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Behind its Victorian façade, this property on Inglethorpe Street offers an unusual arrangement comprising a substantial principal residence and a self-contained garden flat. Extending to approximately 3,080 sq ft, including eaves storage, the property spans two adjoining plots and offers considerable flexibility for family life, guests or rental income. The main residence occupies the first and second floors. A generous reception room has exposed brickwork, wide oak flooring, a pair of gas fireplaces and three sash windows drawing in plenty of natural light. From here, the accommodation flows into a double-height dining room with space for a long table and a small library or reading nook. The adjoining kitchen is fitted with polished concrete worktops, Sub-Zero refrigeration and Wolf appliances, while a concealed Miele laundry area keeps practical elements neatly out of sight. Reclaimed glass and steel detailing appears throughout, alongside underfloor heating and comfort cooling. Two bedrooms lie on the first floor, both generously proportioned and retaining original fireplaces. A separate snug, currently arranged as an informal sitting room, could also serve as a study or occasional bedroom. There is also a family bathroom on this level. The principal bedroom occupies the second floor beneath the roofline, with exposed brickwork, bespoke fitted storage and a Juliet balcony. Its large ensuite bathroom is finished with travertine mosaic, twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower. Arranged across the ground floor, the self-contained flat has its own entrance and comprises a reception room, kitchen, shower room and two bedrooms. It opens directly to a private garden and could suit extended family, guests or tenants. The gardens currently serve the two properties separately but together span the width of both plots. Subject to the necessary permissions, there may be scope to reconfigure them as one broad garden with areas for outdoor dining and planting. Inglethorpe Street forms part of Fulham’s popular Alphabet Streets, a collection of residential roads close to the Thames and Bishops Park. Fulham Palace, the river path and the independent shops and cafés of Fulham High Street are within easy reach, while Putney Bridge Underground station provides District line connections across London.

Set within a handsome Grade II-listed stucco-fronted building on Onslow Gardens, this beautifully positioned four-bedroom duplex offers an exceptional opportunity to create a bespoke London residence. Retaining the architectural character of its period setting, the apartment provides a generous blank canvas for an incoming owner to realise their own vision. The accommodation is arranged across two floors, with four bedrooms offering well-proportioned private spaces. Overlooking beautifully maintained communal garden squares, the property enjoys a rare sense of greenery and tranquillity while remaining close to the amenities of South Kensington. With its distinguished period architecture and scope for a complete transformation, this is an opportunity to create a highly distinctive home in one of central London’s most sought-after residential settings. These are CGI Images and are for representation purposes only.

A private south-facing garden and its own sauna set this newly refurbished three-bedroom apartment apart. Arranged across the ground and lower-ground floors of a Victorian building, the apartment spans 1,349 sq ft and pairs original proportions with carefully chosen contemporary finishes. On the ground floor, the 30 ft reception and dining room has a wide bay window, decorative cornicing and a bespoke marble fireplace. Steps lead down to the kitchen, where Taj Mahal quartzite worktops are joined by handmade oak cabinetry, a Lacanche range cooker and a large central island. Glazed doors open onto an external staircase leading to the garden, while a guest cloakroom completes this floor. All three bedrooms are found on the lower-ground floor. The principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes, an ensuite bathroom and direct access to the garden, while the two further bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests or a home office. A second marble-lined bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, with handmade Zellige tiles used across both. A private sauna completes the floor. The south-facing garden has been professionally landscaped and paved in York stone, creating a sheltered space for outdoor dining. Excellent built-in storage is incorporated throughout the apartment. St Michaels Gardens is a handsome residential street in North Kensington, close to the independent shops, cafés and restaurants of Golborne Road and Portobello Road. Local favourites include Layla Bakery, The Fat Badger and Straker’s, while Ladbroke Grove Underground station provides connections across central London.

Crowning a former Victorian power station in Covent Garden, this three-bedroom duplex penthouse pairs dramatic proportions with far-reaching views across central London. The apartment extends to approximately 1,845 sq ft and has a substantial private terrace, a double-height reception room and a striking principal suite overlooking the living space below. Arclight Lofts was originally built to house the dynamos that powered the carbon arc lights of the Royal Adelphi Theatre on the Strand. The building has since been converted into a small collection of loft apartments, retaining the scale and industrial character of its original architecture while introducing a contemporary specification. The fourth floor is devoted principally to an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room. A double-height glazed façade draws abundant natural light into the space, while timber flooring and soaring ceilings add warmth and volume. The dark-toned kitchen has integrated appliances, extensive cabinetry and a large central island, creating a natural division between the cooking and living areas. Glazed doors open directly onto the terrace, which measures approximately 32 ft by 15 ft. Stretching across the width of the apartment, it has space for outdoor dining and several seating areas, framed by mature planting and the rooftops of Seven Dials. Its elevated outlook reaches east towards the City and west across the West End. A guest cloakroom and built-in storage complete this floor. The three bedrooms are arranged on the level above. Set beside the double-height void, the exceptionally generous principal bedroom has an extensive dressing area and an ensuite shower room with twin basins. Internal glazing allows the room to share the living area’s remarkable outlook while curtains provide privacy when required. Two further bedrooms and two bath or shower rooms sit on the opposite side of the floor, alongside a separate store. Residents benefit from lift access, a porter, CCTV and an additional storage room within the building. Betterton Street lies moments from Seven Dials, where narrow streets converge around the historic sundial monument and are lined with independent boutiques, restaurants and cafés. Covent Garden’s theatres, Neal’s Yard, the Royal Opera House and the restaurants of Soho are all within easy walking distance, while nearby stations provide swift connections across London.

This exceptional new development by REDD, offers a boutique collection of homes in one of London’s most coveted addresses. Perfectly positioned just off the north-east corner of Berkeley Square, each residence has been exquisitely crafted in collaboration with renowned design studio 1508 London. The internationally lauded design team have successfully honoured the traditional features of the building while creating sophisticated contemporary interiors. Traditional plaster mouldings and cornicing, Havwoods European oak flooring in a herringbone pattern, and bespoke joinery throughout pay homage to the building’s storied history. No detail has been overlooked to ensure comfortable and convenient contemporary living which includes underfloor heating in the bathroom, and curated lighting by Light Directions includes Crestron control. The open-plan kitchen, living and dining area features a bespoke kitchen with natural stone worktops, Miele appliances, and sleek Dornbracht tapware. An elegant dining area and sitting room flows seamlessly and has been cleverly designed to maximise the sense of space. The generously proportioned bedroom has high-quality fitted wardrobes and a luxurious shower room. Here, natural marble and porcelain tiles adorn the walls and floors, with bespoke vanities and heated towel rails creating a spa-like environment. Security is paramount, with Banham locks, a video entry system, and a 24/7 concierge, while residents also benefit from lift access to all floors and a 999-year lease. Located in Mayfair which is arguably London’s most exclusive neighbourhood, where grand Georgian architecture, Michelin-starred dining, exclusive private member’s clubs and luxury boutiques line leafy squares and cobbled lanes.

Behind an attractive red-brick façade on a sought-after Fulham street, this handsome Victorian house offers unusually generous proportions and a particularly well-planned interior. Extending to approximately 3,271 sq ft across four floors, the house is 18 ft wide and has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and several versatile living spaces. The ground floor opens into a substantial double reception room, where tall windows, timber floors and a fireplace retain the character of the original house. Beyond, the kitchen and dining room spans almost 23 ft. A large central island defines the kitchen, while a glazed roof draws natural light into the dining area. Doors open directly onto the garden, which extends to more than 23 ft and is bordered by mature planting. A separate side entrance provides useful access from the street. On the lower-ground floor, a second reception room measures more than 27 ft in length and offers ample room for both seating and entertaining. A study, shower room and large utility room complete this level, allowing the study to serve as an occasional fifth bedroom if required. Two bedroom suites are arranged across the first floor. The principal bedroom overlooks Elmstone Road through a broad bay window and has extensive fitted wardrobes, a small balcony and an adjoining bathroom with twin basins, a bath and separate shower. The second bedroom also has built-in storage and an ensuite shower room. The top floor contains two further double bedrooms. One has an ensuite bathroom, while the other is served by a separate shower room. Both bedrooms on this floor have air conditioning, and the house also benefits from solar panels. Elmstone Road lies just off Parsons Green Lane, approximately 300 metres from Parsons Green Underground station and the open space of the Green. Waitrose and The White Horse are close at hand, while the independent shops, cafés and restaurants of New King’s Road and Fulham Road are within easy walking distance. Fulham Broadway provides further amenities, including an M&S Foodhall and David Lloyd health club.

Extending to 4,268 sq ft, Osprey House is a substantial six-bedroom townhouse on one of South Kensington’s finest garden squares. The Grade II-listed house has been finished to an exacting standard, with generous entertaining rooms, several terraces and off-street parking. The raised ground floor is arranged around an entrance hall finished in Venetian plaster. A Matrix kitchen has Calacatta quartz worktops, a large central island, and Gaggenau and Barazza appliances. French doors open from the kitchen onto a terrace, while an adjoining dining room is wrapped in hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper. A utility room, guest WC, and off-street parking are also found on this level. Two interconnecting reception rooms span the first floor. Both retain original marble fireplaces fitted with gas fires, while high ceilings, decorative cornicing, and tall shuttered windows lend a sense of grandeur to the rooms. Beyond lies a glazed conservatory, which opens onto two terraces and draws light deep into the house. A separate library with custom-built bookshelves completes the floor. The principal suite extends across much of the second floor and includes bespoke wardrobes and office space. Book-matched marble lines the ensuite bathroom and shower enclosure, complemented by Venetian plaster walls, twin surface-mounted basins and a custom marble and timber vanity. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the third floor, alongside a family bathroom and an additional shower room. The lower ground floor provides excellent secondary accommodation. A 26 ft family room opens onto a patio, while two further bedrooms each have an ensuite bathroom. A separate kitchenette, additional patio, three vaults and a climate-controlled AV room complete the floor. The flexible arrangement would work equally well for guests, older children or staff. Air conditioning serves the principal suite, top-floor bedrooms, lower-ground accommodation and conservatory. Further details include underfloor heating, bespoke lighting, integrated audiovisual systems, CCTV and a monitored Secom alarm, which complete this best-in-class home. Onslow Gardens is one of South Kensington’s most desirable addresses, lined with white stucco-fronted houses and centred around leafy communal gardens. The restaurants, cafés and shops of Old Brompton Road, Fulham Road and Gloucester Road are within easy reach, as are the museums of South Kensington. Gloucester Road and South Kensington Underground stations provide convenient connections across London, while Hyde Park lies approximately half a mile away.

One of a small collection of converted farm buildings in the charming village of Idbury, this three-bedroom Cotswold stone barn has been comprehensively renovated by Quad Construction, with beautiful interiors by famed designer HÁM. Exposed beams and original stonework remain at the heart of the house, complemented by warm colours, natural materials and carefully chosen fittings. Arranged across a single storey, the house extends to approximately 1,440 sq ft internally. The main reception room has a timber-panelled ceiling, French doors opening onto the garden and a fireplace flanked by fitted shelving. Beyond lies the generous kitchen and dining room, where terracotta-toned cabinetry is paired with pale stone worktops, an island and parquet flooring. An adjoining utility room provides useful additional storage. The principal bedroom occupies a private position at one end of the house, with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beam adding character. A walk-in shower is set within the room, complemented by a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite powder room. At the opposite end are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom finished with patterned tiles, timber panelling and brass fittings. A separate guest cloakroom completes the accommodation. Outside, the enclosed garden has been designed for eating alfresco and entertaining, with herringbone brick terraces, raised beds, mature planting and a central lawn. An outdoor shower and integrated sound system have also been installed. A detached garage and gravelled parking lie nearby. Practical additions include Cat 6 cabling, ultra-fast broadband with multiple Wi-Fi points, CCTV, a Ring doorbell and a sprinkler system serving the flower beds. Idbury is a small Oxfordshire village in the Cotswold Hills, surrounded by open countryside and approximately four-and-a-half miles from Stow-on-the-Wold. Nearby Kingham has a village shop and well-regarded pubs, while Daylesford Organic, Soho Farmhouse and Estelle Manor are also within easy reach. Kingham station provides direct rail services to Oxford and London Paddington.

Painted a soft shade of pink and positioned on one of Kensington’s prettiest streets, this three-bedroom house brings together character, lateral living spaces and a private patio garden in a particularly charming W8 setting. Arranged across approximately 1,286 sq ft, the house unfolds over three levels, with well-balanced accommodation and excellent natural light throughout. The ground floor is centred around a generous reception room, where wooden floors, fitted joinery and a broad bay window create an inviting space for relaxing and entertaining. To the front, a second bedroom has its own en suite shower room, making it well suited to guests or flexible use as a study. The lower-ground floor forms the social heart of the house. Here, the kitchen and dining room extends across the rear, with a large central island, smart cabinetry and space for a dining table beneath pendant lighting. Full-height glazing opens directly onto the patio garden, creating an easy connection between inside and out. A third bedroom, shower room, utility space and vault storage are also arranged on this level. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor, set beneath a pitched ceiling and lit by shuttered windows. The room has excellent proportions, fitted wardrobes and a private feel. A spacious en suite bathroom sits alongside, finished with marble, a freestanding bath and a separate shower. The patio garden is a rare asset in this part of Kensington, providing a sheltered space for outdoor dining and summer entertaining. Residents’ parking is also available. Uxbridge Street is superbly positioned for the best of Kensington and Notting Hill. Kensington High Street, Holland Park and Notting Hill Gate are all within easy reach, with their excellent restaurants, boutiques, cafés and transport links. The open spaces of Holland Park are close by, while the surrounding streets offer the village-like charm, colour and architectural character that make this pocket of W8 so sought after.

Behind its beautiful and distinctive red-brick facade, this five-bedroom house unfolds across four floors. The proportions are generous throughout, and the layout has been shaped to suit both everyday family life and entertaining. At the front of the house is a double reception room with decorative ceiling detail and a fireplace giving the space structure, while wide openings allow it to be arranged as a series of more intimate seating areas without losing its overall sense of scale. Pale timber flooring runs underfoot, helping to draw light through from front to back. A short flight of steps leads down to the kitchen and dining room, which forms the heart of the house. A substantial central island anchors the kitchen, with long runs of cabinetry and integrated appliances set neatly along the walls. There is space for a large dining table and a more relaxed seating area towards the garden end. Glazed doors open directly onto the rear garden, bringing in natural light and extending the living space outwards. The garden is south-west facing, making it particularly well suited to afternoon and evening sun. It has been paved for ease of use, with established planting softening the edges and creating a sense of enclosure without closing it in. The lower ground floor is arranged with practicality in mind. A separate utility room keeps day-to-day functions discreetly out of sight, while a large store and an additional family room offers flexibility as a study, playroom or occasional guest space. Upstairs, the bedrooms are arranged with a similar sense of proportion. The principal bedroom sits on the first floor, with a fireplace and a spacious ensuite bathroom. A further double bedroom on this level is served by a well-finished shower room. The top floor provides three additional bedrooms, along with a family bathroom and a Jack and Jill arrangement connecting two of the rooms. Storage has been carefully integrated throughout, and ceiling heights remain consistent across all levels. Bowerdean Street sits within the Peterborough Estate, a pocket of Fulham known for its uniform terraces and established community. Wandsworth Bridge Road runs parallel, offering a mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, while Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway are both within walking distance for transport into central London. The area is particularly well served by schools, including Kensington Prep, Thomas’s, Lady Margaret’s and a number of well-regarded nurseries, making it a location that continues to appeal to families looking for both convenience and a sense of neighbourhood.

Across the road from the open green expanse of Barnes Common, this substantial detached house pairs striking Art Deco architecture with more than 5,100 sq ft of beautifully proportioned living space. Behind electric gates, a sweeping driveway leads to a family home designed for entertaining on a grand scale, with landscaped gardens, a swimming pool and generous off-street parking. A broad entrance hall introduces the principal reception spaces. Stretching across the rear of the house, the main reception room enjoys a dual aspect and opens directly onto the garden through glazed doors. Pocket doors connect to a second reception room, allowing the two spaces to be opened up for larger gatherings or closed off for more intimate occasions. To the front of the house, a further reception room offers a quieter retreat, complete with bespoke cabinetry and display shelving. The kitchen and dining room forms the heart of daily life. Arranged around a substantial central island, it is fitted with integrated appliances, stone worktops and extensive storage, while wide windows frame views of the garden beyond. A pantry, utility room and boiler room provide practical ancillary space, while an original basement offers useful additional storage. The first floor is devoted largely to the principal suite, where a generous bedroom is complemented by a dedicated dressing room and a luxurious bathroom. Two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom on this level. Above, the second floor provides two additional bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes and en suite bathrooms, alongside useful eaves storage. Outside, the rear garden extends to approximately 118 ft and has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of spaces for relaxation and entertaining. A broad York stone terrace sits immediately behind the house, overlooking an expansive lawn framed by mature planting and established trees. At the centre of the garden, a family-sized swimming pool creates a focal point and lends the feeling of a private country retreat. Queen's Ride is one of Barnes' most sought-after residential addresses, known for its peaceful setting and immediate access to Barnes Common. The village centre, with its collection of independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and boutiques, is within easy reach, while the Thames towpath and Richmond Park offer exceptional opportunities for outdoor recreation. The area is also renowned for its excellent schools, including St Paul's School, The Harrodian and The Swedish School, making it particularly appealing for families seeking both space and connectivity in south-west London.

Set on one of Mayfair’s most sought-after residential streets, this impressive Grade II listed townhouse offers almost 4,000 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation arranged across four floors, with direct access to private communal gardens and a refined, quietly luxurious finish throughout. The house opens into a grand entrance hall leading through to a wonderfully bright reception room, where tall sash windows and classic proportions are complemented by contemporary finishes and immaculate parquet flooring. To the rear, a formal dining room connects seamlessly with the garden-facing spaces, creating an ideal layout for entertaining. The property enjoys a rare southerly aspect, flooding the principal rooms with natural light and opening directly onto the landscaped communal gardens beyond. At lower ground level sits a beautifully appointed Italian bespoke kitchen and family room, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Generous cabinetry, integrated appliances and a large central island are paired with discreet lighting and excellent storage, while a wine cellar and guest cloakroom complete the level. The upper floors are devoted to accommodation. The principal suite occupies a generous footprint, with a dressing room and elegant en suite bathroom finished in natural stone. A further guest bedroom with en suite, two additional bedrooms, a family bathroom and a study are arranged across the upper floors, offering flexibility for family living, guests or home working. Throughout the house, period character has been carefully preserved and enhanced, with high ceilings, detailed cornicing and large sash windows balanced by modern comforts including Lutron lighting, an integrated audio system and video entry. Positioned just moments from Grosvenor Square and the boutiques, restaurants and private members’ clubs of Mayfair, the house offers a rare combination of scale, privacy and location. With direct access to beautifully maintained communal gardens and excellent transport links close by, this is a substantial freehold home in one of London’s most prestigious addresses.

Colour, character and exceptional proportions define this five-bedroom townhouse on Bedford Gardens, one of Notting Hill’s most desirable residential streets. Arranged across five floors and spanning 2,626 sq ft, the house has a series of generous living spaces, a beautifully planted garden and two balconies. On the raised ground floor, a pair of connecting reception rooms extends from front to back. The front room has a fireplace, built-in shelving and tall sash windows, while the rear reception opens directly onto the garden. Rich paint colours, wooden floors and period features lend the interiors warmth and personality. The lower-ground floor is designed for everyday family life. A large contemporary kitchen centres on an island with breakfast-bar seating, with an adjoining dining area and a further reception room opening onto the garden. Extending approximately 33 ft, the garden is enclosed by mature planting and paved for outdoor dining. A guest cloakroom, patio and cellar complete this level. The principal bedroom occupies much of the first floor, with fitted wardrobes, an ensuite bathroom and two private balconies. A further bedroom and guest cloakroom are also found here. Two bedrooms and a family bathroom lie on the second floor, while the fifth bedroom is tucked beneath the eaves on the top floor. Bedford Gardens runs through the heart of Kensington, within easy reach of the restaurants, cafés and independent shops of Kensington Church Street, Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. Holland Park and Kensington Gardens are both nearby, while Notting Hill Gate Underground station provides Central, Circle and District line services across London.

This impeccable property is a rare opportunity to purchase a totally unique home which blends a contemporary and country aesthetic and is nestled within a total oasis just off Portobello Road. Private and totally unassuming, visitors will be stunned by the meticulously finished home which is set behind private gates where there is secure, off-street, covered parking. A combination of thoughtful design and an abundance of natural light creates this tranquil retreat which takes Notting Hill living to exceptional new heights. On the ground floor, the open-plan reception, dining and kitchen area is bright and spacious with contemporary pale wood floors running underfoot and light drawn in from every angle. Bespoke pale yellow cabinetry adds to the sunny disposition of the kitchen, which benefits from large skylights and traditional wooden beams, Aix en Provence stone countertops and 18th century Azulejos tiles from Portugal. A breakfast bar separates the kitchen from the dining / reception area where the wooden floors continue and French doors open onto the private patio, the perfect place for alfresco dining in warmer months. There is also an ensuite guest bedroom on the ground floor which ensures total privacy and a utility room. A second reception room is located on the first floor with a balcony leading onto a terrace, beautiful vaulted-barrel ceilings, a working fireplace and bespoke built-in shelves. The principal suite is fitted with air conditioning and located on the first floor; adorned with pale by wooden walls and featuring an impressive ensuite bathroom with a stunning tiled shower and steam room, and a walk-in wardrobe / study. A third bedroom and a family bathroom complete the first floor. The property is crowned by a fourth bedroom that comes with air conditioning and a striking built-in bed with rattan cabinetry and leads onto the decked roof terrace where views of the beautiful architecture Notting Hill is famed for can be enjoyed. Tucked away in the heart of Notting Hill, just off Portobello Road, this address offers rare access to one of London’s most coveted enclaves. Known for its pastel-hued townhouses, curated boutiques, and destination dining, the area blends timeless architecture with exclusive allure. With access to the Central, Circle, and District lines via Notting Hill Gate station and the Hammersmith & City line from Ladbroke Grove residents enjoy fast, direct connections to central London and beyond.

A bold architectural extension, a Japanese-inspired garden and beautifully individual interiors distinguish this five-bedroom house in Ealing. Extending to approximately 2,756 sq ft across four floors, the Victorian home has been comprehensively remodelled, with generous family spaces, bespoke joinery and an abundance of natural light. On the ground floor, the kitchen, dining area and family room unfold across a series of interconnected zones. The bespoke kitchen centres on a broad island, with extensive cabinetry and integrated appliances lining the surrounding walls. Full-height glazing and bi-folding doors open onto the garden, while an internal courtyard draws daylight deep into the plan. Beyond the dining area, exposed brickwork lends warmth and texture to a substantial reception room. A second reception room lies on the lower-ground floor, currently arranged as a study and sitting room. A bathroom and utility room complete this level, allowing it to work equally well as guest accommodation or a home office. Three double bedrooms share the first floor, along with a family bathroom. Two further bedrooms are found above. The principal suite is particularly impressive, comprising a vaulted bedroom, an expansive mezzanine dressing room with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and separate shower. Air conditioning serves the suite. The remaining bedroom has access to a separate bathroom. Bespoke cabinetry appears throughout the house, providing excellent storage without interrupting the clean architectural lines. Underfloor heating has been installed across the ground and lower-ground floors, as well as in the principal family and guest bathrooms. Landscape designer Adolfo Harrison conceived the rear garden as a series of immersive, Japanese-inspired spaces. Mature planting provides colour, scent and texture throughout the year, while a gently flowing water feature introduces a contemplative focal point. Terraces adjoining the kitchen and family room provide ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining, with established trees creating a wonderful sense of seclusion. Kenilworth Road is a sought-after residential address between Ealing Broadway and Ealing Common. Ealing Broadway’s shops, cafés and restaurants are within easy reach, as are Ealing Green, Walpole Park and Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery. Ealing Broadway station, approximately half a mile away, provides Elizabeth, Central and District line services, alongside mainline trains to Paddington and Reading. Ealing Common and South Ealing stations are also nearby. Well-regarded local schools include Clifton Lodge, Durston House, St Benedict’s, Notting Hill & Ealing High School, St Augustine’s Priory and Ada Lovelace Church of England High School.

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.

Set on one of Chelsea’s most desirable streets, moments from the King’s Road, this remarkable six-bedroom home spans six floors and has been beautifully reconfigured to maximise natural light and space. The property offers six bathrooms and three additional WCs, providing exceptional convenience for a house of this scale. Completed in 2016, the renovation introduced underfloor heating throughout and comprehensive security, while interiors were entrusted to Axel Vervoordt. Known internationally for his eponymous gallery, Vervoordt has imbued the house with his signature aesthetic: natural materials, refined proportions, and bespoke pieces that blur the line between furniture and art. Inside, the tone is set by stone fireplaces in the entertaining rooms and a professional-grade Boffi kitchen, fitted with two oversized Sub-Zero refrigerators, additional freezer space, a wine cellar, and Gaggenau appliances beneath a dramatic commercial hood. The principal reception rooms are both voluminous and light-filled, their gallery-quality lighting calibrated for displaying art. Accommodation is versatile, with six bedrooms and six bathrooms arranged across the upper floors. At basement level, an independent suite with its own kitchenette and two bathrooms provides privacy for guests or staff. The lower ground also houses a sound-proofed projection room seating ten, a home gym with ballet barre and steam shower, and a climate-controlled wine vault with capacity for two hundred bottles. Outdoor spaces are equally considered. The house itself has a rooftop garden planted with mature trees and shrubs, served by an automated irrigation system and complete with a built-in barbecue. There is access to the gated communal garden of Ormonde Gate, as well as membership to the adjoining Burton Court gardens and tennis courts, a rare privilege in Chelsea, particularly prized by dog-owners. Security and practicality underpin the sense of ease: CCTV, police-linked panic buttons on every floor and a functioning alarm system are all in place. Ormonde Gate occupies a prestigious residential pocket of Chelsea, where handsome red-brick houses and apartments line tree-shaded streets. From here, the King’s Road unfolds with its blend of designer boutiques, cafés and restaurants, while Sloane Square and the Saatchi Gallery are a short walk away.

Set on the second floor of an impressive red-brick Victorian mansion block, this generously proportioned apartment offers bright, free-flowing living space moments from Notting Hill Gate. Its elevated position and high ceilings create a sense of calm and openness throughout. The layout centres on two wonderful reception rooms, both arranged for comfortable entertaining. One opens directly onto a private balcony, while the other forms a broad dining and living space, perfect for larger gatherings. Original architectural details, tall sash windows and wood flooring bring warmth and character. A separate kitchen sits just off the main living areas, with good storage and a built-in breakfast bar. A utility room keeps the functional elements neatly tucked away. The bedroom wing is arranged for privacy. The principal bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom, while two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. All high levels of natural light and peaceful rear-facing outlooks. Residents benefit from a lift, secure entry and the classic façade for which these mansion blocks are loved. Hereford Road lies moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Westbourne Grove, with Notting Hill Gate and Kensington Gardens also within easy reach. It’s a particularly convenient base for couples or a young family wanting generous space in a prime, well-connected location.

This quintessentially Notting Hill townhouse unfolds over five floors and has undergone extensive renovations to create an impeccably finished, contemporary home. Set behind an elegant facade the home has both a front and back garden, two terraces and a verandah. The open-plan design on the ground floor creates a fantastic space for those who enjoy to host and entertain. Traditional features such as high ceilings with intricate cornicing, wood floors, and dual aspect windows honour the building’s history while a cool colour palette creates a contemporary feel. The reception room at the front of the house seamlessly leads onto the impressive kitchen; a marble island unit, high-end appliances and bespoke cabinetry define the thoughtfully designed space. The kitchen leads onto the dining area which is flooded in natural light thanks to the French doors which open onto a Juliette balcony and the skylights overhead. There are two double bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms, a utility room and a store room located on the lower ground floor. A second large reception room unfolds over the entirety of the first floor, with doors leading onto a roof terrace at the back of the home and a balcony at the front, this room is exceptionally bright. A generously proportioned ensuite double bedroom with bespoke Italian cabinetry unfolds over the second floor, the principal suite unfolds over the third floor and features ample bespoke Italian built-in wardrobes and a luxurious spa-like ensuite bathroom. The property is crowned by a roof terrace. Further highlights of this exceptional home include: a state-of-the art smart home system, an advanced lighting system, central air conditioning and a cutting edge security system. Ledbury Road, in the heart of Notting Hill, offers an exceptional blend of charm, elegance, and convenience. This sought-after address boasts stylish boutiques, renowned restaurants, and artisanal cafés. Moments from Portobello Road Market, Hyde Park, and excellent transport links, it provides an idyllic setting for city living with a village-like feel.

Georgian architecture and bold contemporary design come together in this exceptional six-bedroom house in the heart of Richmond. Extending to approximately 4,144 sq ft, the Grade II listed property has a grand double reception room, a striking glass-walled kitchen extension and a cinema room, as well as a large south-facing garden and secure parking for several cars. The handsome stock-brick façade is defined by symmetrical sash windows, decorative brickwork and a fanlight above the front door. Inside, the entrance hall leads to a study with two windows overlooking the front garden. Opposite, the double reception room extends to more than 26 ft and is framed by decorative cornicing, arched windows and bespoke bookshelves. Two fireplaces form focal points, while doors connect the room to the kitchen and dining space beyond. Spanning almost 30 ft, the kitchen and breakfast room is found within a contemporary extension at the rear of the house. Bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances are arranged around a broad central island, with ample room for informal dining. Rooflights and walls of glazing fill the space with natural light, while sliding doors open directly onto the garden. The principal bedroom lies on the first floor and has wonderfully generous proportions, two tall sash windows and its own dressing room and ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom on this level also has an ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom are found on the second floor. The lower-ground floor has a separate entrance and contains two additional bedrooms, both with ensuite shower rooms, providing privacy for guests, older children or staff. A large cinema room occupies the rear of this level, accompanied by a utility room, kitchenette and dedicated wine storage. At the back of the house, the south-facing garden is enclosed by mature hedging and established planting. A broad paved terrace beside the kitchen provides space for outdoor dining and seating, beyond which lies a generous lawn bordered by hydrangeas and clipped greenery. To the front, a gated paved forecourt provides unusually extensive off-street parking for such a central Richmond address. Spring Terrace lies only a few hundred yards from Richmond’s shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as Richmond station, which provides National Rail services to London Waterloo alongside District line and London Overground connections. Richmond Park and the River Thames are both within easy reach, while the area is particularly well served by highly regarded schools.

Part of the award-winning Merchant Terrace development, this four-bedroom townhouse offers approximately 2,533 sq ft of beautifully finished accommodation, secure underground parking and a series of generous outdoor spaces. Arranged across four principal floors, the house has far-reaching views over west London and an unusually versatile layout. The ground floor is devoted to an impressive kitchen, dining and family room measuring more than 39 ft in length. Designed by Metris, the kitchen has sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances and a curved peninsula with bar seating. Beyond, there is ample room for a large dining table and comfortable seating, while full-width glazing opens the back of the house onto a terrace. A separate utility room and guest WC complete this level. On the first floor, the main reception room extends to more than 18 ft and opens through bi-fold doors onto a substantial terrace measuring approximately 18 ft by 16 ft. The outdoor space functions as a natural continuation of the room and provides plenty of space for dining and entertaining. Also on this floor is a double bedroom with two front-facing balconies and an adjoining shower room. Two further double bedrooms occupy the second floor, both with fitted wardrobes. They share a large family bathroom with a bath and separate walk-in shower. The principal suite is found on the third floor and has a walk-in wardrobe, an ensuite shower room and air conditioning. A private balcony runs across the front of the bedroom, while doors at the opposite end open onto another terrace. One floor above, the roof terrace measures approximately 17 ft by 16 ft and has open views across the London skyline. A separate basement room offers useful storage or space for a private gym. Secure off-street parking is provided by an underground car lift, with direct internal access to the house. Further features include underfloor heating, air filtration, Rako lighting controls, an integrated multi-room Sonos sound system and video entry. Merchant Terrace was completed by Fruition Properties in 2017 and received both the What House Award for Best House and the Evening Standard New Homes Award for Best Family Home. Its handsome frontage draws on the proportions of a traditional London terrace, while the interiors are bright, highly functional and finished with close attention to detail. Beavor Lane lies between Hammersmith and Chiswick, approximately 0.1 miles from Ravenscourt Park and 0.2 miles from Ravenscourt Park Underground station. Latymer Upper School is also around 0.2 miles away, while the shops, cafés and restaurants of King Street and Chiswick High Road are within easy reach. The River Thames is nearby, offering waterside walks as well as a collection of well-known riverside pubs and restaurants.

This impressive home unfolds over 4,340 sq ft and boasts an enviable list of incredible and rare features throughout. The ground floors consist of a grand reception room with high ceilings, intricate cornicing on the ceilings, a working fireplace and a stunning spiral staircase. The space, which leads on to the kitchen, is the perfect place to entertain guests. The kitchen is located at the back of the property and features French doors which open onto a balcony and overlook the garden and additionally provides ample natural light. The sleek minimal design features a large island unit and brand new appliances. There is also a guest W.C and a utility room on this floor. The first floor features three generously proportioned bedrooms with large windows, two of them are ensuite. The impressive spiral staircase continues to the third floor which has a large skylight, a grand art-deco style window and a large principle bedroom which has plenty of built-in storage, a marble ensuite, and an impressive balcony. A fantastic and extremely rare feature of this home is the self contained staff flat which has its own entrance and is located on the lower ground floor. The one bedroom flat has a dine in kitchen, a reception room, plus a secret staircase leading on to the main house’s kitchen. There is also a store room located on this floor. Wooden floors and air conditioning are found throughout the home. This wonderful house is conveniently located within walking distance of the green spaces of Hyde Park, excellent shops and exceptional restaurants. The home benefits from excellent transportation links and is within walking distance of Paddington Station and the Elizabeth Line.

Behind its handsome red-brick façade, this four-bedroom house offers 2,424 sq ft of colourful living space arranged across three principal floors. Original fireplaces and decorative cornicing lend period character, while a west-facing garden and private roof terrace provide two excellent outdoor spaces. The ground floor opens with a generous double reception room, extending to 27 ft and arranged as distinct sitting and family areas. Timber flooring runs underfoot, complemented by built-in shelving, patterned wallpaper and two original fireplaces. Beyond, the kitchen and dining room spans the width of the house, with a central island, extensive cabinetry and ample room for a large dining table. Glazed doors open directly onto the garden, while a guest cloakroom and a substantial cellar provide useful additional storage. The principal bedroom lies at the front of the first floor, with a wide bay window, a balcony, a window seat and fitted wardrobes. Its generous ensuite bathroom has a freestanding roll-top bath, separate shower and twin basins. A second double bedroom with built-in storage and an ensuite shower room completes this level. Two further double bedrooms are arranged across the second floor. One has an ensuite shower room, while the other is served by a family bathroom. Considerable eaves storage sits to the front of the house. Stairs rise from the landing to a private roof terrace, creating a secluded spot for morning coffee or evening drinks. The west-facing rear garden extends to approximately 27 ft and has been designed for outdoor dining, with mature planting and a paved terrace. Shottendane Road is a sought-after residential street close to Parsons Green, with the cafés, restaurants and independent shops of Fulham Road nearby. Parsons Green Underground station is approximately 0.2 miles away, providing District line services across London. Fulham Broadway’s shops, cinema and leisure facilities are also within easy reach.

This handsome six-bedroom house on this much sought-after residential road in Parsons Green has been comprehensively refurbished to create 2,780 sq ft of beautifully finished accommodation. Arranged across four floors, it has generous living and entertaining spaces, air conditioning in the kitchen and upstairs bedrooms, underfloor heating throughout and a south-west-facing garden. The raised ground floor opens with a bright reception room, where a wide bay window, decorative cornicing and fireplace retain the proportions and character of the original house. To the rear, the kitchen, dining and breakfast room spans the full width of the property. A large central island anchors the bespoke kitchen, while skylights and full-height glazing draw abundant natural light into the room. Sliding doors open directly onto the garden, creating an easy connection between the house and its outdoor space. The lower ground floor has impressive ceiling heights and is devoted largely to entertaining. A substantial media room incorporates a fitted bar, while a separate utility room, shower room and excellent storage add practicality. An ensuite double bedroom on this floor provides flexible accommodation for guests or staff. The principal bedroom occupies much of the first floor, with a broad bay window, private balcony, extensive fitted wardrobes and an adjoining bathroom with a bath and separate shower. A further bedroom on this level is currently arranged as a fitted study. Three additional bedrooms are found on the second floor, alongside a large family bathroom. Built-in wardrobes and carefully planned storage feature throughout the house. The south-west-facing rear garden is enclosed by mature planting and brick walls, with space for outdoor dining and relaxing. Chesilton Road runs south from the Fulham Road in the heart of Parsons Green. The boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Fulham Road and New King’s Road are close at hand, while Parsons Green itself and Eel Brook Common provide valuable nearby green space. Parsons Green Underground station is within easy walking distance, offering District line services across central London.

Behind a handsome red-brick façade on Perrymead Street, this six-bedroom Lion house offers approximately 2,800 sq ft of accommodation, with generous living spaces and an unusually long south-west-facing garden. Arranged across four floors, the house is exceptionally light, with a long sightline from the front door through the ground floor and out towards the garden. The ground floor is largely devoted to entertaining. At the front, a generous reception room has a fireplace and built-in cabinetry, while the adjoining dining room leads through to the kitchen and breakfast room. Spanning more than 23 ft, the kitchen has a large central island and extensive cabinetry, with wide glazed doors opening directly onto the garden. Wooden floors run throughout the principal living spaces. The south-west-facing garden extends to more than 30 ft and is particularly private, with mature planting, established trees and space for outdoor dining and seating. Perrymead Street is known for having some of the longest gardens within the Peterborough Estate. On the lower-ground floor, a large media room opens onto a courtyard, providing a separate space for television and informal entertaining. A substantial double bedroom lies to the rear, also with access to its own courtyard, while a shower room, utility room and useful storage complete this level. The first floor is home to the principal bedroom, a generous room with extensive fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with both a bath and separate shower. A further double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and family bathroom are also arranged on this floor. Three additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, alongside another bathroom and storage. All six bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, making the house particularly well suited to family life. Perrymead Street lies in the heart of Fulham's Peterborough Estate, an area characterised by its handsome red-brick houses and quiet residential streets. Parsons Green and the Fulham Road are within easy reach, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. Parsons Green Underground station provides District line services across central London, while the area's highly regarded schools and green spaces add to its enduring appeal for families.