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Approached along a long a private driveway through secluded grounds, this exceptional Manor is a Grade II* listed country house. Handsome stone elevations, mullioned windows and steeply pitched roofs introduce a 13th century Manor of considerable character. Together with Residence Two, Residence Three and Residence Four, the estate extends to approximately 16,223 sq. ft., with 22 bedrooms across four residences apx 13 acres and an outdoor heated swimming pool. Residence One was enlarged in the 16th century and comprehensively restored in the 1930s by architect Hubert Lidbetter. Built from local chert stone with Hamstone dressings, it retains exposed beams, timber panelling and substantial stone fireplaces. Residence One extends to approximately 8,807 sq. ft. Its principal reception rooms are arranged around a generous banquet hall, where an intricately beamed ceiling and panelled walls create a memorable setting for entertaining. A separate reception room has a broad fireplace and views over the gardens, while the kitchen combines timber cabinetry, a central island and a range cooker, with space for informal dining. A bar, television room, games room and study provide further places to gather or retreat, alongside a utility room and sauna. Ten bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors, with individual proportions and period details giving each its own character. Several have fireplaces, exposed timbers or built-in storage, while the bathrooms include a distinctive timber bath set beside a stone fireplace. A dressing room accompanies the second bedroom, and a first-floor terrace provides an elevated outdoor seating area. Residence Two extends to approximately 3,716 sq. ft., with four bedrooms and an impressive reception room stretching to over 49 ft. A mezzanine overlooks this space, while a generous kitchen and dining room forms the centre of the house. A separate office and a ground-floor bedroom add flexibility, with the remaining three bedrooms upstairs. The five-bedroom Residence Three spans approximately 2,346 sq. ft. A large dining and reception room is complemented by a second reception space, a kitchen and breakfast room, and a separate utility room. Four bedrooms are on the ground floor, including one with an ensuite bathroom, while the principal bedroom occupies the first floor with its own ensuite bathroom. Arranged on one level, Residence Four provides approximately 1,354 sq. ft. of accommodation. Its three bedrooms include a generous principal room opening outside, alongside a bathroom and separate shower room. A kitchen and dining room connects to the conservatory, with a separate reception room completing the layout. Together, the additional residences offer considerable flexibility for extended family, guests or staff. Outside, broad lawns, mature trees and established planting frame the buildings and reinforce the sense of privacy. The outdoor heated swimming pool sits within a sheltered enclosure with a paved surround, while terraces around the houses provide space for outdoor dining. Access to the M5 connects the area with Bristol, Exeter and the wider South West, while rail services from Taunton provide connections to London Paddington.

It is hard to imagine a home as regal and unique as the Mansion House. Originally designed by Horace Field, its untold heritage and prestige are evident throughout. Meticulously renovated, this historic property will make a truly exceptional family home. The house is over 15m wide and has an array of illustrious period features such as the sweeping central staircase, the spacious oak-panelled drawing room, and the ornate gilt cupola. In addition to the intricate marble detailing and Royal Palace craftsmanship, the house also comes with a stunning private roof terrace that offers expansive views across Big Ben, the House of Lords, and Westminster Abbey. Its bespoke leisure amenities include a spa with its own gym, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, patio garden, and 10m swimming pool. There is also an 8-person lift, a walk-in wine room, a games room, a cinema, a bar, and a double kitchen with Miele and Gaggenau appliances. The house also has an integrated audio-visual and lighting system and comfort cooling. All seven bedrooms are en-suite and generously proportioned. The principal suite also comes with a walk-in dressing room, a private terrace, and two en-suite bathrooms. Mansion House was reinstated as a private residence in 2017. It has undergone an extensive refurbishing process to honour its history and also integrate the latest amenities, creating the ideal haven for luxury living. It is located on Cowley Street in Westminster. Set in the heart of central London, it is surrounded by some of the country’s most significant landmarks, in addition to impressive retail, dining, and hospitality outlets.

Behind one of the most recognisable front doors in London lies a remarkable three-bedroom house, once home to screenwriter Richard Curtis and immortalised as William Thacker’s residence in the 1999 film Notting Hill. Extending to approximately 2,752 sq ft, the property pairs a unique cinematic history with exceptional architecture, voluminous interiors and two substantial outside spaces. A discreet entrance leads through to the house’s spectacular centrepiece: an open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room measuring almost 48 ft in length. Originally conceived as an artist’s studio, the space rises to a dramatic vaulted ceiling, with exposed roof trusses, a series of skylights and a first-floor gallery running around much of its perimeter. Dark timber floors and a stone fireplace bring warmth to the expansive room, while a generous marble island anchors the contemporary kitchen. Overlooking the living space, the mezzanine study is lined with bookshelves and provides an inspiring place to work. From here, a spiral staircase ascends to a roof terrace measuring approximately 29 ft by 14 ft. Framed by mature planting and old brick walls, it forms a wonderfully secluded setting for outdoor dining, with far-reaching views across the rooftops of Notting Hill. The principal bedroom lies on the first floor, where fitted wardrobes lead through to a large ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and separate shower. Two further bedrooms and a shower room are arranged on the ground floor, alongside a utility room. Period fireplaces, decorative cornicing, stained-glass windows and timber floors lend character to the private rooms, while richly veined marble brings a bolder note to the bathrooms. At the rear, the house opens onto a leafy courtyard garden extending to approximately 34 ft. Lush planting surrounds areas for sitting and dining, creating an unusually private retreat in the heart of west London. A separate arched entrance from the street adds to the property’s distinctive character. The blue door itself has become part of British cinematic history. Richard Curtis was living at the address when production designer Stuart Craig selected it for Notting Hill, reportedly without initially realising that it belonged to the film’s writer. The original 19th-century door was later sold at Christie’s for charity, while its replacement has since been returned to the famous shade of blue recognised around the world. Westbourne Park Road lies at the heart of Notting Hill, moments from the independent boutiques, restaurants and cafés of Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road. The green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are within easy reach, while nearby Notting Hill Gate and Westbourne Park stations provide excellent connections across London.

Across the sixth and seventh floors of Aldford House, these four apartments present a substantial restoration opportunity on Park Lane, with far-reaching views over Hyde Park and the London skyline. Offered in shell condition, the accommodation extends to approximately 20,620 sq. ft. including balconies, with planning permission for two apartments on each floor. Built in the early 1930s, Aldford House was designed by George Val Myer and F. J. Watson-Hart, with Sir Edwin Lutyens acting as architectural adviser. Its Portland stone and red-brick façades draw on Beaux-Arts and Art Deco influences, with contrasting horizontal bands and long balconies giving the building its distinctive appearance. The sixth floor contains apartments 61 and 62. Broad expanses of glazing follow the outer elevations, bringing light into the deep floorplates and framing views across the park and neighbouring Mayfair streets. The unfinished interiors offer considerable scope to shape the accommodation around a purchaser’s requirements, within the approved scheme. Above, apartments 71 and 72 benefit from extensive terraces and balconies, with an elevated outlook across the treetops of Hyde Park. The southern apartments look down Park Lane towards Wellington Arch, while those to the north look towards Marble Arch. Further views take in South Street, Aldford Street and the Grosvenor Chapel, with the City and Canary Wharf visible from the seventh floor. The building benefits from lift access, a 24-hour porter and concierge service. The apartments are offered on a 999-year lease with a share of the freehold. Residents have collectively acquired the freehold and are considering proposals to upgrade the building and its communal areas. Park Lane marks Mayfair’s western edge, with Hyde Park directly opposite and the neighbourhood’s galleries, restaurants and shops close by. Mount Street, with its boutiques and restaurants, and the gardens of Grosvenor Square are within walking distance, while Bond Street offers further shopping. Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner Underground stations provide connections across central London.

Designed and built for the current owners, this seven-bedroom detached house lies on a quiet close in Cobham. A double-height kitchen and family room, generous bedroom suites and a heated outdoor swimming pool are among its highlights, with approximately 9,271 sq. ft. in total, including eaves storage, the garage and outbuildings. Beyond the gated driveway, a covered entrance opens to a broad hallway, where pale marble-effect flooring and a sweeping staircase establish the character of the interiors. Glazed doors lead into the principal reception room, which has a fireplace, decorative ceiling details and views across the garden. A separate dining room, library, study and cinema provide plenty of scope for entertaining, working and spending time as a family. The kitchen and family room form the heart of the ground floor. A vaulted ceiling with exposed structural beams rises above the bespoke Italian cabinetry, while extensive glazing brings light into the room. A large central island provides seating alongside preparation space, with Miele appliances throughout. Beyond the kitchen, the family room opens to the garden terrace. A substantial utility room, cloakroom and internal access to the garage complete this floor. On the first floor, the principal suite has a private balcony overlooking the garden, a bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower, and an extensive split-level dressing room with fitted cabinetry. Two further bedrooms on this floor each have an ensuite shower room. The second floor contains another two bedrooms, a dressing room and a shared bathroom, together with useful eaves storage. Two additional bedrooms above the garage are reached by a separate staircase and share a shower room, making them well suited to guests or staff. Bespoke joinery by K&D runs throughout the house, alongside Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware, underfloor heating and a Control4 audiovisual system. Comfort cooling serves all bedrooms, the kitchen and the sun room. The rear garden is exceptionally private, with mature trees and established planting enclosing a broad lawn. A terrace beside the house provides space for outdoor dining, while the heated Desjoyaux swimming pool sits alongside a detached pool house. The latter includes a gym, shower room, kitchenette and covered seating area. A separate garden cabin offers further flexibility, and irrigation serves the lawns and flower beds. Cobham’s high street offers a broad choice of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, with countryside walks and green spaces throughout the surrounding area. Schooling includes Reed’s and ACS Cobham International School, while Cobham & Stoke d’Abernon station provides services to London Waterloo. Road connections give access to the A3 and M25 for journeys into London, towards the coast and to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.

Ryan House gives little away from the street. Beyond its handsome Georgian façade lies one of Twickenham's most remarkable riverside houses, where beautifully proportioned period architecture opens unexpectedly towards the Thames. Built for Baroness Howe on the site of Alexander Pope's former home, the Grade II listed house carries a fascinating legacy that spans more than two centuries. Extending to approximately 5,393 sq ft, the house has been sensitively restored by its current owners, who, while working with the award winning team at Michael Jones Architecture, have introduced richly layered interiors and contemporary comforts while respecting its architectural heritage. A deVOL kitchen sits alongside original fireplaces, sash windows and period detailing, creating a home that honours its history while embracing modern family life. Throughout the house, the river is a constant presence. Natural light pours into the principal rooms, while the changing tide provides an ever-evolving outlook that shifts with the seasons and the time of day. Every principal space has been arranged to make the most of this extraordinary setting. The entrance hall leads to a series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms. At the front of the house, the library is lined with bespoke shelving and centred around an open fireplace. Now used as a music room, it accommodates a baby grand piano before French doors that open onto a balcony overlooking the gardens with the Thames sedately flowing past. Alongside, the drawing room is among the finest spaces in the house. A dramatic curved bay frames sweeping river views, while three sets of French doors open directly onto the terrace, drawing the gardens and water into everyday life. The lower ground floor forms the heart of the home. Designed by deVOL, the kitchen combines traditional cabinetry with stone-topped islands, integrated appliances and a breakfast pantry. Full-height glazed doors open directly onto the garden, making the space as suited to relaxed family breakfasts as it is to summer lunches or evenings entertaining beside the river. A comfortable family room sits alongside, while a wine cellar, two utility rooms, a workshop and a powder room complete the floor. Six bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors. On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys uninterrupted views across the Thames and has the use of a beautifully finished bathroom across the hall. Each of the remaining two bedrooms on this floor has its own separate bathroom. The principal guest suite occupies the second floor, where an ensuite bathroom and private terrace provide another spectacular vantage point over the river. Both the principal bedroom and guest suite benefit from integrated air conditioning, while every window throughout the house was restored as part of the renovation. Original fireplaces, sash windows, generous ceiling heights and finely preserved architectural detailing remain throughout, preserving the character established more than two centuries ago. The gardens, designed by Chelsea flower show gold winners Marcus Barnett Studio and installed by gold winners Ryan Alexander associates, are every bit as memorable as the house itself. Broad York stone terraces descend through mature planting and immaculate lawns to the banks of the Thames, creating a succession of outdoor spaces that feel entirely private. At the water's edge, a private jetty, mooring rights and a riverside seating area with a firepit make the most of this exceptional position.

Unexpected in both scale and design, this four-bedroom house on the Chelsea-Fulham border has been entirely rebuilt to create a contemporary family home of remarkable volume and light. Extending to 2,566 sq ft, the house unfolds across five levels, where striking architectural interventions sit behind a traditional Victorian façade. The sense of space is immediate. Entering at raised ground-floor level, a spectacular reception room rises through two storeys beneath a dramatic double-height void. Framed by bespoke metal balustrades and expansive glazing, the room is flooded with natural light and forms the architectural heart of the house. A separate study overlooks the front of the property, providing a peaceful workspace away from the principal living areas. Descending to the lower ground floor, the house opens into an impressive kitchen, dining and entertaining space extending over 27 ft in length. Arranged around a substantial central island, the kitchen is fitted with sleek cabinetry and integrated appliances, while full-width sliding doors draw the garden into the room beyond. Facing south-west, the landscaped garden enjoys sunshine throughout much of the day and provides an inviting setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. Also on this floor is a versatile media room, a utility room and a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. Benefitting from a separate entrance, this level lends itself equally well to guest accommodation, a nanny suite or independent family living. The first floor is occupied by two generous double bedrooms, both served by ensuite bathrooms, together with a practical utility area. Crowning the house, the principal suite occupies the entire second floor. A spacious dressing room sits alongside the bedroom and bathroom, while doors open onto a private terrace overlooking the surrounding rooftops. Throughout, the house has been finished to an exacting standard, with air conditioning, double glazing, solar panels and integrated Control4 smart-home technology enhancing everyday comfort. Extensive storage has been thoughtfully incorporated across all levels. Waterford Road occupies a sought-after position between the King's Road and Fulham Road, placing the amenities of both Chelsea and Fulham within easy reach. Fulham Broadway Underground station is moments away, while the cafés, restaurants and independent shops of Parsons Green are a short stroll from the doorstep. Eel Brook Common provides open green space, tennis courts and children's play areas nearby, and the area is particularly well regarded for its excellent schools, including Thomas's Fulham. Combining contemporary architecture with one of southwest London's most established residential settings, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a design-led family home in the heart of Fulham.

The Olive House is a newly built, double-fronted detached house on Aylestone Avenue in Brondesbury, with seven bedrooms, a cinema and a large rear garden. Behind a gated carriage driveway, its limestone exterior gives way to light-filled interiors arranged across two principal floors, with three additional mezzanines. The house extends to approximately 5,268 sq. ft., including the mezzanines and garage, and takes its name from the olive tree, over 100 years old, planted in a courtyard at its centre. The entrance hall introduces the house’s generous proportions, with herringbone timber flooring and a sweeping staircase beneath a double-height void. Full-height glazing frames the courtyard, bringing the olive tree into view from both floors, while a glass balustrade follows the curve of the staircase to the landing above. Across the rear of the ground floor, the kitchen, dining and family spaces open onto the garden through broad glazed doors. Dark cabinetry, brass-toned handles and pale worktops define the bespoke kitchen, where a substantial island provides breakfast seating beneath a long rooflight. A separate pantry and utility room provide further storage and working space. The dining area looks into the central courtyard, while the adjoining TV room has a fireplace and views across the lawn. A separate reception room and a panelled study sit towards the front of the house, both with herringbone floors and tall windows. The cinema has dark walls and recessed lighting, creating a more enclosed setting for films. A guest cloakroom and shower room complete the ground floor, alongside the garage, currently used as a gym. All seven bedrooms are on the first floor. The principal suite opens onto a private balcony overlooking the rear garden and has a dressing room lined with fitted wardrobes. Its ensuite bathroom includes a freestanding bath, twin basins and a separate glazed shower. Six further bedrooms are served by five bathrooms, with three bedrooms also benefiting from mezzanine levels. Pitched ceilings and rooflights add variety to the upper rooms, while fitted wardrobes provide storage throughout. Outside, a broad paved terrace runs along the rear of the house, with space for dining and seating directly off the principal living rooms. Beyond lies a substantial lawn bordered by established trees and planting. At the front, gates open onto a carriage driveway with off-street parking. Aylestone Avenue is a residential address in Brondesbury, within reach of the shops, cafés and restaurants of Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise. Queen’s Park provides green space, tennis courts and a children’s playground, while Salusbury Road and Chamberlayne Road offer independent shops and neighbourhood favourites. Rail and Underground connections in the surrounding area provide routes across London.

Exposed timbers, broad stone fireplaces and flagstone floors lend considerable character to this detached house in Ebrington. With a separate annexe, extensive outbuildings and a 1.5 acre garden, Springfield Farm offers a versatile arrangement of accommodation in the north Cotswolds. The entrance hall introduces the house’s generous proportions and wealth of period detail, with exposed stonework, overhead beams and a fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove. To one side, the principal reception room extends to over 20 feet, with bay windows and a substantial stone fireplace. Built-in shelving add to the room’s inviting atmosphere. Across the hall, the dining room has exposed beams and space for a large table. Beyond lies the garden room, where broad glazing and doors to the garden bring a different feel to the ground floor. Connecting directly to the kitchen, it provides a natural place for everyday dining or a second sitting area. The kitchen has painted cabinetry, stone worktops and space for a kitchen table beneath exposed beams. A range cooker sits within a stone recess, while glazed doors open onto the garden room. An adjoining office and a separate cloakroom complete this floor. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has its own dressing room and ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by a shower room, while a bathroom and another bedroom (currently used as a snug) open from the landing. Separate from the main house, the annexe has a kitchenette and shower room, providing useful accommodation for guests or an independent workspace. The outbuildings include a garage measuring over 31 feet in length, a series of stores and a utility room, with ample scope for hobbies and practical storage. The 1.5 acre garden gives the house a generous outdoor setting. A gated driveway provides ample off-street parking, alongside the garaging and outbuildings. Ebrington is a north Cotswold village close to Chipping Campden, with the Ebrington Arms at its heart and countryside walks extending into the surrounding hills. Chipping Campden offers a wider choice of shops and places to eat, while Hidcote and Kiftsgate gardens are nearby. Moreton-in-Marsh provides rail connections to London Paddington.

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.

Tucked away in the heart of the prestigious Wentworth Estate, this exceptional home is defined by its ambassadorial proportions, designed with a meticulous eye for detail. Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and positioned within the estate’s most sought-after enclave, this extraordinary property combines grand architecture, thoughtful interior design, and state-of-the-art leisure facilities. Stepping inside, a striking reception hall sets the tone, leading into a series of elegant yet inviting living spaces. The drawing room, dining room, and sitting room are all designed to embrace natural light, with generous proportions and hand-picked detailing that create a sense of warmth and sophistication. The orangery, with its full-height windows, is a particular highlight, with its far-reaching and green views over the grounds. The kitchen, impeccably appointed and is complemented by a wine cellar. Seven principal-bedroom suites are each thoughtfully designed with bespoke finishes, while a separate four-bedroom wing provides the perfect privacy for guests or staff. A cinema, playroom, a gym, a treatment room, and a spectacular indoor swimming pool complete the house. The outdoor spaces are equally showstopping. A sunken courtyard brings light into the lower levels of the home while creating a dramatic setting for private entertaining. Manicured gardens wrap around the house, with a sweeping driveway leading to an impressive arrival experience, complete with a cherry blossom-lined central island. There is also a dedicated security lodge, garage, and carefully designed landscape garden. Set within 1,750 acres of rolling parkland, Wentworth Estate is synonymous with exclusivity and heritage. Established in the 1920s by W.G. Tarrant, its grand homes are interwoven with a world-class golfing legacy, home to three 18-hole courses, including the renowned PGA Championship course. The estate’s Private Members Club has swimming pools, a spa, tennis courts, and fine dining. Beyond Wentworth, the nearby villages of Virginia Water, Sunningdale, and Ascot provide an array of boutique shops, acclaimed restaurants, and prestigious schools. Polo, equestrian pursuits, and country walks are all easily accessible, while luxury hotels such as Coworth Park and the Windsor Fairmont are close. Heathrow Airport and Farnborough Airfield are both within easy reach.

In the heart of the sought-after Trust Grounds in St Margarets, this handsome detached house offers exceptional family living within one of southwest London’s most desirable areas. Set amid 12 acres of residents-only parkland, it enjoys a wonderful position and one of the largest private gardens on the lake grounds, backing directly onto the communal park. The house extends to approximately 6,533 sq ft and, while now in need of refurbishment, presents an extraordinary opportunity to create a substantial home (subject to planning). Inside, generous proportions unfold across five bedrooms, including a full-floor principal suite with dressing area and a large ensuite bathroom. Four further bedrooms and two additional bathrooms complete the upper levels. On the ground floor, there is a series of reception rooms, with the principle west-facing reception room flowing into an orangery, while the kitchen is fitted with bespoke solid-wood cabinetry, a full-size AGA, and an integrated Sub-Zero fridge-freezer. There is a separate annexe away from the main house which provides a utility room, ample storage, and a self-contained nanny flat above. With creative design, this annexe could be incorporated in to the main house and provide valuable additional living space. Off-street parking, accessible via two separate vehicle gates to either side of the house, accommodates several cars and the plot itself is more than twice the size of most within the Trust Grounds. Residents of the Trust Grounds enjoy exclusive access to beautifully maintained parkland, complete with a large lake and lawn tennis courts, as well as two additional private parks nearby accessed by secure gates. While the Trust Grounds are known for their events throughout the year, including a fireworks night, tennis tournament and other community events; the wider area is celebrated for its excellent schools, community feel and easy access to Richmond’s shops, restaurants and cafés. The River Thames and Kew Gardens are moments away, while Richmond Station offers fast connections to central London via both the District Line and overground services to Waterloo. Heathrow is around 10 miles away.

Set within the Haymills Estate conservation area, this newly refurbished detached house has been extensively remodelled to create a generous family home with an integrated passenger lift, a self-contained studio and far-reaching views across London. Arranged over several levels, the property extends to approximately 2,745 sq ft and has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, off-street parking and a landscaped garden. The ground floor opens into a wide entrance hall, from which double doors lead to the kitchen and dining room. Measuring over 23 ft in length, the space is fitted with a bespoke contemporary kitchen, extensive storage and a large central island. A guest cloakroom lies nearby. Steps descend to the substantial reception room, where high ceilings and a gas fireplace define the seating area. Almost the entire rear wall can be opened to the raised terrace through bi-folding doors, creating a strong connection between the house and garden. An automated awning shelters the terrace, with steps and a discreet ramp continuing down to the lawn and mature planted borders. Three bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors. The principal bedroom spans the rear of the first floor and opens through French doors to an elevated outlook over the garden and the London skyline beyond. Its large ensuite bathroom includes a Jacuzzi bath, walk-in steam shower and twin basins. A second double bedroom, further bathroom and walk-in wardrobe complete this level, while another bedroom is found on the half landing. The loft provides useful additional space for storage or a home office. Separate accommodation on the ground floor comprises a studio room with its own kitchen and bathroom. Accessible both independently and from the main house, it is well suited to guests, older children or staff and has the use of a private patio. Further features include underfloor heating, integrated Sonos audio, automated lighting and blinds, CCTV and an alarm system. The Ridings is a quiet, tree-lined street within the Haymills Estate, known for its substantial detached houses and strong sense of community. Park Royal, North Ealing, West Acton and Hanger Lane Underground stations are all within easy reach, while Ealing Broadway provides Elizabeth line services into central London and Heathrow. The area is also well placed for several highly regarded schools, including St Augustine’s Priory, Ada Lovelace CofE High School, The Japanese School and Twyford CofE High School, with convenient road access to the A40, A4, M4 and M40.

An outstanding detached family home, originally built at the turn of the century and recently remodelled and refurbished by the current owners. Contemporary finishes complement extensive and versatile family accommodation, with views towards the All England Lawn Tennis Club and across London’s skyline. This is a turn-key property, fully renovated and decorated to the highest standards. Behind secure gates, the house has a generous frontage with ample off-street parking. The front door opens into a substantial reception hall, where a sculptural staircase creates an immediate sense of space. The principal reception rooms comprise a drawing room and formal dining room, both with large windows and doors opening onto the rear terrace and gardens beyond. At the heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen and breakfast room spanning the full depth of the house. Bespoke cabinetry and high-quality appliances feature throughout, with ample space for everyday dining and entertaining. Doors open directly onto a substantial raised terrace overlooking the garden, and views beyond. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors and offers considerable flexibility and space. At the rear of the house, the principal suite enjoys far-reaching views and has a bespoke walk-in wardrobe, air-conditioning and an ensuite bathroom. On the second floor, two generous bedrooms share a contemporary family bathroom, and are also air-conditioned. A versatile lower ground floor provides additional family accommodation, including a spacious family TV room, air conditioned gym area and a cloakroom. Floor-to-ceiling glazed doors open directly onto the garden, with scope to use the space as a guest suite, leisure area or more independent accommodation. An annexe, accessed via separate stairs, has its own kitchenette and lounge area, making it well suited to guests, staff or older children seeking additional independence. Outside, a substantial rear terrace extends from the reception rooms, providing space for outdoor dining and entertaining, with an outdoor kitchen and landscaped gardens beyond. Bespoke joinery and cabinetry feature throughout the house.

A stunning newly built three-bedroom mews house with a study and separate snug, arranged over three beautifully designed floors in a discreet and secure setting just moments from St James’s Park, Green Park and Buckingham Palace. Tucked away in the heart of St James’s, Buckingham Mews is a rare blend of classic London charm and contemporary craftsmanship. Behind its traditional façade lies a thoughtfully designed home that retains the intimacy and character of a period mews, while delivering the comfort, efficiency and finish expected of a high-specification new build. The layout is both practical and elegant. Three generous double bedrooms each enjoy their own en-suite bathroom, creating privacy and ease for both residents and guests. A dedicated study provides a quiet work-from-home space, while the separate snug/media room offers a more relaxed retreat. A guest powder room is positioned on the ground floor for convenience. The specification has been carefully considered throughout. Underfloor heating extends across all three levels, complemented by air conditioning on the principal floors. A fully integrated Lutron lighting system allows tailored mood settings, while Sonos audio, controlled via an AV panel or remotely by mobile device, connects seamlessly to speakers in the office, media room, kitchen, and living room. Solar panels support energy efficiency, and a BPT video entry system, accessible from multiple points within the house, ensures both practicality and security. An electric vehicle charging point serves the allocated parking space directly outside. The apartment was thoughtfully furnished by Hdesign, drawing subtle inspiration from the nearby Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, particularly in its rich, layered materiality. A calming palette of warm stone and soft taupe forms the foundation, with touches of sienna and terracotta woven through furnishings and accessories to add warmth and depth. The overall effect is refined yet welcoming, a space that feels both architectural and inviting. Buckingham Mews sits within the City of Westminster’s SW1 postcode, one of London’s most prestigious and historically significant districts, encompassing Victoria, Westminster, Pimlico, St James’s and parts of Belgravia. The house is positioned close to Buckingham Palace and within easy walking distance of St James’s Park, Green Park and the Houses of Parliament. Like many traditional mews streets, Buckingham Mews offers a sense of seclusion and quiet, characterised by its cobbled setting and charming façades. Despite its tranquillity, the location places you within immediate reach of exceptional restaurants, luxury boutiques and cultural institutions. Transport connections are excellent, with Victoria, St James’s Park and Green Park Underground stations all nearby, in addition to national rail services from Victoria Station. The result is a rare combination: privacy and calm in one of the most central and prestigious addresses in 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.

Overlooking the leafy tree canopies of Hyde Park, this three-bedroom apartment in Knightsbridge occupies the sixth floor of the sought-after South Lodge, enjoying panoramic rooftop views and generous proportions in one of London's most prestigious neighbourhoods. Extending to approximately 1,841 sq ft, the apartment has been thoughtfully arranged around an impressive reception and dining room spanning over 33 feet. Framed by wide bay windows on three sides, the space is flooded with natural light throughout the day while an elevated outlook across the surrounding rooftops and mature trees creates an unexpectedly peaceful backdrop. Large enough to accommodate both formal entertaining and relaxed family living, it forms the heart of the home. The separate kitchen sits adjacent to the reception room and offers ample cabinetry and workspace, with scope for redesign to suit contemporary tastes. A central hallway leads to three well-proportioned double bedrooms, all benefitting from extensive built-in wardrobes. The principal suite enjoys direct access to a private balcony overlooking the leafy surroundings and is served by an ensuite shower room; a spacious family bathroom and separate guest cloakroom complete the accommodation. There is also an underground parking space within the building. While impeccably maintained, the apartment is the perfect blank canvas, presenting an excellent opportunity for an incoming owner to create a bespoke residence tailored to their own style. South Lodge is a long-established portered building with 24-hour concierge service, set moments from Hyde Park and the world-class shopping, dining and cultural attractions of Knightsbridge. Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the boutiques of Sloane Street are all within easy reach, while nearby South Kensington offers an exceptional collection of museums, cafés and restaurants. Excellent transport links include Knightsbridge and South Kensington Underground stations, providing swift access across London.

Arranged over more than 10,000 square feet of lateral accommodation, this unique property blends contemporary modern living with a beautifully converted Grade II-listed former stable yard. The main house is presented across four levels with large entertaining spaces, including a grand entrance hall, formal drawing room, family room, open-plan dining room, study and kitchen with an island and built-in appliances. In the lower floor, the home boasts a cinema room with bar, a gym and steam room and large utility room. On the first floor, a principal suite is complete with balcony and charming bathroom at the top of the octagonal turret. There are four further ensuite double bedrooms on this floor all benefiting from built-in wardrobes. On the second floor there is a flexible space which could be used as a further bedroom or additional reception space. The former thatched circular stable block is split into three self-contained one-bedroom annexes, all with their own front door. Externally, there is a charming cobbled courtyard at the front of the house, alongside a double garage. At the rear is a south-facing garden mainly laid to lawn. The Stables is located on a quiet private road within the desirable Coombe Estate, located between Wimbledon Common, Richmond Park and Kingston Hill. The area boasts some of the most sought after schools with Marymount International, Rokeby School and Holy Cross all within a short drive, whilst the renowned Kings College School is within close proximity in Wimbledon. The area also benefits from a variety of sporting amenities with horse riding in Wimbledon, cycling in Richmond Park, the All England Lawn Tennis club and several world renowned golf clubs, including the Royal Wimbledon and Coombe Hill Club The area generally offers excellent access to Central London, London Heathrow & London Gatwick airports via the A3/M25 road network. As well as connectively via rail, Underground and Tramlink services.

Set on the end of Kingston Lane, overlooking the open green space of Udney Park Playing Fields, this semi-detached house has a notably wide plot, a large West facing garden, off-street parking and a garage. Extending to approximately 2,557 sq ft, the house has been thoughtfully extended to create bright, flexible family accommodation. The ground floor is arranged around a generous entrance hall, with a bay-fronted reception room to the front and a useful utility room and guest WC set off the hall. To the rear, the house opens into an impressive kitchen, dining and reception area, where large rooflights and full-height glazing draw in excellent natural light. The kitchen is contemporary, with integrated appliances, a central island and space for informal dining. A snug sits just off this room, creating a more tucked-away space for children, television or relaxed family life. On the first floor, the principal bedroom sits to the front of the house and has built-in wardrobes and access to a family bathroom. Two further bedrooms are also arranged on this level. The second floor contains a large fourth bedroom, with useful eaves storage and an additional room that has been designed and built to provide an ensuite bathroom. Glass doors open from the kitchen onto a broad terrace, with steps up to the garden beyond. Larger than many in the area, the garden is a particular strength of the house, with a generous lawn, mature boundaries and ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining. In addition, the Westerly aspect provides for bright afternoons and to the South the views over Udney Park Playing Fields are uninterrupted. To the front, a private driveway provides off-street parking, while the garage adds further storage or parking. The house is well placed for Teddington’s independent shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as the open spaces of Bushy Park and the Thames. Kingston Lane also offers good access to Teddington station, local schools and the surrounding villages of Hampton Wick, Strawberry Hill and Kingston.

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.

Moments from Hyde Park, in Connaught Village, this four-bedroom freehold town house sits behind a stucco façade on Stanhope Place. Extending to approximately 2,922 sq. ft. including vaults, the house unfolds over five floors, with generous reception rooms, a principal bedroom suite occupying its own floor and a private terrace overlooking the surrounding rooftops. The ground floor is devoted to a double reception room extending more than 33 ft. from front to back. Wooden flooring connects the two spaces, while fireplaces and cornicing frame separate areas for sitting and dining. Tall sash windows bring in natural light, and a guest WC and built-in storage lie off the entrance hall. On the first floor, the drawing room pairs high ceilings with wooden flooring, a fireplace and tall windows opening onto a west-facing balcony. An adjoining family room offers a more informal space to relax, while the private terrace at the rear provides room for a table and chairs. The kitchen occupies the lower ground floor, with wooden cabinetry, dark worktops and integrated appliances arranged around a central island with breakfast-bar seating. A separate utility room provides additional storage and laundry space, with access to the rear patio. This floor also contains a double bedroom and a shower room, while a front patio leads to two storage vaults. The principal suite occupies the entire second floor. A generous bedroom is complemented by a separate dressing room with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom containing a bath and a separate shower. Two further double bedrooms occupy the third floor, both with built-in storage. One has an ensuite shower room, while the other is served by a separate bathroom. Stanhope Place forms part of Connaught Village, whose independent shops, cafés and restaurants give this central London neighbourhood a distinctive village atmosphere. Hyde Park is at the end of the street, with its open lawns, tree-lined paths and the Serpentine close at hand. Neighbouring Marylebone and Mayfair offer an extensive choice of restaurants, galleries and shops, while Marble Arch Underground station connects to the Central line. Paddington is also nearby, providing Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express and national rail services.

The property has generous proportions and offers a coveted position beside Putney Common. The handsome semi-detached house, measuring in excess of 3,300 sq ft approximately, has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a substantial garden and off-street parking. On the ground floor, the reception room is particularly inviting, with a wide bay window, wooden floorboards and a fireplace forming its focal point. To the rear, the dining room opens directly onto the garden, while a separate breakfast room provides another light-filled place to eat. The adjoining kitchen has traditional cabinetry, an island and a large range cooker. A study and guest cloakroom complete the floor. Three bedrooms are arranged across the first floor. The principal bedroom has a broad bay window, a private balcony and an ensuite shower room; two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. Above, the second floor is divided across two levels, with another bedroom, a bathroom and two substantial studies. One of these could readily serve as a sixth bedroom, playroom or studio. The lower-ground floor adds valuable flexibility. Currently arranged with a bedroom, shower room and utility room, it has the potential to become a self-contained one-bedroom apartment for guests, an au pair or extended family. At the rear, the garden extends to approximately 68 ft and is arranged with broad paved terraces, established planting and mature trees. To the front, a private driveway provides off-street parking. Lower Common South is one of Putney’s most desirable residential addresses. Putney Common lies moments away, while Barnes Village, Barnes High Street and Putney High Street provide an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Barnes railway station is also within easy reach, with regular services into Waterloo.

The largest external plot among the five homes, House 5 pairs 2,875 sq ft of internal accommodation with 2,644 sq ft of private external space. It forms part of The Croft, a secure gated enclave of five detached houses near Tooting Bec Common. The garden is a defining part of the house, providing ample room for outdoor dining, play and planting. Terraces connected to the living spaces create an easy transition outside, while mature trees surrounding the development lend the setting a leafy, established character. Inside, the three-storey plan centres on a double-height glass atrium planted with a Japanese Acer. The tree’s changing canopy brings colour and movement into the house, while the glazing carries natural light deep into the interior. The kitchen and dining room is arranged around a large island and finished with Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, handleless cabinetry and integrated Miele appliances. A separate reception room, utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor. A broad family room on the lower-ground floor opens directly onto a terrace. The adjoining multi-purpose room can be adapted as a gym, cinema, office or fifth bedroom and is served by a shower room. The first floor contains four bedrooms. The principal suite includes a dressing area and ensuite bathroom; two further bedrooms are also ensuite, and a family bathroom serves the fourth. Solar panels, an air-source heat pump, underfloor heating, bedroom air conditioning, smart lighting and EV charging complete the specification.

This six-bedroom townhouse lies moments from Hyde Park, with a private driveway and an extensive range of leisure facilities. Arranged across four floors, the house extends to approximately 4,243 sq. ft., including the swimming pool and external store, and combines generous entertaining spaces with a patio garden and two balconies. On the ground floor, the reception and dining room stretches more than 38 feet, with parquet flooring, a fireplace and broad windows at either end. An arched opening connects the sitting and dining areas, creating distinct spaces within the expansive room. To the rear, the separate kitchen has cream cabinetry, dark worktops, integrated appliances and space for a breakfast table, alongside access to a balcony. The lower ground floor is dedicated to leisure and entertaining. An indoor swimming pool is complemented by a hammam and shower facilities, while a separate gym opens onto the patio garden. A substantial cinema room provides further space to relax, with storage rooms also arranged on this level. The principal bedroom occupies the front of the first floor, with fitted cabinetry, a walk-in wardrobe and a generous ensuite bathroom with a bath and separate shower. A second bedroom on this floor has its own ensuite bathroom and opens onto a private balcony. Four further bedrooms and two bathrooms occupy the second floor, offering flexibility for family, guests or working from home. Air conditioning serves the principal bedrooms and hallway. Outside, the private driveway provides off-street parking and an electric vehicle charging point. The rear patio garden and balconies offer additional space for sitting outdoors. Hyde Park is a short walk away, placing its open spaces, gardens and walking routes within easy reach. Nearby Connaught Village offers independent cafés, restaurants and boutiques, while the shopping and dining of Marylebone and the West End are readily accessible. Paddington Station provides connections across London and beyond, including the Elizabeth line and Heathrow Express.

Set within The Croft, a private gated collection of five detached homes in Streatham Hill, House 2 offers 2,900 sq. ft. of internal accommodation and 2,115 sq. ft. of external space, bringing the total area to 5,015 sq. ft. The house is arranged across three floors around a double-height glass atrium. Open to the sky and planted with a Japanese Acer, this central courtyard draws natural light into every level and changes with the seasons. The ground floor is designed for both everyday life and entertaining. An open-plan kitchen and dining room features handleless cabinetry, Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, a central island and integrated Miele appliances. A separate reception room, utility room and guest cloakroom complete this floor. Below, a full-width family room opens onto a private terrace. A second multi-purpose room could become a cinema, gym, office or fifth bedroom, accompanied by a shower room and useful storage. Four bedrooms are arranged across the first floor. The principal suite has a dressing area and ensuite bathroom, while two further bedrooms have ensuite shower rooms. The fourth is served by a family bathroom. A private garden extends the living space outdoors. Underfloor heating, air conditioning to the bedrooms, Lutron lighting, solar panels, an air-source heat pump and EV charging are also included. Tooting Bec Common is close by, while Streatham Hill station provides direct trains to Victoria and London Bridge.