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Standing behind a private gated front on one of Little Venice’s most coveted avenues, this exceptional Grade II listed villa has been entirely re-engineered for modern family life. The house unfolds across more than 7,700 sq ft, its classical proportions preserved while every layer beneath has been rebuilt to create a home of rare capability. High ceilings, deep sash windows and finely restored joinery speak to the building’s heritage, while a newly excavated leisure level introduces a discreetly luxurious counterpoint. The ground floor is arranged around a central staircase, a natural axis between two grand reception rooms. To one side, a double formal drawing room occupies the curved bay, its tall windows overlooking the front courtyard and gardens beyond. The second reception room provides a more relaxed setting facing the Regent’s Canal. The lower ground floor unfolds from here, flowing towards a family television area and onward to the dining space and conservatory. The conservatory enjoys direct access to the terrace and views across the rear garden, creating a natural connection between inside and out. Set discreetly to the side, the substantial kitchen has been designed for everyday life as much as entertaining, with generous proportions and a practical layout that supports the rhythm of family living. Below, the newly created basement is a private wellness suite more often found in a members’ club than a London home. A 15-metre swimming pool runs the length of the space, accompanied by a steam room, Jacuzzi and fully equipped gym. The scale is generous, the finishes calm and architectural, and the result is a floor that feels integral rather than ancillary. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor, complete with a large dressing room and an expansive ensuite bathroom finished in natural stone. A second bedroom suite sits alongside, equally well proportioned. The upper floors provide two further bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, while one provides a versatile multi-purpose room opening onto a broad roof terrace with views across the treetops of Maida Vale. Outside, the house is unusually well served. Two side gardens, a front courtyard and a kitchen terrace create a sequence of outdoor rooms, while secure gated parking provides space for two cars. A separate studio at the end of the garden offers further flexibility for staff, guests or a private workspace. This stretch of Warwick Avenue has long drawn writers, artists and families who value its quiet, almost waterside atmosphere. Directly opposite the Regent’s Canal, with morning coffee at Clifton Nurseries and walks along the towpath towards Regent’s Park, the setting feels gently removed from the city’s pace. The neighbourhood has the ease of a village, with Clifton Road and Formosa Street only moments away, yet Paddington and Marylebone are close enough to keep central London within easy reach.

Set behind electric gates on Clare Hill, White Robin is a substantial, quietly handsome property standing in glorious grounds with a swimming pool, sweeping lawn and a wonderful sense of privacy. Extending to more than 4,300 sq ft including the garage and outbuilding, it is a five-bedroom house with generous reception space, a room above the garage and exceptional scope for a new owner to shape the next chapter. The approach sets the tone. A gravel drive winds past mature planting to the house, whose warm brick-and-tile exterior sits beautifully in its plot. At the rear, the garden opens out in a series of broad green vistas, with a south-backing terrace and a curving swimming pool edged by stone. It is a setting with real atmosphere, and one that makes the most of the house’s rare position on this private Esher road. Inside, the ground floor has a pleasing sense of scale. The reception room is particularly impressive, with a bay window and garden outlook, while the dining room has a wonderfully traditional feel, complete with timber detailing and a large fireplace that gives the space real character. There is a kitchen and breakfast area, connecting to a pantry, utility room and courtyard, as well as internal access towards the garage. Throughout, there are appealing original features, from wooden panelling to exposed brick and beams, which give the interiors warmth and personality. Upstairs, the first floor is arranged around four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, alongside additional bath and shower rooms and a separate study. The second floor provides a further bedroom and bathroom, making it a practical arrangement for larger families, older children, guests or live-in help. Above the garage, a further room adds flexibility, whether used as a home office, studio, games room or gym. While the house would now benefit from updating, that is very much part of the appeal. This is not a property that has been overworked or stripped of its identity. Instead, it offers a buyer the chance to modernise and refine a house of real substance in a truly special setting. There is also the tantalising prospect, subject to the usual consents, of creating an entirely bespoke home on a remarkable plot. Clare Hill remains one of Esher’s most desirable addresses, prized for its private-road setting and easy access to both town and countryside. Claremont Park Golf Course is within walking distance, while Esher station offers fast services to London Waterloo in around 20 minutes, making this an especially compelling option for city buyers wanting more space without losing touch with town. Families are equally well served, with an excellent choice of well-regarded state and private schools nearby. For all its convenience, though, what lingers here is the sense of calm: a distinguished house, in a beautiful garden, with the potential to become something quite extraordinary.

Behind a handsome red-brick façade on one of Fulham’s prettiest residential streets, this beautifully reimagined Six-bedroom house unfolds across four floors and has been thoughtfully designed for modern family life. Bright, well-balanced and elegant throughout, it pairs generous proportions with a contemporary finish, with a series of versatile living spaces that work as well for everyday life as they do for entertaining. The entrance hall sets the tone: wide, welcoming and filled with natural light, with solid wood flooring underfoot and a strong sense of flow. To the front, a well-proportioned reception room enjoys leafy views through large sash windows, while to the rear the house opens out into a wonderfully expansive kitchen and dining space. Designed as the heart of the home, this room stretches the full width of the house, with a large central island, bespoke cabinetry and ample space for both dining and relaxed seating. Full-width glazing draws in light and connects beautifully to the garden beyond. The lower-ground floor provides exceptional additional living space and has been carefully designed so that it feels bright and inviting rather than secondary. A substantial family or media room sits at the centre, alongside a fully equipped utility room, shower room and a further versatile room that could serve equally well as a guest bedroom, study or playroom. Lightwells bring in natural light, enhancing the sense of openness throughout. Across the upper floors, the bedroom accommodation is both generous and well considered. The principal suite occupies a particularly impressive position, with ample built-in storage and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. Four further bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors, all finished in a similarly pared-back palette, and are served by stylish family bathrooms. The overall layout offers a great deal of flexibility, easily adapting to the needs of growing families or those working from home. To the rear, the south-west facing garden has been landscaped with entertaining in mind, with a clean-lined terrace leading out from the kitchen and a low-maintenance lawn beyond. It is a private, well-proportioned outdoor space that feels like a natural extension of the living areas. Bowerdean Street sits in a particularly well-connected pocket of Fulham, close to the open green spaces of Eel Brook Common and within easy reach of both Fulham Broadway and Parsons Green. The surrounding streets are lined with independent cafés, restaurants and everyday essentials, while a number of well-regarded schools are nearby. It is an area that strikes an appealing balance between neighbourhood feel and central convenience, making it especially popular with families.

This four/five-bedroom townhouse nestled in the heart of Parsons Green is a considered home arranged over four light-filled floors. Built circa 2011 as one of four homes in the terrace, it has the ease and efficiency of a modern build while feeling thoroughly rooted in its surroundings, with generous proportions, clean architectural lines and a series of private outdoor spaces that draw daylight deep into the plan. On the ground floor an elegant reception room is a relaxed and beautifully balanced space with pale timber floors and wide bi-fold doors that open onto a sheltered terrace. From here the view drops gently to the lower patio, creating a layered sense of openness that is rare in London houses and ideal for summer lunches or evenings with friends. A discreet study sits to one side, equally suited as a home office, snug or guest room, with a shower room nearby. Downstairs, a contemporary kitchen and dining room stretches across the lower ground floor, wrapped in glazing that brings in soft, consistent light throughout the day. Thoughtfully designed with Miele and Siemens appliances and ample storage, the space also has room for a long table; doors open from here to a patio. A separate media room offers a quieter space, while a utility room and additional storage keep the practicalities neatly out of sight. The house benefits from a separate front door via the basement. The first floor holds two ensuite bedrooms, including a particularly generous room to the front with a handsome bay and fitted wardrobes. Above, the principal suite occupies the entire second floor, a peaceful and expansive room with a dressing area and a beautifully proportioned ensuite bathroom with both bath and walk-in shower. Doors open to a private terrace overlooking Chipstead Street, the perfect spot for morning coffee above the rooftops. Throughout, the house has been finished with a light, modern touch, clean-lined joinery and excellent storage create a sense of quiet order. The layout is flexible enough for families, downsizers or those seeking a well-connected London pied-à-terre. Chipstead Street sits just off the bustling New Kings Road. Independent cafés, delis and neighbourhood restaurants are a short stroll away, while the open lawns of South Park, Hurlingham Park and the Thames Path provide easy escape on weekends. Tube links at Parsons Green, Fulham Broadway and Putney Bridge connect swiftly to central London, yet the immediate atmosphere remains distinctly local: school-run mornings, Saturday markets and the reassuring rhythm of a well-loved corner of SW6.

Set within the prestigious Kingswood Private Estate, this newly built six-bedroom house extends to over 6,000 sq ft and forms part of The Reserve, an exclusive collection of just three detached homes by VEDA Homes. With uninterrupted views across Surrey’s protected Green Belt, it has been thoughtfully designed for modern family life, balancing generous proportions with beautiful design. Inside, the interiors feel polished and quietly assured, with natural materials, large expanses of glazing and a carefully considered palette throughout. The principal living spaces have been designed with both entertaining and everyday life in mind, offering excellent flow and an easy connection to the outside. At the centre of the house is a bespoke British-made kitchen, beautifully finished and planned as a natural gathering space. Accommodation is arranged across six bedrooms and four bathrooms, including a particularly restful principal suite with tailored walk-in wardrobes and a beautifully appointed bathroom. Throughout, the finish is refined yet practical, with an emphasis on longevity, wellbeing and ease of living, including advanced air and water purification systems and low-toxicity materials. Outside, the house sits within its own private grounds and enjoys a wonderful sense of seclusion, despite being well placed for London and the wider commuter network. Kingswood is one of Surrey’s most established private estates, known for its broad, tree-lined roads, substantial houses and peaceful atmosphere. Both Kingswood and Tadworth stations are within easy reach, with regular services into London Bridge and Victoria, while excellent schools, golf clubs and open countryside all contribute to the area’s enduring appeal.

Hidden along one of west London’s prettiest cobbled mews, this striking freehold house unfolds behind a quietly characterful façade into a series of bold, high-impact interiors. Set across three floors, the house pairs exposed brick, soaring ceiling heights and sculptural staircases with a distinctly contemporary finish, creating a home that feels at once industrial, playful and polished. The entrance level is given over almost entirely to entertaining. At the front, the reception room is dramatic yet inviting, with pale timber floors, exposed brick walls and a generous sense of volume. Open shelving and glazed partitions help define the space without interrupting the flow, while the mews-facing aspect brings in a lovely quality of natural light. There is an immediacy to the house that works particularly well here: robust textures, clean architectural lines and a layout designed for modern living rather than formality. Beyond, the house opens into a remarkable kitchen and dining space. Sleek, minimalist cabinetry and a substantial central island bring a crispness to the room, offset by the warmth of the exposed brick and the softness of the lighting. There is ample room for a large dining table, and the overall effect is wonderfully sociable: a space made for dinner parties, long lunches and drinks that drift late into the evening. A lower-ground level adds another layer of flexibility, extending the entertaining footprint and giving the house an unusual sense of scale for a mews property. The principal bedroom occupies the first floor and is generous in both proportion and atmosphere. Exposed ceiling beams and brickwork lend texture and character, while French doors open to a Juliette balcony overlooking the cobbles below. Bespoke storage is neatly integrated, and the ensuite bathroom is finished in a pared-back contemporary style, with a bath and separate shower. A second double bedroom is also beautifully presented, again with excellent built-in storage and its own ensuite shower room. The bedroom accommodation is calm and well judged, balancing the more theatrical feel of the entertaining spaces below with something more restful and understated. Princes Mews is one of those addresses that feels tucked away from the city yet entirely connected to it. Hyde Park is within easy reach, as are the restaurants, shops and white stucco terraces of Bayswater, Notting Hill and Queensway. It is a part of London that has changed considerably in recent years, with excellent local openings and a renewed sense of energy, but the appeal of the mews itself remains the same: cobbled, quietly handsome and wonderfully central.

This truly exceptional 3,200 sq ft penthouse apartment is set on the 7th and 8th floors of an elegant 1930s portered residence in Mayfair, 100 yards from Hyde Park. One of its most impressive features is the south west facing 1,950 sq ft terrace overlooking the serenity of Hyde Park with incredible views of London's famous skyline. Spanning across two floors, the lower floor showcases the penthouse’s spacious proportions with a large foyer, a fully equipped dine-in kitchen, and an elegant dining room with a period fireplace. There are three generously sized double bedrooms each with a large en-suite bathroom, including the principal bedroom with its private south-facing terrace. The 220 sq ft gym features a sauna and steam room but could be converted into a fourth bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The upstairs floor features an open plan 700 sq reception room with dual aspect floor-to-ceiling doors opening onto an unusually generous roof terrace perfectly sized for entertaining at scale, relaxing outside in privacy or enjoying one of London's finest views. The internal staircase features an impressive skylight above, drawing further natural light into the bright apartment. Spacious, quiet, and centrally located, this property is a rare find with two private terraces and the opportunity for further renovation to bespoke the apartment to specific tastes and needs. The penthouse is situated in Hereford House, a highly desirable residence with two internal passenger lifts and a 24-hour porter. North Row is just on the corner of Park Street and Oxford Street, which is one of the best addresses in Mayfair. It is close to Bond Street and Marble Arch tube stations, the beautiful greenery of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens and the superb amenities, shops, cultural attractions and fine dining restaurants of Mayfair, Marylebone and Soho.

Behind this handsome red-brick façade on Hamilton Terrace lies a maisonette defined by its impressive breadth and warmth, where generous proportions have created a beautiful, well-proportioned home, ideal for entertaining. The bedrooms are at raised ground level. The principal bedroom is very spacious, with an ensuite bathroom, ample storage, with direct access to a stunning terrace and a peaceful outlook over the garden, whilst two further double rooms are large, with plenty of storage and both have ensuite bathrooms. Bathrooms are finished with clean contemporary lines, and the sense throughout is of space rather than compromise. The lower ground floor forms the heart of the house. A broad dining room flows into a large reception, which in turn opens to a west-facing conservatory currently used as a relaxed family sitting room. Huge windows extend along the full width of the elevation, drawing in light and creating a continuous connection with the garden beyond. Leading from the dining area is an additional reception space that works equally well as a library or snug. The kitchen and breakfast room was recently refurbished and is ideal for everyday family life. A central island anchors the room, with ample cabinetry and space for informal dining. A utility room, guest cloakroom and a further bedroom with ensuite bathroom sit to the rear, offering further accommodation for guests, staff or older children. Outside, the private west-facing garden stretches to over 130 feet, laid mainly to lawn, which provides a rare sense of depth and privacy for this central London location. At the far end of the garden, a detached studio and gym create a useful retreat for work or exercise, while a separate courtyard offers another quiet pocket for morning coffee. Hamilton Terrace is one of the most distinguished addresses in St John’s Wood, a wide tree-lined avenue known for its architectural elegance and unhurried atmosphere. The house lies approximately half a mile from St John’s Wood station on the Jubilee Line and equidistant from Warwick Avenue and Maida Vale stations on the Bakerloo Line. Clifton Road and Little Venice are close by, with their independent cafés and waterside walks, while St John’s Wood High Street provides everyday shopping and a strong village feel that makes this corner of London so appealing.

This striking home on the prestigious Wentworth Estate has been built to an exacting specification, combining generous proportions with exceptional detailing throughout. Arranged over three floors and served by a lift, the house has been designed to balance elegant reception rooms with extensive leisure and entertainment facilities. High ceilings and a considered flow of light create an atmosphere of grandeur, while bespoke finishes ensure a sense of timeless quality. The lower level is devoted to recreation and relaxation, with a beautifully configured entertainment suite designed for hosting on any scale. Practicality is also woven into the design, with excellent staff accommodation and an independent annexe ideal for extended family or grown-up children. Outside, landscaped gardens of around 1.5 acres are lush and green with direct golf buggy access onto the 15th fairway of the championship West Course. Garaging for five cars, air conditioning throughout and an ICW 10-year warranty complete the specification. The Wentworth Estate extends to approximately 1,750 acres and is renowned as one of the UK’s most exclusive private residential areas. Conceived in the 1920s by developer W. J. Tarrant, it is celebrated for its magnificent homes set in mature landscaped grounds. At its heart lies the world-famous Wentworth Club, home to three 18-hole championship golf courses, a 9-hole executive course and a wealth of leisure facilities including swimming pools, tennis courts, a health and fitness club and exceptional dining. The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling, with world-renowned establishments such as Eton College, Wellington College, St George’s and St Mary’s Ascot, and Lambrook all within easy reach. International schools including TASIS in Thorpe and ACS International in Egham are also close by. Fine dining is abundant, from the Michelin-starred Waterside Inn and The Fat Duck in Bray to the refined restaurants at Coworth Park. Guards Polo Club at Windsor Great Park, the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club and Royal Ascot contribute to the area’s rich sporting heritage, while other first-class golf courses, including Sunningdale, complement those within Wentworth itself.

Set among 57 acres of verdant woodland and meticulously manicured gardens, this beautifully designed detached home is a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern luxury. Overlooking serene private parkland, the newly built property is inspired by Georgian architecture of the 17th century, widely considered to be the finest of all time. Symmetrical proportions and wide sash windows define the property externally, while, internally, a professionally equipped kitchen flows into a spacious dining and living area. This space is perfect for entertaining and features large doors that open onto an expansive balcony. The balcony leads down to a stunning terrace and garden, creating an ideal setting for alfresco dining and relaxation. On the lower ground floor, an additional family living area with sliding glass doors opens directly onto the terrace, blurring the boundaries between inside and out. The home has five generously sized bedrooms. The master suite features panoramic views of the parkland making it exceptionally tranquil. Set within 57 acres, the property is surrounded by lush greenery, private woodland, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Residents can stroll through the parkland or simply relax in the tranquil surroundings perfect for families. There is also access to wonderful amenities, including two tennis courts, a golf practice facility, bespoke concierge services, and 24-hour security. Just 30 minutes from London, this property offers the perfect blend of rural quiet and urban convenience. The house is close to Englefield Green, Ascot, Sunningdale, and Windsor.

A beautifully designed family home which boasts 2,850 sq ft of living space, situated in a prime Richmond location and a short distance from Richmond overground and underground station An open plan kitchen features high specification appliances and a dining area making it the perfect entertainment area. There is also a dining room on the ground floor with a large bay window and period fireplace. A conservatory adjoins the kitchen providing access to the garage and a multi functional bonus room which sits above, perfect as an entertainment room, gym, home office or playroom for children. The first and second floors comprise of five bedrooms, the master suite benefitting from an ensuite bathroom as well as built in wardrobes. “Jack and Jill” bathrooms separate the other bedrooms. There is also an elegant spacious reception room on the first floor featuring a period fireplace. To complete the property there is a landscaped garden to the rear of the property which provides a patio and an outdoor dining area. A highly desirable place to live, Richmond offers a blend of rural and country charm and sophisticated, urban living, in one of South West London’s most desirable postcodes. Richmond Park, which offers 2,500 acres of deer inhabited natural beauty is within walking distance. Richmond Town Centre and the River are within walking distance and provide a wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants. There is a fantastic choice of distinguished local schools, including Kings House, which is within easy walking distance. Richmond station is well located for fast access into Central London. The West End, Canary Wharf and the city. London Airports Heathrow and Gatwick are easily reached from the M4 and M25 motorways

Occupying a handsome corner plot on one of Bedford Park’s most picturesque streets, this substantial semi-detached house unfolds across more than 3,700 sq ft with a rare sense of breadth, light and privacy. Behind its white-rendered façade, the house retains its period proportions while offering five bedrooms, generous reception rooms and a south-facing garden that wraps the house in greenery. The sense of arrival is immediate. A wide entrance hall with beautifully preserved tiled flooring, stained glass and a sweeping staircase sets the tone. The principal reception rooms sit off the hall, each with lofty ceilings, large windows and original fireplaces. A formal drawing room is quietly elegant, with soft light pouring in from multiple aspects, while a separate dining room provides a more traditional setting for entertaining. The kitchen and breakfast room is bright and practical, with shaker cabinetry, dark worktops and plenty of room for day-to-day living. Windows on more than one side bring in natural light throughout the day, while the adjoining garden rooms and reception spaces create an easy flow between inside and out. A conservatory-style sitting area extends the living space further, opening directly onto the terrace and mature garden beyond. The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the upper floors and is both generous and flexible. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with fitted storage and an indulgently scaled ensuite bathroom complete with bathtub and separate shower. The remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned, and several have fireplaces, fitted wardrobes and leafy outlooks. In total, there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms, making the house as suited to established family life as it is to those wanting space to work from home or accommodate guests with ease. Outside, the south-facing garden has an unexpectedly secluded feel for such a well-connected London address, framed by mature planting and established trees. The corner position gives the house an openness and presence that sets it apart, while the rear aspect remains reassuringly private. Bedford Park remains one of west London’s most enduringly appealing enclaves: architecturally distinctive, deeply residential and full of the kind of local life people move for. Turnham Green Terrace and Chiswick High Road are close by for good coffee, smart local shops and reliable neighbourhood favourites, while the green spaces of Acton Green and Turnham Green add to the area’s easy rhythm. Excellent schools and strong transport links only sharpen the appeal.

Occupying a coveted position within the exclusive Coombe Estate, this spectacular new-build house unfolds across more than 9,200 sq ft, with wonderfully bright interiors and uninterrupted views across Coombe Hill Golf Course. Completed to an exacting standard, the house pairs striking contemporary architecture with thoughtfully conceived living spaces, and sits within beautifully landscaped gardens extending to just under half an acre. Secure wooden gates open to a private driveway with space for several vehicles, plus an integral garage. Inside, a dramatic triple-height entrance sets the tone, drawing in natural light through vast full-height windows. From here, a formal reception room and a separate study sit on either side of the hallway, while a vast kitchen and dining room forms the heart of the home. Full-height glazing spans the rear elevation, framing verdant views and opening directly to the garden. A fully fitted prep kitchen complements the bespoke main kitchen, while a central island offers space for casual dining. The ground floor also contains a generous guest suite with its own private access, offering scope for live-in staff, as well as a second bedroom and an elegant cloakroom. The lower-ground floor has been designed as a dedicated leisure and family space. There is a gym, a cinema/playroom, a utility room and a large family room, alongside a further reception that opens directly onto a patio area and the garden beyond. A lift links all three floors for ease of access. Upstairs, the principal suite spans the width of the house and has its own private terrace, with magnificent views over the golf course. It also has a beautifully finished en suite bathroom and generous dressing area. There are four further bedroom suites on this floor, each with its own ensuite. The specification throughout is exemplary: engineered oak floors run underfoot and underfloor heating ensures comfort year-round. A full home-automation system controls the lighting, heating and AV, while further practical considerations include an EV charger, solar PV panels, a fire detection and sprinkler system, and man-safe roof access. Set just 800 metres from Wimbledon Common and moments from Richmond Park, the house enjoys easy access to an abundance of green space. King’s College School, Rokeby and Marymount International School are all close by, as is the charming village of Wimbledon and the boutiques and restaurants of Kingston Hill.

Set within the beautifully landscaped grounds of the former Prospect House, this detached house forms part of an intimate gated enclave of just five Octagon built houses. Completed in 1998 and since extensively refurbished by Moores Projects, it sits on a rare 0.63 acre plot that offers remarkable privacy, mature greenery and planning permission for an outdoor swimming pool, a garden office and the conversion of the double garage. The house opens onto a wide reception hall that sets the tone for the generous proportions that follow. From here, the main living space unfolds as a triple aspect room arranged for modern family life, a large open dining and reception area anchored by a log burning fireplace, with Crittall doors drawing the eye straight out to the south facing garden. The bespoke Smallbone kitchen sits alongside, its central island designed for relaxed meals and everyday gatherings, with integrated appliances and extensive storage completing the space. A quieter rhythm defines the remainder of the ground floor. A dedicated cinema and family room offers a separate zone for evenings or children’s use, while a study opens directly onto the garden. A utility room, cloakroom and a practical boot room keep the functional elements neatly contained. The first floor is arranged around a broad landing. The principal bedroom suite sits to the rear with garden views, a dressing area fitted with bespoke joinery and a beautifully finished ensuite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms are found on this level, two with their own ensuite bathrooms, alongside a family bathroom. The top floor holds two more double bedrooms and an additional bathroom, creating a layout that works naturally for visiting family, older children or an au pair. Underfloor heating, Lutron lighting and a Sonos system run throughout. The south-facing garden is one of the home’s greatest pleasures, a secluded expanse of lawn which is edged with mature trees and planting. A wide terrace spans the back of the house, offering space for summer lunches, larger gatherings or quiet evenings outdoors. To the front, a deep driveway leads to the double garage, providing ample off street parking for visiting family and guests. The gated development of Prospect Place is moments from the open spaces of Wimbledon Common and within easy reach of the Wimbledon Village’s independent shops, cafés and riding stables. Some of the area’s most highly regarded schools, including King’s College School, The Rowans and Wimbledon High School are close by, while excellent transport links and the A3 provide quick access into central London and out towards the Surrey countryside.

Set in the charming Cotswolds village of Oddington, this four bedroom family home was extended and renovated to an exceptional standard in 2023. Stripped to its bare bones, the house and gardens were thoughtfully redesigned to suit the new owner and her adult family and decorated with rich, patterned wallpapers and a vibrant palette that adds depth and character to each room. The redesign harmonises modern amenities with traditional English interiors, making the house practical, stylish and timeless. The ground floor unfolds through a series of wonderfully atmospheric reception spaces. At its centre is an impressive, newly built drawing room, where a vaulted ceiling, open fireplace and arched windows create a dramatic sense of volume, while a separate reception room offers a more intimate place to retreat. Between the two, a dining room connects naturally to the kitchen, making the layout feel both sociable and easy. The kitchen itself is fitted with bespoke cabinetry, granite worktops and a statement Lacanche range, with a utility room and guest cloakroom neatly tucked away. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms on the first floor. The principal bedroom is particularly well arranged, with a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom, while the remaining two bedrooms are served by additional bathrooms on the same level. Above the garage, a separate guest room provides useful ancillary accommodation that would work equally well for visitors, older children, a home office or studio. Outside, the gardens are a major part of the appeal, with a beautifully landscaped terrace creating a natural setting for long summer lunches and evening drinks. There is also a greenhouse, a shed and a detached garage, giving the house a quietly practical edge beneath its decorative charm. Oddington remains one of the Cotswolds’ most desirable villages: picturesque, deeply rooted and brilliantly placed. The Fox at Oddington and The Horse & Groom are both nearby, while Stow-on-the-Wold and Kingham are within easy reach for shopping, trains and everyday essentials. Daylesford Organic, Soho Farmhouse and Estelle Manor are all a short drive away, placing some of the region’s best-loved addresses within easy reach, while excellent schools in Cheltenham and Oxford make this an especially appealing full-time or weekend base.

Set behind wrought-iron gates within a 35-acre estate, Hou Hatch occupies an elevated position overlooking its own gardens, lake and rolling parkland. Located in South Weald, just a few miles from Brentwood, it offers a rare sense of seclusion while remaining within easy reach of the A12, M25 and direct rail links into central London. The south-facing main house is Grade II listed and dates back to the early 1700s, with beautifully preserved proportions and a quietly commanding presence. Inside, the accommodation unfolds across a series of elegant reception rooms and seven bedrooms, where classic detailing, soaring ceilings and tall sash windows bring a sense of light and stature throughout. There is a warmth to the interiors that tempers their architectural formality, from the sweeping staircase to the generous kitchen and dining spaces, making the house feel as suited to everyday family life as it is to larger-scale entertaining. The ancillary buildings are unusually comprehensive. Attached to the main house is a 50-foot indoor swimming pool, creating a striking leisure wing that links the principal residence to two self-contained two-bedroom cottages. Whether used for guests, staff, multigenerational living or ancillary income, they add genuine flexibility to the estate. There is also a double garage, vaulted cellar plant rooms, an eight-door carriage shed and three Victorian stables with loft storage above. In all, the estate offers approximately 19,315 sq ft of internal space across the house, cottages and outbuildings. The grounds are a defining part of Hou Hatch’s appeal. Formal gardens have been laid out with real romance and structure, with pergolas, a beech hedge maze, an 18th-century walled garden and a central natural pond, alongside a traditional greenhouse and potting area. Beyond, the landscape opens into wider parkland with a substantial fishing lake, additional ponds and a rich canopy of mature trees, including ancient oaks. There is also a tennis court with a thatched pavilion dating from 1939. For buyers with equestrian or land-based interests, the estate is particularly compelling. A registered agricultural field of around 20 acres sits alongside a large barn, five further stables, paddocks and a floodlit ménage designed for carriage driving and training. Despite its rural atmosphere, the setting is practical as well as picturesque. South Weald is known for its village character, historic church and highly regarded primary school, while nearby Brentwood provides an excellent selection of shops, restaurants and everyday amenities. Weald Country Park, with its ancient woodland, lakes and bridleways, lies directly across the byway, and rail services from Upminster, Shenfield and Brentwood provide swift access into London, including the City, the West End and Heathrow via the Elizabeth line. London’s major airports are also within convenient reach, with Heathrow and Gatwick approximately an hour’s drive away, London City around 40 minutes, and Stansted approximately 30 minutes.

Occupying a distinguished position on Cornwall Gardens, this substantial freehold building extends to over 11,900 sq ft and has been comprehensively rebuilt and upgraded. It is now arranged as a collection of six self-contained apartments, offering strong flexibility as either a long-term investment, a private residential compound, or a combination of both. Behind its restored stucco façade, the building retains original Victorian detailing including cornicing, shutters and full-height sash windows, set against a complete internal reconfiguration. The accommodation is clearly arranged: a duplex apartment spans the fifth and sixth floors with access to a substantial roof terrace, four lateral apartments occupy the first to fourth floors, and a further apartment is arranged across the lower ground and raised ground floors. Each apartment balances clean contemporary finishes with the scale and light of the original architecture. Kitchens are fitted with integrated Miele appliances, stone worktops and streamlined cabinetry, while bathrooms incorporate fittings by Dornbracht and Antonio Lupi. Across the building, integrated systems include Lutron-controlled lighting, automated blinds and curtains, in-ceiling speakers and concealed media, all supported by structured cabling and high-speed connectivity throughout. A glass lift serves all principal levels, while a central lightwell introduces natural light deep into the plan, reinforcing the sense of openness across the building. The underlying infrastructure has been entirely renewed, including electrics, plumbing and telecoms, alongside comprehensive soundproofing between floors. Additional features such as trench heating and water softening systems further support day-to-day comfort and long-term performance. Outdoor space is a consistent feature throughout. In addition to multiple private terraces, the upper duplex benefits from a substantial roof terrace with scope for dining and entertaining, while Cornwall Gardens itself provides access to one of the largest and most established private garden squares in this part of London. Cornwall Gardens lies moments from Gloucester Road and Kensington High Street, within easy reach of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. The area combines a strong residential character with immediate access to transport, dining and retail, making it one of the most consistently sought-after addresses in Prime Central London.

Set on one of Barnes’ most desirable roads, this substantial detached house unfolds across almost 3,900 sq ft, combining generous lateral living with a large private garden, a fully developed lower ground floor and a detached studio at the far end of the plot. With off-street parking for several cars, electric gates, CCTV across key areas and a layout that balances family life with entertaining, it is a house of real substance and versatility. The house is approached via a gravel driveway with space for three cars, leading to a central entrance hall. From here, the ground floor opens into a wide open-plan kitchen and dining room at the rear, designed as the social heart of the house. Fitted with extensive cabinetry and a central island, the space allows comfortably for a large dining table and additional seating, while full-width glazing draws in natural light and opens directly onto the garden terrace beyond. A separate reception room sits to the front of the house, creating a quieter retreat away from the main living spaces. There is also a further room on this level, currently suited to use as a study, playroom or snug, giving the layout a flexibility that works especially well for family life. The lower ground floor forms an impressive additional layer to the house and has been carefully designed to extend the living space in a way that feels entirely in keeping with the original architecture. The basement addition was conceived to complement the home’s Art Deco character, with a bespoke staircase designed to echo the original atrium staircase and first-floor landing above, creating a strong sense of continuity between old and new. This floor is arranged as a series of versatile rooms including a large games room, a wine cellar and further space that could be used as a gym, media room or study. Lightwells bring in natural light and enhance the feeling of openness throughout. Also at this level is a substantial garden storage room, currently used as a gym. Upstairs, the first floor is arranged with four well-proportioned bedrooms. Two have ensuite bathrooms, while the remaining rooms are served by a family bathroom. The second floor is given over to a generous principal bedroom suite, with its own bathroom and ample built-in storage set into the eaves. In total, the house provides five bathrooms, thoughtfully distributed across the upper floors to support both family life and guests with ease. The garden is a particular highlight. A broad terrace runs along the rear of the house, stepping down to a wide, well-kept lawn framed by mature planting that gives the space a notably private feel. At the far end sits a detached garden studio with water and electricity connected, making it a genuinely useful extension of the house, whether for guests, home working, creative use or fitness. Parke Road is well placed for the best of Barnes, close to the village centre with its independent shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as the open green spaces of Barnes Common and the Thames path. Barnes Bridge station is within easy reach for connections into central London. Combining scale, security and a strong sense of privacy, this is a house well suited to modern family life. The property is offered with no onward chain.

Extending to nearly 3,300 sq ft across five storeys, this beautifully renovated 5 bedroom family home masterfully maximises light and volume, with designer finishes and generous open spaces throughout. The interiors have been meticulously composed with bespoke joinery and furniture by the renowned homeware brand Tom Howley. The ground floor gives over to a double reception room with nearly ten-foot ceilings, a Chesneys feature fireplace, and original detailing throughout. Crystal chandeliers and large sash windows usher in ample natural light, creating a wonderful setting for both relaxed living and formal entertaining. A utility room and powder room complete the level. The lower ground floor reveals a second living space: an open-plan drawing room and a bespoke Tom Howley kitchen featuring a large island, Miele and Liebherr appliances, and a Bertazzoni double range cooker. The drawing room encompasses a bespoke full-wall television unit, while the kitchen offers generous storage and a dedicated dining area – the former overlooking the front garden and the latter opening onto the rear, south-facing garden via full-width bi-folding glass doors, perfect for al fresco dining and relaxing. The house also benefits from a garage, accessed at the bottom of the garden. The first floor is dedicated to the principal suite, which spans the entire length of the house, encompassing an expansive bedroom, built-in storage, a luxurious en suite, air-conditioning and a separate light-filled home office overlooking the south-facing garden. Two generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom are located on the second floor. The third floor houses a further large double bedroom suite with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom, offering excellent flexibility for guests. A cloakroom completes this level. Between the second and third floors, a south-facing roof terrace accessed via double doors offers a tranquil outdoor retreat, ideal for a quiet morning coffee. All bathrooms throughout are by CP Hart. Air conditioning, a boot room, and extensive integrated storage are further highlights. Moore Park Road is among Fulham's most sought-after residential streets, moments from Chelsea, Fulham Broadway, and the high-end dining, retail, and leisure offerings of New King's Road. Eel Brook Common is nearby, as are the area’s well-regarded local schools, making it an exemplary address for families.

Ridding Bay is among the finest estates in the Lake District, unfolding over 16,554 sq. ft. across a main residence and a boathouse, all set within ten acres of manicured grounds. It offers a rare opportunity to own an asset that is both a remarkable hideaway and an invaluable investment in one of England's most beloved destinations. The current owners have spent many years painstakingly refurbishing and appointing every aspect of this estate, including building the boathouse on the edge of the water. No detail was overlooked in the creation of this utterly unique retreat. Set on the quiet western shore of Windermere, the estate commands around 900 feet of lake frontage with open grounds rolling down to the water, natural woodland to the rear, and the distinctive fell of Gummers How forming a dramatic backdrop beyond. Throughout the estate, these views have been embraced and celebrated at every turn. The main residence's entrance hall unfolds into a series of living spaces. The interconnected lounge, dining room, and snug are bright and beautiful, with far-reaching views toward the grounds and Lake Windermere beyond. The expansive open-plan kitchen features fitted cabinetry, a central island, and a breakfast room tucked to one corner. A utility room lies adjacent, and a quiet study and cloakroom complete this level. Four generously proportioned bedroom suites are located on the first floor, complete with luxurious en suite bathrooms and generous fitted wardrobes. Two of these rooms enjoy access to a full-width balcony. Two further bedroom suites, with spacious dressing rooms and sumptuous en suite bathrooms, occupy the second floor. The basement houses a new state-of-the-art leisure suite featuring a 49-foot pool, steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, gym, and bar, alongside a home cinema and an office. Full-width glass walls offer a breathtaking backdrop to all of this. The newly built, air-conditioned garage sits adjacent to the main residence and is equipped with EV charging. Extending to generous and flexible square footage, it offers triple garaging, integrated storage, battery storage, and a games room with potential to be reconfigured as a self-contained granny annexe. The boathouse, also recently built, spans two floors, comprising an expansive living area, shower room, and terrace. Perched at the water's edge, it enjoys exceptional, far-reaching views across Lake Windermere. The grounds have been meticulously landscaped to an exceptional standard, rolling down to the lake and offering a glorious sanctuary amid Windermere's hills. It features a tranquil wildlife pond, tennis court, and a summer house complete with underfloor heating and WiFi. As functional as it is beautiful, further highlights include solar panels, fibre broadband, and backup generators. Air conditioning is installed in the living room, principal bedroom, cinema, and changing rooms. Ridding Bay is situated in a peaceful lakeside setting near Ulverston, Cumbria, on the western shore of Windermere. Newby Bridge lies just 1.5 miles away, with Bowness-on-Windermere and Kendal 9 and 14 miles away, respectively. Oxenholme Station, serving London Euston in 2 hours 46 minutes and Manchester Airport in 1 hour 32 minutes, is 18 miles away, while the M6 (Junction 36) is 17 miles distant.

Lying on one of Belgravia’s most recognisable streets, this handsome freehold house extends to more than 2,000 sq ft and unfolds across four floors, with a tandem garage, private patio garden and a kitchen opening to a balcony above. The raised ground floor is arranged with a generous kitchen and dining room stretching across the rear. French doors open to a Juliet balcony, bringing in lovely natural light and giving the room an airy, open feel. Fitted with traditional cabinetry, stone worktops and a central island, the kitchen has an easy practicality to it, with ample room for family meals and informal entertaining. Also on this floor is a separate home office, along with a guest cloakroom. On the first floor is a wonderfully proportioned reception room, where high ceilings, large sash windows and an attractive fireplace create a graceful focal point. From here, there are pretty views over Bourne Street. A further bedroom is positioned on this level, served by a bathroom off the landing. The upper floor provides the remaining bedroom accommodation. The principal bedroom is ensuite and especially generous, occupying the front of the house, while two further bedrooms, one ensuite, and additional bath and shower facilities make the layout well suited to family life or guests. On the lower ground floor, a substantial tandem garage offers rare and highly practical secure parking, storage or workshop space. A utility area is also positioned on this level, and to the rear, lies a pretty patio garden. Bourne Street sits in a particularly appealing pocket of Belgravia, moments from the smart shops and homeware showrooms of Pimlico Road, the restaurants and boutiques around Elizabeth Street, and the wider appeal of Sloane Square. Excellent schools are close by, and this stretch of south-west London remains one of the capital’s most established and quietly desirable neighbourhoods.

Arranged across more than 4,600 sq ft on Lower Sloane Street, this substantial freehold townhouse unfolds over six floors, defined by a strong sequence of reception rooms, generous bedroom accommodation and a private patio leading onto communal gardens. The ground floor is particularly well resolved, arranged as a single, flowing entertaining space. A large reception room sits to the front, with high ceilings and a broad bay window drawing in natural light. From here, the plan runs directly through to the kitchen at the rear, where the atmosphere shifts into something more relaxed and functional. Fitted with modern cabinetry, a Gaggenau oven and generous work surfaces, the space is centred around a breakfast bar that lends itself to informal dining and everyday use. A west-facing aspect brings in soft afternoon light, while doors open directly onto the patio and communal gardens beyond. A guest WC is also positioned on this level. The first floor is arranged as a more formal entertaining level, with a principal reception room spanning the front of the house and a separate dining room to the rear. Both rooms enjoy excellent ceiling heights and strong natural light, creating a sense of proportion and continuity with the ground floor below. The principal bedroom suite occupies the second floor, arranged with a walk-in wardrobe and a large ensuite bathroom, alongside an adjoining study that adds a degree of privacy and flexibility. The upper floor provides three further bedrooms and additional bathrooms, allowing the house to be configured comfortably for family life. The lower ground floor offers a high degree of flexibility, and includes two bedroom suites, alongside a utility room and access to vault storage. This level is well suited to guests, staff or more independent living arrangements. The house also features air conditioning, alongside wooden floors, complementing the building’s period proportions with a more contemporary finish. Lower Sloane Street sits moments from Sloane Square and the King’s Road, with Pavilion Road and Orange Square close by for everyday cafés, restaurants and independent shops. The green spaces of Burton Court and the Royal Hospital grounds are also within easy reach, placing the house in one of Chelsea’s most established and quietly convenient settings.

The Well House is a handsome Cotswold stone property set in one of Oxfordshire’s most sought-after villages, close to Soho Farmhouse. The setting combines the appeal of village life with open views across its own garden and the surrounding countryside. Arranged over two floors, the house offers well-balanced accommodation that has been carefully maintained. Original period features have been preserved and complemented by considered updates, ensuring comfort and practicality while retaining character. A traditional inglenook fireplace with a baker's oven forms a natural focal point in the dining room, while the sitting room also benefits from a log-burning stove. The galleried hall draws natural light into the centre of the house, and the bespoke farmhouse kitchen, complete with AGA, is well suited to both everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family shower room are accessed from the galleried hall. A further bedroom is accessed via its own staircase from the sitting room and adjoining ground floor bathroom. At the end of the garden, a detached studio/annexe provides additional flexibility, comprising a sitting room, mezzanine bedroom with views over surrounding parkland and a shower room. This space works equally well as guest accommodation or a home office. The gardens are thoughtfully landscaped, with established herbaceous borders and mature trees providing privacy and seasonal interest. Additionally, a separate garage offers useful storage. The Well House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-appointed Cotswold home in a highly regarded village setting.

Behind its handsome red-brick façade on Chipstead Street, this beautifully reimagined house unfolds across approximately 4,123 sq ft, combining generous proportions with a contemporary finish. Arranged over four floors, it has been thoughtfully renovated to create a house that feels both elegant and practical, with excellent natural light, strong entertaining spaces and a flexible layout well suited to family life. The ground floor is devoted to living and entertaining. At the front of the house, the reception room is wonderfully proportioned, with high ceilings and a sense of quiet separation from the kitchen beyond. To the rear, the house opens into an impressive Poliform kitchen and dining room, where contemporary cabinetry, integrated appliances and a large central island create a striking yet highly functional space. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors draw in the light and open directly onto a low-maintenance south-west-facing patio garden, giving the room an easy indoor-outdoor feel in the warmer months. One of the house’s most successful interventions is its central staircase, introduced as part of a comprehensive back-to-brick refurbishment by Design 2 Finish in around 2009. More than a practical feature, it carries light deep into the plan and links each level in a way that makes the lower ground floor feel like a natural extension of the house rather than a separate basement. Below, that floor has been particularly well conceived. A substantial family and media room offers excellent versatility, whether used as a cinema room, children’s den or informal living space. Beyond the rear lightwell, an additional room sits beneath the garden and is perfect as a gym, studio or study, benefiting from both natural light and fresh air. A further bedroom and kitchen/utility area on this level add another layer of flexibility, whether for guests, older children, staff or longer-stay visitors. The principal bedroom occupies part of the first floor and is generous in scale, with fitted storage and an ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom and additional bathroom sit alongside it. On the floor above are three further rooms, including two bedrooms, a study or sixth bedroom, and loft storage, making the layout particularly appealing for larger families or anyone needing work-from-home space without compromising on bedroom count. The interiors are understated and cohesive throughout, allowing the scale of the rooms and the quality of the light to take centre stage. There is a polished, architectural quality to the house, softened by warm materials and a layout that has been designed to work hard for modern life. Chipstead Street is quietly positioned just off the New Kings Road, placing the house within easy reach of Parsons Green’s shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as the wider amenities of Fulham. There is a distinctly residential feel here, yet everything needed day to day is close at hand, from good local schools to green space and transport connections into central London.

Set back behind gates and a paved driveway on one of Wimbledon Village’s most sought after roads, this characterful detached house unfolds over more than 3,100 square feet, with generous lateral living, a heated outdoor pool and a long west facing garden that provides both privacy and light. The sense of arrival is immediate. A wide entrance hall sets the tone, opening first to two elegant front reception rooms with high ceilings, original fireplaces and wide sash windows that bring in soft, even light throughout the day. These rooms have the easy proportions of a house designed for entertaining, with space for both formal seating and relaxed family life without feeling either crowded or cavernous. To the rear, the layout opens out into a family room that connects directly to the garden, creating a natural everyday hub of the house. The adjoining kitchen sits alongside, sensibly arranged and well sized, with space for a breakfast table and direct access to the terrace, making it easy to drift between inside and out in warmer months. A separate garage and ample off-street parking sit discreetly to the side, keeping the front of the house calm and uncluttered. Upstairs, the first floor is arranged around a central landing, with a generous principal bedroom overlooking the garden, complete with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite. Three further bedrooms sit on this level, all well proportioned and served by a large family bathroom. The second floor adds two further bedrooms and additional storage in the eaves, making this a house that adapts easily to growing families, guests or working from home. Outside, the garden is one of the house’s defining features. Laid mainly to lawn and framed by mature planting, it feels private and established, with a wide terrace for outdoor dining and a heated swimming pool set neatly to one side. It is a space designed for long summer afternoons. Marryat Road sits in the heart of Wimbledon Village, one of south west London’s most consistently desirable neighbourhoods. The village itself is known for its independent shops, cafés and restaurants, while Wimbledon Common begins just moments away, offering acres of open heathland and woodland walks. Excellent schools, both state and private, are close at hand, and Wimbledon station provides fast connections into central London, making this a location that works just as well for everyday family life as it does for weekends and evenings.