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House 4 is a four-bedroom detached home within The Croft, an intimate gated development set behind a quiet residential street in Streatham Hill. Extending to 2,900 sq ft internally, with a further 1,493 sq ft of external space, it offers generous family accommodation without an overly demanding garden. A glazed central atrium forms the heart of the house. Rising through two storeys and planted with a Japanese Acer, it brings daylight into the centre of the plan and creates a striking connection between the rooms. On the ground floor, the kitchen and dining room is fitted with oak-effect cabinetry, Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, Miele appliances, a Quooker tap and wine cooler. A separate reception room offers a quieter place to sit, while a utility room and guest cloakroom keep practical spaces away from the main living areas. The lower-ground floor provides a full-width family room opening onto a private terrace. Alongside it is a large multi-purpose room suited to a home office, gym, media room or occasional fifth bedroom. A shower room and storage are also found on this level. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a principal suite with a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms are ensuite, with a family bathroom serving the fourth. The specification includes underfloor heating, bedroom air conditioning, Lutron smart lighting, fitted wardrobes, solar panels, an air-source heat pump, a sedum roof and dedicated EV charging.

Juniper Barn combines traditional Cotswold architecture with expansive glazing, exposed timber framing and beautifully finished interiors. Newly built to a high specification, the five-bedroom detached house extends to approximately 5,641 sq. ft., including the garage, and stands within three acres of landscaped gardens in the sought-after village of Upper Oddington. The entrance opens into an impressive double-height hall, where full-height windows frame the garden and a timber staircase rises to a galleried landing. Exposed beams, stone flooring and a brick fireplace lend warmth and texture to the space, while the open arrangement creates a striking setting for entertaining. The bespoke kitchen and breakfast room is centred on a substantial island with breakfast-bar seating. Painted cabinetry provides extensive storage, complemented by a walk-in pantry and a separate utility room. An adjoining snug offers a comfortable space for everyday use, while a separate reception room opens directly onto the garden. A further wing contains a generous party room, an additional kitchen and a garden room with doors onto the grounds. This arrangement provides considerable flexibility for hosting, with space for dining and entertaining away from the main living rooms. Four bedrooms occupy the first floor, each with its own bathroom. The principal suite includes a dressing area, a spacious ensuite bathroom and a broad private terrace overlooking the gardens. Bedroom three also opens onto its own terrace. Vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers and bespoke cabinetry continue the architectural character established downstairs, and a lift connects the ground and first floors. The lower ground floor provides additional accommodation, including a fifth bedroom with an ensuite shower room, a kitchen, a utility room and storage, making it well suited to staff or guests. Outside, the three-acre landscaped grounds combine lawns, specimen trees and planted borders with terraces for dining and entertaining. A long gated driveway provides parking for numerous cars, while the integral double garage has direct access to the house. Upper Oddington lies between Kingham and Stow-on-the-Wold, placing village life within easy reach of the surrounding Cotswold towns and countryside. The Fox in neighbouring Lower Oddington offers seasonal dining, while local walking routes connect the area with Daylesford Farm. Kingham station provides a convenient rail connection for travel further afield.

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

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

Nestled within an exclusive and discreet cul-de-sac on the edge of Hampstead Heath, this exceptional 6,300 sq ft seven-bedroom detached residence offers a striking contemporary home of rare quality and scale. Set within beautifully landscaped grounds, this exceptional property enjoys a unique position offering an unparalleled blend of privacy and natural beauty. Designed in a breathtaking contemporary style, Beechworth Close combines architectural design with exceptional craftsmanship to maximise light, volume, and a seamless connection to its surroundings. A dramatic double-height entrance hall, crowned by a glazed ceiling and anchored by a sculptural staircase, sets a sophisticated tone upon arrival. The ground floor masterfully balances elegant entertaining with relaxed daily living, featuring a magnificent double-height formal lounge and a cozy family sitting room. These spaces flow effortlessly around a central, bespoke Leicht-designed kitchen and breakfast room, complete with Taj Mahal Quartzite work surfaces and premium Swiss-made V-Zug appliances. The upper floors are dedicated to impressive accommodation, highlighted by a magnificent principal suite that enjoys beautiful views, double dressing rooms, and a meticulously detailed en-suite bathroom. Five additional bedroom suites provide ample space for family and guests, with the top-floor suite offering the flexibility to serve as a private den or bar complete with its own balcony. This residence also includes a ground-floor staff suite adjoining a utility room and second kitchen. Security and convenience are top priorities, with an integral double garage and secure off-street parking for two cars positioned discreetly behind electronic gates. Moments from Hampstead Heath and Hampstead Village, Beechworth Close is ideally placed to enjoy one of north London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. The village offers an appealing mix of independent boutiques, local delis, cafes and restaurants.

Lying on one of Parsons Green’s most sought-after residential roads, this handsome five-bedroom house combines generous proportions with beautifully considered interiors and a wonderfully private south-west-facing garden. Arranged over three principal floors, with an additional utility room at lower-ground level, the house extends to approximately 2,087 sq. ft. and has been designed with modern family life in mind. On the ground floor, a spacious reception room sits at the front of the house, with a wide bay window that draws in plenty of natural light. Period detailing, including decorative cornicing, is complemented by built-in shelving and warm timber floors, while the generous proportions provide ample space for separate sitting and entertaining areas. To the rear, the house opens into an impressive kitchen and dining room spanning more than 25 ft. Painted cabinetry is paired with a substantial central island and extensive work surfaces, while a series of skylights illuminate the space from above. Glazed doors open directly onto the garden, creating an easy connection between indoors and out and making the room particularly well suited to family life and entertaining. A guest WC completes this floor, while the lower-ground level houses a separate utility room. The ground floor has underfloor heating. The principal bedroom occupies the front of the first floor and has excellent built-in storage and a large bay window. A generous ensuite bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower serves it. Both the bedroom and ensuite benefit from underfloor heating. A second bedroom sits to the rear and opens directly onto a flat roof overlooking the neighbouring gardens. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the second floor, alongside a family bathroom and an additional shower room. The flexible layout allows one of the bedrooms to work equally well as a study, playroom or music room. Outside, the south-west-facing rear garden is exceptionally private, backing onto neighbouring gardens to create an appealing sense of privacy and openness with lots of space and sky. Mature planting and established trees surround a paved terrace, providing plenty of space for outdoor dining and entertaining. Elthiron Road is positioned between Parsons Green and Eel Brook Common, putting two of Fulham’s best-loved green spaces within easy reach. The boutiques, cafés, restaurants and pubs of Parsons Green and Fulham Road are nearby, alongside a strong selection of local schools. Parsons Green Underground station provides convenient connections across central London.

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

Behind its handsome Victorian façade, this five-bedroom Wandsworth house has been transformed into an exceptionally luxurious home, with close to 4,000 sq ft of interior space, advanced technology, two cinema screens, a wine cellar, and a separate coach house at the end of a walled garden. The double reception room spans much of the ground floor and retains deep cornicing, bay windows, chevron wood floors, and a carved marble fireplace. A drop-down cinema screen and concealed speakers provide discreet contemporary technology. The kitchen and dining room is a contrast in the best sense. At its centre is an Arabescato marble island, a solid block that is as much sculpture as worktop. The joinery is handleless, and the Miele and De Dietrich appliances are fully integrated. A 24-carat gold Bisazza mosaic wall adds warmth, and a walk-in pantry keeps the working clutter out of sight. Behind the sink, the splashback is a sheet of glass looking straight into the garden. A sliding glass wall, full height and width, opens the dining table onto the terrace, so in summer the two become one space. The lower-ground floor is devoted to entertaining. The cinema has a 14 ft ceiling, a Sony 4K projector and a motorised screen. Crestron handles the lighting and sound, so the room goes from bright or party mode to screening with one touch. Beyond it is the family room. A CoeLux system lights it, one of the very few installed in private houses in London. CoeLux reproduces the colour and depth of real sky: sunlight through the day, and a soft moonlit glow in the evening. The walls are hung with hand-painted de Gournay silk. A kitchenette lets the room host a long lunch or a late party without anyone having to go upstairs. From here, a glass-covered spiral staircase leads down into a circular wine cellar with space for about 1,000 bottles. A large laundry and utility room gives the storage a house of this size needs. A second staircase leads up to the coach house at the end of the garden. The principal suite occupies two former bedrooms, creating a generous private retreat with a dressing room and concealed ensuite bathroom. Two further bedrooms each have fitted storage and their own marble bathroom. Above them, a large loft offers storage and the potential to convert into a sixth bedroom, subject to the necessary permissions. Landscaped for privacy and security, the garden has paved terraces, established planting, a water feature, automatic irrigation, and evening lighting. At its far end, a self-contained coach house provides further flexible accommodation, with a shower room and an upper level. It could serve as a fifth bedroom suite, guest annex, gym, or home office. Underfloor heating and air conditioning run throughout the house, alongside Crestron audiovisual controls, Lutron lighting, remotely accessible CCTV, battery-backed uninterruptible power supply, and solar panels. Lebanon Gardens is a residential street close to the independent shops, cafés, and restaurants of Old York Road. Wandsworth Town station is within easy reach, providing direct connections to Clapham Junction and London Waterloo, while the open spaces beside the Thames and Wandsworth Common are also nearby.

Perched discreetly in the heart of Chelsea, this freehold home is extraordinary on several fronts, with a riveting history and staggering proportions. Dating to the 18th century, this imposing residence used to serve as the local courthouse in Old Chelsea. Centuries later, it underwent a transformative refurbishment project that modernised the interiors while honouring its history. The home is full of character, thanks to beautifully restored original features such as the striking stained glass windows. Upon entry, the 12m double reception evokes grandeur with its 20-foot-high ceilings, soaring Victorian windows, and traditional fireplace. Flanked by a charming patio, it is a magnificent setting for entertaining. The grand dining hall unfolds over the lower ground floor and is adjoined by a well-appointed kitchen, a study, an ensuite bedroom, a powder room, and a utility room. The large patio garden is a wonderful area for outdoor gatherings. Three generously proportioned bedrooms, two of which have ensuite bathrooms, are located on the first floor. The entirety of the second floor is dedicated to the principal suite, which boasts ample wardrobe space and two ensuite bathrooms. Tucked away in a secluded corner of Chelsea, the residence is incredibly private. Residents enjoy respite from the capital’s excitement while being well connected to Prime Central London’s fantastic offerings. Cultural landmarks such as the Chelsea Physic Garden are within strolling distance

An immaculate five-bedroom house on Linver Road, comprehensively renovated by the current owners to create a bright, contemporary family home. Extending to approximately 1,785 sq ft, the house has been thoughtfully designed with an emphasis on natural light, open-plan living and excellent storage, with bespoke joinery and high-quality finishes throughout. The ground floor is arranged as one exceptionally generous living space. To the front, the reception room has beautiful herringbone timber flooring and bespoke detailing, while to the rear, the kitchen and dining area is flooded with light from extensive glazing and rooflights. A striking marble-clad island forms the centrepiece of the bespoke kitchen, complemented by sleek cabinetry and an artificial living wall that brings colour and character to the space. Large glazed doors open directly onto the private rear garden, creating a seamless connection between inside and out. A cloakroom completes this floor. Across the upper floors are five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with extensive fitted wardrobes and a beautifully finished en suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are equally well considered, with bespoke joinery providing excellent storage, particularly in the top-floor children's rooms. One room is currently arranged as a study, with its own en suite and a fitted pull-down bed, allowing it to function easily as a fifth bedroom or guest suite. The house has been finished in a clean, contemporary palette, with wooden flooring throughout the principal rooms, modern bathrooms, underfloor heating and carefully integrated storage. The result is an exceptionally practical turnkey home that retains a warm, characterful feel. Linver Road is a highly sought-after residential street in the heart of Parsons Green, running from New King's Road towards Hurlingham Park. The green spaces of both Hurlingham Park and Parsons Green are close by, while the area's excellent restaurants, cafés, shops and amenities are within easy reach. Parsons Green Underground station provides convenient connections into central London.

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

A handsome four-bedroom townhouse with generous proportions, tall ceilings and a pretty patio garden, found on a quiet Belgravia street moments from Sloane Square. Arranged over four principal floors, the wide, low-built house has been significantly upgraded by its current owners. Its interiors are smart and thoughtfully conceived, balancing generous entertaining rooms with more relaxed spaces for everyday family life. On the raised ground floor, the kitchen and dining room stretches to nearly 29 feet in length. Bespoke cabinetry, stone worktops and a central island define the kitchen, while the dining area is arranged beside a fireplace and broad bay window. French doors at the rear show the planted patio garden which is accessible via the back door, creating an easy connection between the house and its outdoor space. A guest cloakroom completes this floor. Above, the first floor is dedicated to reception space. The south-facing drawing room is particularly grown-up, with high ceilings, a fireplace and excellent natural light. Double doors lead through to a more informal sitting room, where fitted bookshelves and cabinetry surround the television. The principal bedroom and a further double bedroom are arranged across the second floor, alongside a family bathroom. Two additional bedrooms occupy the lower ground floor, together with a shower room, wine storage and a useful external vault. A substantial loft provides further storage. Air conditioning has also been installed. Ranelagh Grove is exceptionally well placed in Belgravia, just a short walk from Sloane Square and the King’s Road. The neighbourhood is known for its interiors boutiques, antique shops and restaurants, while Orange Square hosts a popular weekly farmers’ market. The newly refurbished Sloane Club and the tennis courts at Burton Court are also nearby, and Battersea Park can be reached on foot across Chelsea Bridge.

Set behind secure electric gates, Clementine House is a striking five-bedroom residence extending to approximately 5,191 sq ft across three floors. Designed with a focus on light, space and contemporary living, the house enjoys views over mature greenery, creating a considered connection between the interiors and their natural surroundings. The interiors are defined by a bright, open-plan aesthetic, with the kitchen, dining and living areas arranged to create a natural flow throughout the principal living spaces. High ceilings and a crisp white palette enhance the sense of space, while marble features in the kitchen and bathrooms add a refined finish. Light-toned wood flooring and underfloor heating across the lower floor introduce warmth and comfort. The ground floor is approached through an impressive 27-foot reception hall, leading to a formal front reception room suited to entertaining. At the heart of the home, a bespoke open-plan kitchen with integrated Gaggenau appliances and a dining area provides a generous setting for both everyday family life and larger gatherings, and is complemented by a utility room and integrated single garage. The first floor is dedicated in part to the principal bedroom suite, with a generous bedroom, two dressing rooms, an en-suite bathroom and direct access to a large private balcony. Two further double bedrooms are located on this floor, each with its own en-suite bathroom and dressing area. The second floor provides two additional bedrooms, a shared bathroom and two substantial eaves storage areas, offering flexibility for family and guests. A gated driveway completes the property, while the well-planned accommodation balances generous entertaining spaces with comfortable private quarters. Clementine House is conveniently positioned for the shops, restaurants and amenities of Sunningdale and Ascot High Street, with Sunningdale and Ascot stations providing direct rail connections towards London Waterloo.

Located in one of the most desirable residential streets in Wimbledon Village, this remarkable five-bedroom apartment occupies the first and second floors of a handsome, detached, red brick residence. Beautifully maintained and updated throughout, this home boasts incredible ceiling heights, period features, and spacious rooms. This exceptional maisonette spans approximately 3,502 sq.ft, with the first floor opening into a wide and welcoming entrance hall. The magnificent double-aspect drawing room is a particular highlight, featuring a striking Limestone Chesney mantelpiece with log burner and attractive leafy views from both aspects. The dining room next door provides an ideal setting for formal entertaining, while the well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with integrated appliances and ample storage. This floor is also complemented by two spacious double bedrooms with extensive fitted wardrobes, including one with a stylish ensuite shower room benefitting from underfloor heating, together with a separate family bathroom. The second floor offers flexibility with three further double bedrooms, one of which is currently arranged as an additional reception room. Two of the bedrooms enjoy direct access to private roof terraces on either side of the property, providing peaceful outdoor spaces with leafy views. A further family bathroom, substantial utility room, walk-in linen cupboard and extensive eaves storage complete this floor. Amenities include a private bin storage area as well as off-street parking and two secure garages, all contributing to the perfect lock-up-and-leave proposition, comprising a flexible strategic asset as well as a gracious home. The property has been enhanced for modern living across both floors alongside a state-of-the-art wireless video entry system linked to a smartphone app, allowing remote access and monitoring. This beautiful property is well located on Calonne Road, regarded as one of the premier roads in the area with easy access to Wimbledon Village and the green spaces of the Wimbledon Common. With Wimbledon Station nearby, residents can enjoy excellent transport connections to London Waterloo.

Arranged across three floors of Grove House on Ossington Street, this beautifully presented maisonette pairs generous living space with the privacy of a separate bedroom floor. Extending to 1,597 sq ft, its interiors are finished in a soft, understated palette, with engineered timber flooring, considered joinery and a layout designed for both entertaining and everyday life. The raised ground floor is devoted to a particularly spacious reception and dining room. Tall sash windows draw natural light across the seating area, while bespoke shelving and cabinetry frame the fireplace. Engineered timber flooring complements the room’s warm proportions, with ample space for a dining table without compromising the sense of openness. Alongside it, the separate kitchen features painted cabinetry in considered heritage tones and premium Arabescato quartz worktops, creating a calm, practical space that sits comfortably with the rest of the home. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor, giving it a sense of privacy from the main living areas. Generously proportioned, it features fitted storage, high-pile carpeting and its own bathroom, with natural marble used for the vanity, bath surround and wall detailing. Two further bedrooms are arranged on the lower ground floor, alongside a shower room and utility area. High-pile carpets continue through the bedrooms, while the bathrooms feature natural marble vanities, shower niches and refined detailing. Mirrored vanity cabinetry adds a subtle layer of depth and light. Ossington Street places the maisonette between the green spaces of Kensington Gardens and the streets of Notting Hill. Westbourne Grove’s independent shops, cafés and restaurants are close by, as are the neighbourhood’s well-known markets and excellent transport connections. The location offers the pleasures of a residential address with much of central London within easy reach.

Entered through the large gates is a driveway with a classical fountain. The house is positioned within more than four acres of landscaped grounds. Stour Provost Manor is an exceptional Grade II-listed late-Georgian country house occupying an extraordinary setting in the heart of the Dorset countryside. Believed to have been designed by the celebrated architect William Wilkins, whose works include London’s National Gallery and Downing College, Cambridge. The house combines architectural pedigree with beautifully balanced proportions and far-reaching views across the river Stour. The manor has a classically Georgian facade. Inside, soaring sash windows, intricate cornicing, ornate fireplaces and elegantly proportioned rooms create a sense of grandeur throughout this luxurious home. It has been extensively renovated, and every attention to detail has been taken. The house extends to approximately 8,427 sq ft, with an additional collection of outbuildings, garages and ancillary accommodation bringing the total footprint to more than 10,000 sq ft. The reception spaces are particularly impressive. A series of beautifully scaled formal rooms lead from the central entrance hall. Perfect for entertaining are two substantial sunny reception rooms and a formal dining room. All arranged to capture natural light and uninterrupted views across the gardens river and meadows. High ceilings, grand fireplaces and oversized Georgian windows lend the interiors a remarkable sense of volume. The overall atmosphere remains elegant yet warm, comfortable and deeply liveable rather than overtly formal. At the centre of the house lies an extraordinary kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with bespoke handcrafted cabinetry in burr elm, maple and cherry wood. Generous in scale and designed for both entertaining and everyday family life, the room opens directly onto a broad sunny entertaining terrace with fountain Beyond beyond astor overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside. There is also study, coat room, utility room and boot cupboard. The exceptionally large principal bedroom suite occupies a commanding position on the first floor, enjoying exceptional proportions, surrounded by six windows with dual aspects and far-reaching rural views. A large bathroom and dressing room complete the suite, while five further large double bedrooms are arranged across the floor alongside additional bathrooms and guest suites. The bedrooms retain the same sense of scale and symmetry found throughout the house, many framed by tall sash windows overlooking the grounds. The gardens and grounds are a defining feature of the estate. Extending to approximately 4.34 acres, they have been carefully landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces, from a formal croquet lawn to more natural riverside settings. A swimming pool and jacuzzi sits on the upper terrace with far stretching views and the astra turf tennis court is conveniently close to the house. The River Stour offers fishing and wild swimming. The kitchen garden is well stocked with fruit trees, a well and a paddock.

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

This three-storey villa is set within The Crescent, a collection of 23 boutique homes within a Grade II listed setting, featuring Georgian-inspired curved facades. Arranged across 3,350 sq. ft., it features five bedrooms, multiple open spaces, and impeccably crafted interiors. Upon entry, a striking glass walkway leads into a dramatic double-height atrium, creating an immediate sense of volume and natural light before opening into the heart of the home: an open-concept space where kitchen, dining, and living converge. The kitchen features sleek cabinetry, a central island, and top-of-the-line appliances. A cosy snug and powder room complete this floor, while the adjacent private garden offers a charming alfresco retreat. The first floor features the formal living room, flanked by a full-width balcony. Four bedrooms, three of which are en suites, are spread across the first and second floors, each with fitted wardrobes and large windows. The principal suite enjoys a generous dressing room, a luxurious ensuite, and a full-width balcony. The fifth bedroom is a self-contained studio above the garage, ideal as discreet accommodation for staff or guests. Finished to an exceptional standard, a refined palette of neutral tones and considered materials features throughout. Italian porcelain, bespoke joinery, and sophisticated furniture create a warm, contemporary aesthetic, complementing the Regency-style exterior. Provision for lift access has been incorporated. The Crescent is a prime address in the heart of Thame, a charming market town on the edge of the Chiltern Hills. The high street lies a short stroll away, lined with independent shops, inviting restaurants, and traditional pubs. The city of Oxford, including its world-renowned university, is a 30-minute drive away. These homes also enjoy easy access into London, with the Chiltern Railways running directly into Marylebone Station. Heathrow is accessible in under 40 minutes.

Behind its handsome façade, this exceptional six-bedroom villa unfolds across approximately 3,387 sq ft, with beautifully proportioned reception rooms, landscaped gardens extending to more than 2,500 sq ft and a specification that blends historic character with contemporary convenience. Thoughtfully restored and enhanced, the house balances the elegance of its period architecture with carefully considered modern interventions, creating a remarkable family home moments from Clapham Common. A broad flight of steps rises to the raised ground floor, where the principal reception spaces are arranged beneath soaring ceilings and intricate cornicing. Tall sash windows draw natural light deep into the interiors, while five Neville Stevens fireplaces and 19th-century herringbone flooring by Drummonds reinforce the home’s rich sense of character. A magnificent double reception room spans much of this level, offering an impressive setting for entertaining, while a separate study occupies the bay-fronted room to the front of the house. The lower ground floor has been designed around modern family life. At its heart is a bespoke Plain English kitchen, complete with integrated appliances, a pantry and generous preparation space. Alongside, a formal dining room opens directly onto the garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Antique York stone flooring runs throughout this level and continues beyond the threshold into the garden, strengthening the relationship between the house and its surroundings. A utility room, shower room and versatile gym or guest suite complete the accommodation on this floor. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor and benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and a beautifully appointed ensuite bathroom. A second double bedroom and additional bathroom accommodation are also arranged on this level. The floor above provides three further bedrooms and a family bathroom, offering flexibility for growing families, guests or home working. In 2014, the property underwent an extensive restoration programme that returned it to its Georgian splendour while discreetly incorporating modern infrastructure throughout. Features include Cat 6 cabling, a Bose speaker system, video entry, advanced lighting controls, solar panels, underfloor heating, Banham-operated security and fire protection systems, and integrated telecommunications. The gardens, redesigned by award-winning landscape designer Daniel Back, are among the property’s defining features. Mature trees frame the house and provide year-round privacy, while expansive lawns, terraces and carefully considered planting create a series of outdoor spaces for entertaining and relaxation. Integrated lighting, power, Wi-Fi and hot water connections have been installed throughout, while the property further benefits from off-street parking and access to a nearby garage by separate arrangement. Northbourne Road is one of Clapham’s most sought-after residential addresses, ideally positioned for the open green spaces of Clapham Common and the village atmosphere of Abbeville Road. Independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques and pubs are all within easy reach, while Clapham’s excellent transport connections provide swift access to the City, the West End and beyond.

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

Occupying a wonderfully central position in Covent Garden, this exceptional townhouse combines extraordinary architectural volume with a comprehensive collection of leisure amenities. Extending to approximately 4,638 sq ft and arranged across several floors, the house is connected throughout by a private lift and offers a rare degree of space and versatility in the heart of the West End. At the centre of the house is a spectacular double-height living and dining room. Soaring proportions and generous glazing create an impressive sense of light and scale, while the open arrangement lends itself equally well to formal entertaining and relaxed everyday life. Three further reception rooms provide considerable flexibility: two are positioned on the first floor, while the uppermost floor is devoted entirely to an expansive additional living space opening onto two private roof terraces. These secluded outdoor areas are particularly unusual in such a central London setting and provide ample room for dining and entertaining outside. The accommodation presently comprises four well-proportioned bedrooms and five bathrooms, allowing the house to comfortably accommodate family and guests. Air conditioning and the passenger lift add to the ease of daily life, while the flexible arrangement of the reception rooms makes it possible to establish spaces for working, reading or informal relaxation away from the principal living area. A comprehensive suite of private leisure facilities sets the house apart. A cinema room creates a dedicated setting for film screenings, while the gym and sauna bring the convenience of a private wellness club into the home. Rarely found together in a house of this size and location, these amenities make the property particularly well suited to a buyer seeking privacy, comfort and exceptional facilities in Central London. There is also the option to acquire a separate one-bedroom apartment moments from the house. Presented in good condition, it could provide ideal ancillary accommodation for a housekeeper, security professional or driver. Betterton Street lies at the heart of Covent Garden, moments from its historic piazza and the restaurants, theatres and boutiques of the surrounding West End. Trafalgar Square, the Strand and the River Thames are all within easy reach, as are the cultural institutions of Somerset House and the National Gallery. Transport connections are excellent. Covent Garden, Charing Cross and Embankment stations are all nearby, providing access to National Rail services and the Bakerloo, Northern, District, Circle and Piccadilly lines. Numerous bus routes and river services from Embankment Pier offer further connections across the capital.

Positioned on the edge of a private freshwater lake within The Lakes by Yoo, this striking contemporary house unfolds across more than 6,100 sq ft of carefully composed living space, surrounded by woodland, water and far-reaching Cotswolds scenery. Set within 1.6 acres on the exclusive Newfound Reach enclave, the house combines expansive entertaining spaces with a strong connection to the landscape, where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames uninterrupted lake views from almost every principal room. The architecture has been designed around light, scale and openness. A dramatic double-height sitting room sits at the heart of the house, anchored by a monumental stone fireplace and wrapped in vast panes of glass that draw the outdoors deep into the interiors. Beyond, an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room stretches across the rear of the house, opening directly onto terraces, gardens and the lake beyond. A large central island, bespoke cabinetry and a separate pantry and utility room create a space equally suited to everyday family life and large-scale entertaining. A series of additional reception spaces offer flexibility throughout the ground floor, including dedicated media and games rooms, while the generous entrance hall creates a strong sense of arrival. Throughout, natural materials and earthy tones reflect the surrounding landscape, with timber finishes, textured stone and soft neutral palettes giving the interiors warmth and cohesion. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the first floor, where the principal suite occupies an entire wing overlooking the water. Exceptionally proportioned, it features a large dressing area, expansive en suite bathroom and panoramic lake views through full-height glazing. Five further bedrooms are arranged separately across the floor, several with en suite bathrooms and direct views across the gardens and surrounding woodland. A study overlooks the dramatic void above the main living space, reinforcing the sense of volume and openness throughout the house. Outside, landscaped gardens run directly to the water’s edge, with expansive decking and multiple seating areas positioned to capture the setting throughout the day. A heated swimming pool sits alongside the lake, while a gated driveway provides privacy and ample parking. Swan Lake House forms part of The Lakes by Yoo, one of the Cotswolds’ most exclusive private estates. Spanning more than 850 acres of lakes, woodland and meadows, residents have access to a concierge service, spa and wellness facilities, watersports, nature trails and a year-round programme of activities. Despite its remarkable sense of seclusion, the estate is within easy reach of London, with direct rail services from nearby Kemble reaching Paddington in approximately 75 minutes.

This handsome five-bedroom Victorian house has been comprehensively renovated and extended to create approximately 4,137 sq ft of exceptional family accommodation. Designed in collaboration with acclaimed architects McLean Quinlan, the house combines beautifully restored period rooms with an impressive contemporary extension, landscaped gardens, a gym and a substantial private garage. The property underwent an extensive top-to-bottom renovation between 2016 and 2017. The works included a full-width rear extension, a new roof, double-glazed sash windows by Ayrton and a complete rewiring and replumbing of the house. Further joinery and redecoration were completed in 2023 and 2024, and the result is a particularly cohesive interior in which the original architecture sits comfortably alongside carefully considered contemporary additions. The ground floor opens into a generous entrance hall, with the principal reception rooms arranged towards the front of the house. The elegant drawing room has a wide bay window, decorative cornicing and a handsome fireplace, while a separate study provides a place to work; an additional room offers flexibility as a playroom, snug or second home office. A fitted library creates a natural transition between the original house and the contemporary rear extension. Here, a spectacular kitchen and family room spans almost 30 ft and forms the heart of the house. Designed by Plain English, the kitchen has bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances and a substantial central island, with plenty of room for informal dining and relaxed seating. A full wall of Fabco steel-framed glazing draws in an abundance of natural light and opens directly onto the garden, creating a wonderful connection between the house and its outdoor space. The extension is topped by a green roof, softening its appearance when viewed from the upper floors. A separate larder sits beside the kitchen, while a side extension provides a generous utility and boot room with independent outdoor access. Dinesen timber boards run throughout much of the ground floor. The lower-ground floor has been converted into a gym and games room, providing valuable additional space away from the main living areas. On the first floor, the principal bedroom is complemented by a large fitted dressing room and a beautifully appointed bathroom. A second generous double bedroom and a further shower room also lie on this floor. Three additional bedrooms are arranged across the second floor, together with a family bathroom finished with Mosa tiles. Bespoke fitted joinery provides excellent storage throughout, while a separate loft offers further storage space. The rear garden was designed by Shelley Hugh Jones, with landscaping and planting carried out by Belderbos. A broad paved terrace runs along the back of the house, providing ample space for outdoor dining, before giving way to a generous lawn enclosed by mature trees and neatly clipped hedging. Extending to approximately 43 ft by 36 ft, the garden feels wonderfully private and is particularly well suited to family life and entertaining. At the end of the garden, the substantial garage measures almost 28 ft in length and has been renovated with a new roof and roller door. The front garden has been landscaped with equal care, complementing the house’s handsome red-brick façade. Further features include a London Door Company front door with Banham security and integrated audiovisual and security systems installed by London AV Setup. Patten Road is a quiet residential street close to Wandsworth Common and within easy reach of the cafés, restaurants and independent shops of Bellevue Road, Northcote Road and Earlsfield. Wandsworth Common station provides direct connections to Clapham Junction and London Victoria, while the area is particularly well placed for a wide selection of highly regarded schools.

Next to the village church in Childswickham, The Old Mill is a characterful detached house with beautifully planted gardens and a collection of outbuildings. Recently renovated, it brings together exposed beams, substantial fireplaces and generous rooms with a kitchen designed for modern family life. The kitchen is centred around a large island, with fitted cabinetry, integrated appliances and doors opening onto the garden. A separate dining room sits alongside it. Elsewhere on the ground floor, two inviting reception rooms offer space for both entertaining and quieter evenings, while a cinema room on the lower ground floor provides a further place to relax. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with built-in storage and an adjoining bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are also arranged on the first floor, with a further bathroom serving them. Outside, a terrace overlooks the colourful borders and mature planting, with views towards the church spire. A garage, workshop, potting shed and greenhouse offer useful space for gardening, storage and hobbies, while the driveway provides off-street parking. The Old Mill sits on a quiet lane in the older part of Childswickham, around two miles from Broadway. The village has a local pub and access to countryside walks, while Broadway offers independent shops, cafés and restaurants.

Occupying the raised ground floor of an end-of-terrace white stucco building, this elegant two-bedroom apartment brings together high ceilings, generous lateral space and a rare south-west facing garden in the heart of Chelsea. The apartment is arranged across approximately 1,260 sq ft. An open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room forms the centre of the home, with wooden floors, tall windows and direct access onto a stone terrace. From here, steps lead down to the garden, a wonderfully private space framed by mature planting and arranged for outdoor dining. There are two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with built-in storage, an open-plan bath and an ensuite bathroom while the second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and a neatly conceiled ensuite shower room. Additional storage completes the internal layout. A separate and very generously-sized garage sits at the end of the garden measuring just over 300 sq ft. It is large enough to accommodate a sizeable modern SUV or 4x4, while also offering excellent potential for storage, a studio or workshop, subject to the necessary consents, given it has a power and water supply. Harcourt Terrace is a handsome residential street in SW10, well placed for the restaurants, cafés and bars of Hollywood Road, Fulham Road and Old Brompton Road. The boutiques and cultural landmarks of South Kensington and Chelsea are within easy reach, along with excellent transport links from Earl’s Court and West Brompton.