptional standard, creating a turnkey family home where contemporary comfort sits comfortably within a classic Chelsea setting. The ground floor is devoted to entertaining, with a substantial reception room stretching almost 20 ft in length. Bathed in natural light from glazed doors at the rear, the space opens directly onto a private patio, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out during the warmer months. The lower-ground floor forms the social heart of the house. A superb kitchen and dining room spans the full width of the property and centres around a large island, bespoke cabinetry and a suite of Gaggenau appliances. Designed for both everyday family life and larger gatherings, the room benefits from a full-height wine fridge and generous proportions that lend themselves perfectly to entertaining. A utility room, guest cloakroom, storage and plant room are also located on this level. Unusually for Chelsea, the property further benefits from a private garage. The first floor is dedicated to the principal suite. Occupying the front of the house, the bedroom enjoys excellent proportions, bespoke storage and a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. A further double bedroom is positioned to the rear of the floor, alongside an additional shower room. Two generously sized double bedrooms occupy the second floor, served by a family bathroom and separate shower room. On the top floor, a fifth bedroom opens onto a private roof terrace, creating a versatile space that could equally serve as a guest suite, study or additional reception room. Throughout the house, the quality of finish is immediately apparent. Bespoke joinery, stone bathrooms, integrated air conditioning and carefully considered storage have been incorporated at every level, while the recent renovation ensures the property is presented in immaculate condition. Marlborough Street is one of Chelsea’s most desirable residential addresses, tucked between the King's Road and Fulham Road. Chelsea Green’s independent cafés, neighbourhood restaurants and artisan food shops are moments away, while the boutiques and cultural landmarks of South Kensington, Sloane Square and Belgravia are all within easy reach. Excellent transport connections are provided by Sloane Square and South Kensington stations, while the area’s highly regarded schools and garden squares continue to make this one of central London's most enduringly sought-after neighbourhoods.

Behind a handsome white stucco façade on a peaceful residential street moments from Golborne Road, this beautifully considered garden apartment unfolds across the ground and raised ground floors of a classic Notting Hill townhouse. Rich in character and thoughtfully reimagined throughout, the home balances period detail with a warm, contemporary palette and an easy sense of flow between inside and out. The raised ground floor is arranged around a generous dining room, where high ceilings, a working fireplace and soft natural light create an inviting central space for entertaining. To the front, the reception room sits within a wide bay window and has been finished in deep, cocooning tones, with bespoke shelving and original detailing. To the rear, the bespoke kitchen pairs dark cabinetry with timber worktops and open shelving, opening directly onto a private terrace overlooking the garden below. The lower ground floor is dedicated to the bedroom accommodation. The principal suite occupies the front of the plan and opens onto a secluded patio courtyard, while the second bedroom is positioned alongside a large family bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. Extensive built-in storage and a utility area have been carefully integrated throughout. Outside, the south-facing garden feels unexpectedly tranquil for such a central location, framed by mature planting and enjoying sunlight through much of the day. A further terrace off the kitchen provides an additional outdoor spot. Faraday Road is quietly positioned just behind Golborne Road, one of west London’s most vibrant neighbourhood pockets, known for its independent cafés, excellent restaurants and longstanding local institutions. Portobello Road, Westbourne Grove and the open green spaces of Holland Park are all within easy reach, while Ladbroke Grove station provides swift connections across the city.

Originally built as two houses, this wonderful detached Victorian home has been cleverly combined to create an exceptional family house extending to over 5,600 sq. ft. Located on one of Wimbledon Village's most desirable roads, it offers seven bedrooms, generous reception rooms, off-street parking and a heated outdoor swimming pool, all just moments from the High Street and the Common. The house opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where high ceilings, original fireplaces and period detailing immediately set the tone. At the front of the house is a spectacular reception room with a pretty bay window, an elegant fireplace and French doors leading through to the conservatory dining room. As it overlooks the garden, this is a wonderful entertaining space that works just as well for everyday family life as it does for hosting. The kitchen sits beneath a glazed vaulted ceiling that fills the room with natural light. Fitted with bespoke cabinetry, stone worktops and integrated appliances, it also has plenty of space for informal dining. On the other side of the house, a study overlooks the garden and swimming pool, together with a gym, utility room, boot room and guest cloakroom. The principal bedroom suite occupies a private position on the first floor and includes a beautiful dressing room and ensuite bathroom. Four further double bedrooms are arranged across the floor, one of which is ensuite, together with a family bathroom and an additional shower room. On the second floor are two further bedrooms and two bathrooms along with extensive eaves storage, making the house exceptionally well suited to growing families. Outside, the mature rear garden offers privacy, centred around a heated swimming pool with broad terraces for sitting and eating alfresco. Mature trees and established planting create a beautiful backdrop, while the driveway to the front provides off-street parking. Lingfield Road is one of Wimbledon Village's most sought-after residential addresses, less than 100 metres from the High Street and Wimbledon Common. Independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques are all within easy walking distance, while the Common provides over 1,200 acres of open green space for walking, riding and cycling. Wimbledon station is around half a mile away, and the area is particularly well known for its excellent schools, including King's College School and Wimbledon High School.

With views of one of Belgravia's most prestigious private garden squares, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment occupies the ground floor of a handsome Grade II-listed stucco townhouse. With elegant proportions, impressive ceiling heights and access to Eaton Square. The entrance hall leads to a generous dining room, where there is original period detailing, a marble fireplace and tall sash windows. Next door, the separate reception room is equally refined with parquet flooring and intricate cornicing. The contemporary kitchen is thoughtfully designed with white cabinetry, integrated appliances and storage. The principal bedroom is generous and has bespoke fitted wardrobes and a marble ensuite bathroom featuring a walk-in rainfall shower and separate bath. A second double bedroom benefits from extensive built-in storage and is served by a family bathroom. Residents enjoy access to the immaculately maintained private gardens of Eaton Square, an exceptional green oasis in the heart of Belgravia. Sloane Square, Elizabeth Street, Motcomb Street and the boutiques and restaurants of Knightsbridge are all within easy walking distance, while Victoria Station and Sloane Square Underground provide excellent transport connections across London.

Behind its elegant white stucco façade on one of Chelsea's most sought-after residential streets, this exceptional freehold townhouse has been entirely rebuilt to create a contemporary family house of approximately 3,853 sq ft. Arranged across six levels and centred around a striking helical staircase, it offers generous reception spaces, beautifully considered interiors and a remarkable 72 ft west-facing garden, all within moments of the King's Road. The raised ground floor is devoted to entertaining. A vast double reception room stretches almost the full depth of the house, with high ceilings, bespoke walnut joinery, solid brass detailing and wide oak parquet flooring creating a warm and sophisticated backdrop. The sculptural staircase provides an architectural focal point, while generous proportions allow the room to be arranged for formal entertaining, quieter reading areas or everyday family life. To the rear, a glass garden room opens directly onto the terrace, drawing natural light deep into the house and creating an easy connection between the reception rooms and the garden beyond. Occupying the entire lower ground floor, the kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home. Extending to over 50 ft in length, the space is centred around a substantial island and fitted with bespoke high-gloss cabinetry, smoked glass display units, stone worktops and a full suite of integrated Gaggenau appliances. Dining and sitting areas lie alongside the kitchen, creating an open-plan space equally suited perfect for entertaining. Automated blackout blinds provide privacy when required. The landscaped west-facing garden is one of the property's defining features. Extending approximately 72 ft, it has been thoughtfully designed with limestone paving, mature planting and generous seating areas that create distinct spaces for relaxing and entertaining. At its far end, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen provides an exceptional setting for summer dining, while a large walk-on rooflight floods the lower ground floor with natural light. The first floor is given entirely to the principal suite and overlooks the garden. The bedroom is accompanied by a bespoke dressing room finished in walnut, smoked glass and brass, while the ensuite bathroom is lined in book-matched Jurassic Onyx and Carrara marble. A private balcony completes the suite. The second floor accommodates two generous double bedrooms served by a beautifully finished family bathroom. On the third floor are two further bedrooms, together with a contemporary shower room, offering flexible accommodation for children, guests or those working from home. The entrance level provides an additional bedroom suite with its own ensuite bathroom, alongside a utility room and guest cloakroom. With independent access, this floor is particularly well suited to guests, live-in staff or multigenerational living. Throughout the house, the specification is exceptional. Air conditioning serves every room, while bespoke walnut joinery, brushed brass detailing, natural stone, integrated lighting and carefully considered storage contribute to interiors that feel both timeless and highly functional. Priory Walk is one of Chelsea's most desirable addresses, a peaceful residential street of handsome period houses lying between the King's Road and Fulham Road. Some of west London's best restaurants, cafés and independent boutiques are within easy walking distance, while the neighbourhood's galleries, private members' clubs and green spaces place it among Prime Central London's most enduringly popular locations. Excellent transport links are available from Gloucester Road, South Kensington and Earl's Court, with easy access to the West End, the City and Heathrow.

Designed by Caroline Cust Architecture and extending to almost 9,400 sq ft, this award-winning six-bedroom house sits within the prestigious Burwood Park private estate. Every aspect of the property has been conceived around modern family life and entertaining, from its spectacular reception spaces and bespoke interiors to the landscaped gardens by Chelsea Gold Medal-winning designer Luciano Giubbilei. A dramatic double-height entrance hall immediately establishes the scale of the house, where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the sculptural curved staircase. At its centre, a striking four-sided fireplace subtly separates the formal dining room from the reception hall, creating an impressive backdrop for entertaining beneath a bespoke Giopato & Coombes chandelier. The principal reception room is arranged around a contemporary fireplace and opens directly onto the gardens through full-height sliding doors. Nearby, a study also enjoys direct access outside, providing a peaceful workspace overlooking the landscaped grounds. The kitchen occupies the heart of the house. Designed by RTF, it centres around a substantial island and is fitted with bespoke cabinetry, stone worktops and an exceptional range of integrated Gaggenau appliances. Two Quooker taps, twin sinks, dual dishwashers, self-cleaning ovens, a steam oven, warming drawers and a concealed coffee station are complemented by a separate walk-in pantry with additional refrigeration. Beyond, the informal dining area and sunken family room open completely onto the terrace, creating a seamless connection between inside and out. Designed for entertaining on a grand scale, the games room has the atmosphere of a private members' club. A bespoke Davidson London bar incorporates refrigerated drawers, an ice maker and a striking illuminated whisky display, while below, an electrically operated glass hatch reveals a spiral wine cellar with space for approximately 1,000 bottles. A double-height living area sits alongside the bar beneath a bespoke Italian chandelier, while a mezzanine media room above is served by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom and secondary kitchenette. Elsewhere on the ground floor is a fully equipped gym with shower room and adjoining room already plumbed for a kitchen, offering the flexibility to create a self-contained guest or staff suite with its own entrance. A generous utility and boot room connects directly to the integral double garage. Upstairs, six bedrooms are arranged around the galleried landing. The principal suite spans almost 800 sq ft and opens onto a private balcony overlooking the gardens. Two naturally lit dressing rooms sit on either side of the bedroom, leading to an ensuite bathroom. Four further bedrooms have their own ensuite bathrooms and dressing areas, while a sixth bedroom is served by a separate family bathroom. A laundry room and secondary kitchen complete the first floor, making the upper level exceptionally practical for larger families. The first-floor carpets were replaced in 2025. Outside, professionally landscaped gardens by Luciano Giubbilei create a series of beautifully designed outdoor rooms. Broad terraces surround the house, while a covered entertaining pavilion incorporates both dining and lounge seating alongside an outdoor kitchen with Wolf barbecue, gas burners, Sub-Zero refrigeration and Quooker tap. A brick-built fireplace forms another focal point within the gardens, complemented by a putting green and practice area. Automatic irrigation, integrated lighting and an external sound system complete the grounds. Additional features include underfloor heating, full air conditioning, Lutron lighting, an updated Crestron home automation system, electric gates, parking for around five vehicles with EV charging and an integral double garage.

Hidden behind electric gates on one of West Putney's most desirable residential avenues, this detached six-bedroom house spans more than 5,700 sq ft, pairing handsome period architecture externally that belies its generous contemporary interior. Beautifully extended and carefully refurbished, it offers excellent proportions, a heated swimming pool, cinema room and landscaped south-facing garden. A broad entrance hall leads into a well-balanced ground floor where two elegant reception rooms sit to either side. The bay-fronted drawing room is centred around a marble fireplace and enjoys excellent natural light, while a second reception room works equally well as a formal dining room, study or family lounge. The rear of the house has been transformed into a large open-plan kitchen, dining and family room spanning almost the full width of the property. Wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glazing, the space opens directly onto the raised terrace and garden beyond, blurring the line between inside and out. A large central island sits at the heart of the bespoke kitchen, complemented by extensive cabinetry and integrated appliances. With defined areas for cooking, dining and relaxing beneath soaring ceilings, it suits everyday family life as much as entertaining on a larger scale. Beyond the terrace, broad steps descend to a landscaped garden extending to approximately 77 feet. At its centre sits a heated lap pool, powered by an energy-efficient air source heat pump and fitted with a secure cover, while mature planting provides excellent privacy. A concealed in-ground trampoline and pool plant room complete this well-planned outdoor setting. The lower ground floor is equally versatile. A substantial cinema and games room sits alongside a utility room, plant room and wine cellar, while a kitchenette and stylish shower room mean the space could equally work as self-contained staff or guest accommodation with direct access to the lower garden terrace. The principal bedroom suite occupies a peaceful position overlooking the rear garden. A bespoke dressing room leads through to bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower and twin vanity, while large windows frame leafy views. Two further double bedrooms are found on the first floor, one with an ensuite bathroom, alongside an additional family bathroom. The second floor provides three further double bedrooms and another well-appointed bathroom, giving plenty of flexibility for growing families, guests or home working. The house is set well back from the road behind secure electric gates with video entry, providing generous off-street parking. CCTV has been installed throughout. Larpent Avenue is one of West Putney's most sought-after addresses, known for its handsome detached houses and peaceful setting between Putney Heath and Richmond Park. Excellent schools, independent cafés and the amenities of Putney High Street are all within easy reach, while Putney Station and East Putney Underground station provide quick connections into Central London.

Behind a handsome white stucco façade on one of Bayswater's most sought-after terraces, this five-bedroom townhouse unfolds across more than 3,000 sq ft of boldly designed living space. Extensively renovated with a striking contemporary aesthetic, the house pairs generous proportions with exceptional entertaining spaces, all within moments of Hyde Park and Connaught Village. On the ground floor, a dramatic open-plan kitchen, dining and family room stretches across the full width of the house, where bookmatched marble surfaces, bespoke cabinetry and a substantial island create a spectacular focal point. Integrated Gaggenau and Miele appliances are seamlessly incorporated, while lathe windows draw natural light deep into the interior; cleverly concealed storage and a guest cloakroom complete the floor. The whole first floor is dedicated to reception space. Measuring almost 26 ft in length, the principal reception room is an impressive setting for entertaining, with fitted cabinetry framing a feature fireplace, integrated media wall and comfortable seating areas beneath high ceilings and elegant cornicing. A separate study provides a quiet workspace overlooking the terrace. The lower ground floor has been transformed into a cinema room, while five bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors. The second floor accommodates four well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which is ensuite. Both this and the family bathroom have richly veined natural stone and bespoke joinery. Crowning the house, the principal suite occupies the entire top floor. A spacious bedroom opens directly onto a private roof terrace, while a ensuite bathroom and ample fitted wardrobes create a peaceful, hotel-style retreat. Throughout the home, dark timber flooring, sculptural lighting, designer wall coverings and carefully selected stone lend a distinctive sense of character. Large sash windows maintain a strong connection to the period architecture while allowing light to flood each floor. Stanhope Terrace sits just north of Hyde Park in one of W2's most convenient positions. Connaught Village's independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants are only a short stroll away, while the shopping and dining destinations of Marylebone, Mayfair and the West End are all easily reached. Lancaster Gate, Paddington and Marble Arch stations provide excellent transport connections across London and beyond, including the Elizabeth Line and Heathrow Express.

Overlooking Imperial Park and just moments from the River Thames, this beautifully presented five-bedroom townhouse offers approximately 4,175 sq ft of wonderfully bright family accommodation arranged across five floors. Finished in soft neutral tones throughout, the house has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its generous proportions, with elegant reception rooms, an impressive kitchen opening onto a west-facing garden and a flexible layout that lends itself equally well to family life and entertaining. The ground floor is centred around a wonderful kitchen and dining room, where bespoke cabinetry, marble worktops and integrated appliances are complemented by a large roof lantern that floods the room with natural light. Bi-folding doors open directly onto the beautifully landscaped west-facing garden, creating a lovely connection between the house and its outdoor space. A separate study lies at the front of the house, while the garden studio offers excellent flexibility as a gym, office or creative space. The first floor is given over entirely to entertaining. Two elegant reception rooms span the full width of the house, each enjoying attractive views from its own balcony. To the front, large sash windows overlook South Park, while to the rear, French doors open onto a second balcony overlooking the garden, allowing light to travel right through the house. The second floor is occupied entirely by the principal suite, which is beautifully appointed, with a generous bedroom overlooking the park, a dressing area and an exceptionally spacious marble bathroom with a bath and walk-in shower. French doors open onto a private balcony, providing a wonderful outlook across the greenery opposite. Two further bedrooms are arranged across the third floor. One overlooks the park, and one is ensuite; there is also a family bathroom on this level. The lower ground floor provides excellent additional accommodation, with a spacious room that could equally serve as a family room, guest suite or an additional bedroom. A utility room and shower room sit alongside the substantial double garage, a rare and valuable feature for a central London house. Access to the double garage with space for two cars is via a secure underground residents' car park, with additional car parking space for one vehicle. Throughout the house, the interiors are bright, understated and beautifully maintained, with bespoke joinery, excellent storage and high-quality finishes creating a home that feels both elegant and practical. The west-facing garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with mature planting and generous seating areas, providing a wonderfully private setting for summer entertaining. Imperial Crescent is one of Fulham's most desirable addresses, lying just a short walk from the River Thames and Thames Path. Imperial Wharf offers Overground services into central London, while Fulham Broadway and Parsons Green provide District line connections. Chelsea Harbour, the cafés and restaurants of the riverfront and the King's Road are all within easy reach, while the area is particularly popular with families thanks to its excellent selection of schools, attractive green spaces and strong sense of community.

This magnificent white stucco, double-fronted detached villa, set in the very heart of Notting Hill, is set back from the road behind its own private front garden. The property is currently arranged as four unmodernised self-contained apartments, with planning permission granted to transform it into an exceptional family home, while retaining flexible ancillary accommodation. The approved scheme has been carefully conceived to balance the elegance of the original architecture with the requirements of modern family living, creating a home of exceptional volume, natural light and flow. Planning consent includes a substantial lower ground floor extension together with a new mansard third floor. The approved scheme creates an impressive five-bedroom principal residence arranged over the lower ground, ground and first floors, featuring two elegant reception rooms, a generous kitchen and family room opening directly onto the landscaped garden, off-street parking and an indoor swimming pool. A key feature of the approved design is the repositioning of the principal staircase to the side of the house, allowing the principal reception rooms and kitchen to span the full width of the property. This thoughtful layout creates exceptional lateral living, maximising natural light and enhancing the sense of space—qualities rarely found in a period villa and more commonly associated with London's finest contemporary homes. The upper floors provide three self-contained ancillary apartments (two two-bedroom apartments and one one-bedroom apartment), offering exceptional flexibility for extended family, older children, guests, live-in staff or security, subject to all necessary consents and regulations. Alternatively, the configuration lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, allowing independence while remaining under one roof. Extending to approximately 8,105 sq ft (753 sq m), excluding the atrium, the property represents an increasingly rare opportunity to create one of Notting Hill's landmark private residences. Combining the grandeur of a detached Victorian villa with beautifully considered lateral living, extensive leisure facilities and versatile ancillary accommodation, it offers a scale and flexibility seldom available in Prime Central London. Situated on a prime position between Pembridge Villas and Pembridge Place, the property is moments from the boutiques of Westbourne Grove, Portobello Road and an excellent selection of cafés and restaurants. Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are both within easy reach, while Notting Hill Gate Underground Station (Central, Circle and District lines) provides excellent transport connections across London.