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Occupying an elevated position on the brow of the hill on Arthur Road, this house is ideally located between Wimbledon Park and Wimbledon Village. With four generous bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms, the accommodation expands over three light filled floors. There is a mature south facing garden with elevated views, as well as off street parking and a garage. Benefiting from high ceilings, the ground floor offers good volume to the accommodation. A generous kitchen and dining room is located to the front of the house, with a bright dual aspect reception room to the rear which is fabulous for entertaining. The principal bedroom suite is on the first floor, spanning the width of the house. French doors open onto a balcony overlooking the garden, and built-in wardrobes line one wall and the ensuite bathroom complete with a separate bath and shower, feels spacious. A second bedroom with its own ensuite sits to the front of the house. The top floor mirrors the level below, with two further double bedrooms, both ensuite and bright. Every room has generous ceiling heights and natural light throughout. The mature garden faces south, filled with sunlight, and is a private, low maintenance space for morning coffees, long lunches or quiet evenings outdoors. Fencing and a bin store have been recently installed, the house is set back from the road and the private driveway provides off street parking, as well as a garage to the rear of the property. Arthur Road is well located for family life. Wimbledon Park Underground station is within a ten minute walk away, while Wimbledon Park itself, with a boating lake, tennis courts and wide open lawns is also on the doorstep. Wimbledon Village and its boutiques, cafés and restaurants are also nearby, as are some of the area’s best schools, including King’s College School, Wimbledon High and Bishop Gilpin Primary.

A handsome period end of terrace townhouse situated on this quiet Chelsea street, spread across four floors. Carefully refurbished to create light, balanced spaces with a quietly contemporary finish, the property also retains its original character. On the lower ground floor lies a self contained apartment featuring kitchen and reception flow naturally into one another, linked by warm wooden flooring and white cabinetry that keeps the space bright. Glazed doors lead through to a bedroom beneath a glass roof vault, filling the room with daylight and opening onto the garden. A bathroom and a small patio sit just off the reception, making this level ideal as a guest suite. The ground floor is more formal, arranged as a pair of elegant reception rooms used for dining and sitting. Dual-aspect windows bring in plenty of light, including a bay window at the front, and there are two fireplaces. A kitchen sits discreetly behind these rooms leading out to a landscaped low maintanance garden; a powder room completes this level. Upstairs, the first floor holds three bedrooms. The principal, softly toned and generous in size, shares a family bathroom with the second bedroom, while a third has its own ensuite. Above, the converted loft offers a further bedroom, while the landing opens onto a private roof terrace, which is a sheltered spot for evening drinks or a morning coffee among the chimneys of Chelsea. The garden has been designed for easy upkeep, with paving, wrought-iron detailing and space for a dining table or a cluster of potted trees. Nestled in the heart of Chelsea’s sought-after Lots Village, this beautifully presented property on Burnaby Street offers a rare opportunity to own a home moments from the River Thames and King’s Road. Situated moments from the newly developed Lots Road Powerstation the area combines the charm of period architecture with the energy of modern riverside living.

Arranged across five floors, this Grade II-listed property has rich period features, lofty proportions, and a private garden that unfolds into the neighbourhood’s cherished communal garden. The grand front door opens into an impressive entrance hall, leading to the main reception. A grand double, it is bright and airy thanks to soaring sash bay windows, and also features two traditional fireplaces. Heading down to the lower ground floor you will find a further family room/TV room and a large dine-in kitchen with a spacious pantry. The rear garden can be accessed from the family room, offering a wonderful setting for alfresco dining. The first floor is dedicated to the principal suite, which encompasses the bay-windowed bedroom, dressing room, and luxurious ensuite bathroom. Three further bedrooms, alongside a guest bathroom and a private balcony, make up the second floor. The final bedroom, which can also serve as a study, is located on the third floor — it features an ensuite bathroom and a terrace overlooking the communal gardens. An exemplar of Georgian architecture, the house is replete with period features, from intricate wall mouldings and original sash windows to exquisite fireplaces and ornate balustrades. It has been recently renovated to an excellent standard, pairing the building’s storied charm with sophisticated finishes, top-of-the-line fittings, and bespoke joinery. The hidden door at the back of the garden opens into the highlight of this house - the magnificent communal garden, considered one of the finest in London. A children’s play area and a tennis court can be found amidst the rolling verdure. Myriad native trees lend the garden its unique woodland charm, making a truly rare find. Home to bee hives, the garden also harvests its own honey. Set in the heart of Little Venice, moments away from Regent’s Canal, residents benefit from a serene atmosphere while being in close proximity to the vibrant West End. The area’s charming cafes and restaurants are all within easy reach, as is the iconic Rembrandt Gardens. Warwick Avenue and Royal Oak underground stations ensure great connectivity to the rest of London, while Paddington Station provides a direct link to Heathrow Airport.

Set within the leafy Coombe Estate, the property is a remarkable single-storey home overlooking the fairways of Coombe Hill Golf Course. Recently refurbished and sympathetically extended, the house retains its historic charm reflected in its original London stock brick façade while being perfectly upgraded for modern life. A solid wood front door opens onto a wide entrance hall, setting the tone for the home’s generous proportions and thoughtful finishes. Beyond lies a vast, double-aspect drawing room designed to draw the outside in, with an expanse of glass framing the landscaped gardens. Bi-folding doors open onto a wraparound terrace, creating a clever flow between the interior and its leafy surrounds. The adjoining kitchen and dining room continue the sense of openness, fitted with bespoke cabinetry, a striking marble-topped island and integrated appliances by Neff and Liebherr. From here, further doors lead to the terrace, allowing light to flood through and connecting the space with the gardens beyond. A large utility room adjoins the kitchen, offering direct access to the double garage and front courtyard, while a separate family room at the front of the house provides a cosy reading, study or relaxation. A corridor leads to the more private quarters, where four double bedrooms each enjoy en suite bathrooms. The principal suite opens directly onto the garden, complete with a walk-in dressing room and a beautifully appointed bathroom with a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and twin vanity. A skylit sitting area between the bedrooms adds a touch of warmth and informality to this secluded wing of the home. Outside, the gardens have been landscaped for both beauty and privacy. A south-facing front terrace provides the perfect spot for afternoon drinks, while to the rear, a paved terrace steps down to a broad lawn bordered by mature trees and shrubs. A pergola, timber-framed outhouse and outdoor kitchenette create ideal spaces for entertaining, with the potential for a swimming pool on the lower terrace. The Property is located on a quiet, leafy lane lined with pretty, detached houses. The Coombe Estate lies between Kingston and Wimbledon, both renowned for their boutiques, cafés and excellent transport links into central London. The area is also home to leading schools, five golf courses, and the vast open expanses of Richmond Park, well known fir its walks, horse riding and picnicking.

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

Set along a peaceful stretch of the River Thames in Cookham Dean, The Islands is a truly extraordinary six-bedroom home, a whimsical riverside residence set upon its own private 4.5-acre Thameside island, reached by a private bridge. Retaining the original part of a striking period house, it offers an almost cinematic sense of seclusion, where gardens wind towards the water’s edge and every view is punctuated by the glimmer of the river beyond. Entry is to an oak-panelled reception hall reminiscent of a grand Scottish hunting lodge, complete with an open fireplace, stained glass window and panelled ceiling. It’s a house that wears its history proudly, blending Victorian warmth with idiosyncratic architectural details that make it truly one of a kind. The reception hall leads to a series of elegantly proportioned rooms set at pleasing angles, each rich with texture and light. The drawing and dining rooms, situated in the oldest part of the house, are interlinked by oak-faced double doors and framed by exposed beams, decorative pillars and open fireplaces, spaces made for conversation and quiet moments alike. The study, positioned to the right of the front door, offers a peaceful vantage point overlooking the river, bathed in sunlight from a large picture window and overhead skylight. Beyond the threshold, the magic of the island unfolds. The main island is a secret world unto itself, a sanctuary alive with wildlife and colour. Gardens flow into croquet lawns, a paddock, orchards and a flower garden, while the heated pool and pool house are perfectly positioned for long summer afternoons. Three bridges connect the two islands, two of them hidden among the trees, leading to yet more secluded gardens, statues tucked between hedges, and pathways lined with palms, figs, bamboo and bursts of tropical planting. It’s a place where every turn reveals something new. The setting is steeped in history. Once part of an ancient royal fishery dating back to Tudor times, this stretch of river inspired The Wind in the Willows and still hosts the traditional ‘Swan Upping’ each summer, one of those wonderfully eccentric English customs that add to the charm of life on the Thames. Two muntjac deer, families of swans, red kites and migrating geese are among the island’s regular visitors, underscoring its rare sense of natural harmony. On the first floor of the main house, four bedrooms unfold beneath gentle eaves, each with its own sense of character. The principal suite is especially beautiful, complete with a balcony off the dressing room, a perfect perch for morning coffee as mist rises from the water, or evening sundowners as boats drift past. Art Deco notes appear in the carved wooden fireplace and marble hearth, while large bay windows across the river-facing rooms invite light to pour in throughout the day. A further ensuite bedroom, a turreted vanity nook and a spacious family bathroom complete this level. Beyond the main house lies a cottage within the grounds, currently configured as a double garage with an adjoining studio and sitting room that opens onto a terrace overlooking the river. The property also benefits from extensive mooring and fishing rights, with private mooring piles set along the banks, a rare privilege for any Thameside home. Cookham Dean is one of Berkshire’s most picturesque riverside enclaves. The nearby village of Cookham is beloved for its independent shops, historic pubs and the celebrated Bel & The Dragon restaurant, while the charming towns of Marlow and Henley-on-Thames are just a short drive away. Maidenhead station offers fast links into London Paddington, placing this secluded island retreat within easy reach of the city, yet feeling a world apart.

Set on a quiet Belgravia street and Eaton Squares, this handsome townhouse presents a rare combination of generous proportions and versatile living. Its unique dual-staircase layout creates a thoughtful division of space and a natural flow across all five floors. On the lower ground floor, a flexible bedroom or reception room opens to a private patio, making for a perfect guest or staff suite. A separate entrance on this level, along with a family TV room, bathroom, and two utility rooms, offers exceptional independence and privacy. The ground floor is arranged for seamless entertaining. A grand dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks the square, leading to a breakfast room and a modern, fitted kitchen at the rear. A guest cloakroom completes the floor. The first floor is a true highlight, featuring a vast double reception room. Its soaring ceilings are framed by twin French doors that open onto a balcony, while a classic fireplace adds both warmth and grandeur. A study tucked at the back provides a quiet and private workspace. The principal bedroom occupies the entire second floor, complete with bespoke cabinetry, an ensuite bathroom, and access to a private terrace. Two further bedrooms sharing a bathroom are located on the top floor. Outside, a roof terrace provides an elevated escape with far-reaching views and residents have access to Belgrave Square Gardens and Tennis court. Just moments from Knightsbridge and Buckingham Palace Road, this area is close to the iconic garden squares of Belgrave and Eaton. The boutiques and cafés of nearby Motcomb Street create a village-like atmosphere, while world-class shopping on Sloane Street and the antiques and art on Pimlico Road are all within easy reach. Excellent transport links place Mayfair, Westminster, and the West End just moments away, making this elegant pocket of London perennially appealing to families and international buyers alike.

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

Set in the very heart of Wimbledon Village, this charming four-bedroom semi-detached house strikes the perfect balance between period character and modern comfort. Behind its handsome façade lies a light-filled interior arranged across three floors, with high ceilings, wooden flooring and generous proportions throughout. The ground floor unfolds as a wonderfully open space where the kitchen, dining and reception areas flow naturally together - ideal for relaxed entertaining. At the rear, French doors open onto a sunny patio garden, perfectly suited to long lunches or evenings outdoors. Upstairs, three double bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom, while the principal suite occupies the top floor, complete with an ensuite and views across the village rooftops. The house presents an exciting opportunity for renovation, offering a blank canvas for its next owners to shape into a truly special home. Wimbledon Village is one of southwest London’s most desirable enclaves, prized for its village atmosphere and elegant period architecture. The wide open spaces of Wimbledon Common are just a short stroll away - a haven for walkers, cyclists and horse riders - while the main town centre provides fast and frequent train services to central London. The area is exceptionally well served by excellent schools, from preparatory to secondary, and has plenty of leisure options including tennis clubs, golf courses and cosy country pubs. With its leafy streets, independent shops and welcoming community, Wimbledon Village offers a peaceful yet connected way of life.

Set in an elegant enclave of Nash-designed houses on Park Village East, this detached Regency villa is a home defined by its architectural distinction and exceptional location. Behind its classical façade lies beautifully proportioned rooms and a west-facing garden that feels more like a private park than a city garden. The principal entertaining spaces occupy one entire floor, a layout that makes the house feel grand yet effortless to live in. The drawing room, dining room and study are arranged in a suite, each with soaring ceilings, intricate cornicing and working marble fireplaces. French doors open to a balustraded balcony, overlooking the landscaped garden below. The kitchen, bright beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling, lie arched windows and a relaxed breakfast area. A door opens directly to the forecourt, allowing for easy access when entertaining. Upstairs, the principal suite takes in garden views from a wide bay window and includes two marble-clad bathrooms and a dressing room with bespoke joinery. Four further bedrooms, each with its own character, are spread across the upper floors, all with elegant marble bathrooms and generous storage. The garden level holds a games room with French doors to the terrace, a sixth bedroom suite, a staff bedroom and a fully equipped laundry. Throughout, thoughtful details, parquet and terracotta floors, concealed radiators, recessed lighting and video entry systems, make the home both refined and functional. Outside, a gated forecourt offers parking for several cars and access to a detached double garage. Beyond the house, the west-facing garden stretches over 120 feet, arranged in beautifully planted tiers. A York-stone terrace gives way to sweeping lawns framed by mature trees, culminating in a secluded summer house. Floodlit in the evenings, the garden forms a tranquil counterpart to the grandeur of the interiors. Park Village East is a peaceful residential street moments from the open green expanses of Regent’s Park. The cafés, restaurants and boutiques of Primrose Hill and Marylebone are within easy reach, while Camden Town and Warren Street Underground stations are close by, offering swift connections across London. Euston Station is also easily accessible, providing national rail links and onward connections to the North and beyond.

A Contemporary Home in the Heart of Holland Park This beautifully designed home is an exceptional example of contemporary living, marrying thoughtful amenities with practical functionality. Situated just moments from Holland Park and featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, private outdoor space, and bespoke finishes, this property offers a wonderful opportunity to live in one of London’s most desirable locations. A sense of understated elegance defines the interiors, where considered upgrades and premium materials abound. The ground floor sets the tone with sleek Dekton marble flooring underfoot, warmed by underfloor heating. Clever storage solutions include fitted cupboards for coats and shoes, while the guest WC is outfitted with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware, a custom Dekton basin, and a striking backlit onyx mirror. The reception area is a masterclass in modern sophistication, featuring concealed LED mood lighting, a bespoke Italian wall painting, and a contemporary gas fireplace. Integrated air-conditioning and a built-in Bluetooth speaker system ensure comfort. The kitchen and adjoining conservatory feature Beckermann cabinetry, premium appliances, and an innovative Rhonda Italian wall system with magnetic shelving that combines practicality with style. Upstairs, the primary suite has Jesse Italian wardrobes creating streamlined storage, while the walk-through wardrobe is elevated with Quartzite Brazilian marble panels illuminated by LED lighting. The ensuite bathroom is clad in marble slabs with Villeroy & Boch fittings, custom cabinetry, and a statement LED mirror. A beautiful outdoor terrace extends the living area, creating a calm environment to entertain or unwind. Even the garage is impeccably detailed, with marble-tiled walls, a Hormann automatic door, Bosch laundry appliances, and integrated storage. Notably, the owner has secured full planning permission to convert the garage into a third bedroom and bathroom, adding significant value and flexibility to the home. A property-wide water-softening system enhances daily living. Positioned 0.8 miles from Holland Park Underground Station and Kensington Olympia, the house benefits from excellent transport links and a wealth of nearby cultural destinations. The Design Museum is just 0.2 miles away, while Holland Park itself, with its tranquil Kyoto and Dutch Gardens, is a short stroll of 0.3 miles

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty presents this beautiful home in the heart of South Kensington. Walk in on the dark wooden flooring complementing the white walls, creating a modern and minimalist ambience. The living room features open wooden show cabinets with recessed LED lighting, with a mirror back on either side of the fireplace. Art referencing pop culture adds a vibrant touch to the serene white backdrop throughout the house. The kitchen is fully equipped with built-in appliances and an island counter with bar seating, looking stylish and functional. The master bedroom has a wooden walk-in closet, while all bedrooms are generously spacious and filled with natural light. The furniture is thoughtfully selected to avoid cluttering and keeping it in line with the design of the house. Step outside to the outdoor terrace, surrounded by grass walls, offering a lively and refreshing atmosphere. One of the highlights is the private home cinema, surrounded by brown textured walls. Complete with cosy seating, a wine cooler, and a snack bar, it provides the perfect setting for entertainment. Maintained in excellent condition, this residence is tucked away on a quiet cobbled mew, promising a relaxing lifestyle in the heart of South Kensington.

This magnificent villa is a rare find, boasting exquisite features, a rich heritage, and striking views of the Regent’s Canal. Built in 1840 as part of John Nash's masterplan for the Regent's Canal, which led to the creation of Little Venice, the villa has a storied history. It served as a residence for eminent British socialite Lillie Langtry, where she hosted the Prince of Wales. Most recently, it was the home of Irish-American dancer Michael Flatley. Unfolding over four floors, this house has eight bedrooms, palatial entertaining areas, an orangery, and an abundance of open spaces. Entry is through imposing twin gates, with a path leading up to the villa. The grandeur of this home is apparent from the outset, with its stuccoed exterior, Roman arches, intricate balustrades, and stunning wraparound garden. The entrance hall is laid with marble tiles. The grand reception and dining room are characterised by high ceilings, imported French stone fireplaces, and dual-aspect views of the Regent’s Canal. The large kitchen is well-appointed with fitted cabinetry and a breakfast table. The orangery, accessed through the kitchen and the reception, invites the south-facing natural light, creating a unique space for entertaining. Head downstairs to the impressive leisure complex, which features an indoor pool, a sauna, and a games room. This floor also has self-contained staff/guest accommodation including a kitchen, bedroom and shower room as well as a utility area, laundry room, wine cellar, integral double garage and a private patio. The principal suite, two ensuite bedrooms, and the office with access to a private terrace are located on the first floor. The remaining four bedrooms (two en-suite) and an additional large terrace occupy the second floor. Further highlights private driveway for 2-3 cars, secure double garage, and off-street parking for a further car behind electric gates. Perched by the iconic Regent’s Canal, the house is surrounded by charming independent stores and has easy access to Clifton Road’s fabulous amenities. With Maida Vale, Warwick Avenue, and Royal Oak underground stations under a mile away, residents benefit from excellent transport links.

Set on a quiet street in North Kensington, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom house with an additional guest restroom carries an unusual story. Built in the Victorian era as a cattle shed, it was converted in the late 1990s and has since been shaped with care over two decades by its artist owners. What was once a working building has become a home defined by light, scale and bold architecture. Theo Otten of Otten Partners Architects led the transformation, approaching the structure almost as a piece of sculpture. Double-and triple-height spaces open up the interior, soaring to over 30ft and linked by glass-sided walkways and steel-framed Crittall doors. Original timber trusses are lit like artworks by discreet ERCO lighting, while polished concrete floors and a vaulted skylight draw the eye upwards. The mood is part industrial, part contemporary gallery: clean lines softened by dark, textured finishes. The ground floor centres on a pared-back kitchen, its white surfaces a counterpoint to the vast living and dining space beyond. Here, daylight falls from above, shifting through the day, while a matt-black snug offers a smaller, more private corner. Upstairs, two calm ensuite bedrooms bring warmth with oak floors and soft grey tones. A third bedroom sits at the top of the house, alongside a generous newly built roof terrace, which has planning permission but currently no direct access; however, an easy access solution could be created. Hewer Street has always had a creative undercurrent. Once home to dairies and a post office, it has gradually become a cluster of studios and distinctive houses, each shaped by its industrial roots. This former dairy sits quietly within that story, carrying the marks of its past while standing firmly in the present. A few minutes away, Golborne and Portobello Roads bring a different kind of energy – antique markets, small cafés, restaurants that draw people from across the city. The Grand Union Canal and Kensal Green Cemetery offer long, tree-lined walks, while North Kensington as a whole balances neighbourhood life with a spirit of independence and artistry.

Comprising two properties that have been cleverly linked, this Grade II listed home spans over 5,500 sq ft across five floors. It boasts lofty proportions and intricate finishes that make it a truly rare find. Interiors have been thoughtfully curated to harmonise historic detailing with contemporary finesse, while expansive spaces ensure effortless family living as well as grand entertaining. Upon entry at the ground floor, the entrance hall leads left to the dining room. A beautifully appointed kitchen housing a conservatory sits just off the dining room and also serves as a cosy breakfast room. Leading directly from the entrance hall is the meticulously displayed library, which opens onto the terrace. There is an adjoining office space which also enjoys access to the terrace, creating a bright and pleasant work-from-home setting. From the terrace there are stairs leading down to the garden. The entirety of the first floor is dedicated to the main reception room. The drawing room is bathed in natural light thanks to four soaring French doors that open onto the full-width balcony. A fireplace, striking artwork, and an accent wall clad in mirrors elevate the interiors. The generously appointed bar and TV snug complete the floor, creating an exquisite area for entertaining. The second floor is a devoted principal suite, encompassing a well-proportioned bedroom, a dual walk-in closet, a luxurious ensuite, and a separate sitting room. The nearby laundry room is an added convenience. An office is located on the first-floor landing, while the three further bedrooms and three family bathrooms unfold over the third floor. On the lower ground floor, there’s an open-concept sitting room with an intimate dining area, a powder room, a kitchen, and a gym. Two additional bedrooms, each with its own entrance, offer the potential to create separate self-contained flats. A picturesque garden, which can be accessed from the ground and lower ground floors, lies behind the house. Impeccably landscaped and lined with bamboo plants, this verdant oasis is ideal for alfresco gatherings, playtime with children, or quietly unwinding. Two grand staircases lie at the heart of this house, which has been tastefully finished throughout. Fresh hues accentuate the ornate cornicing, while wooden floors run underfoot. Situated in the very heart of London, this residence is mere moments away from the designer boutiques, restaurants, and fabulous leisure offerings of Pimlico Road and Elizabeth Street.

Lying on the picturesque, tree-lined streets of Maida Vale, Macroom Road is an exclusive collection of luxury warehouse-style apartments. These thoughtfully designed homes echo their origins with an industrial vernacular, cleverly complemented by contemporary interiors. The apartments are defined by their expansive layouts, with exposed brickwork, steel-framed windows, and abundant natural light. Whether you’re drawn to the soaring ceilings, private terraces, or sense of flow that is inherent to the design of these open-plan apartments, these homes are a masterclass in design and functionality. This collection of seven apartments is a remarkable opportunity for investors, with a strong rental yield in a high demand area. The total rental income is £266,240 per annum, with a purchase price of £5,350,000, reflecting a gross yield of 4.98%. Available apartments include Apartment 1, a ground-floor one-bedroom unit at £595 per week, offering 488 sq ft of living space. Apartment 2, also on the ground floor, features one bedroom across 451 sq. ft, available at £575 per week. Apartment 3 spans 666 sq. ft. across the ground and first floors, providing one bedroom at £750 per week. Apartment 4 is a ground-floor one-bedroom flat at £575 per week, with 447 square feet, while Apartment 5, similar in layout, offers 444 square feet at the same price. Apartment 6 is a first-floor, two-bedroom residence with two bathrooms and a private terrace, commanding £950 per week across 945 square feet. The final home, Apartment 7, is a spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a private terrace, offering 1,097 square feet at £1,100 per week. Macroom Road is perfectly positioned in the heart of Maida Vale, a neighbourhood celebrated for its elegant Victorian architecture, sprawling green spaces, and community feel. There are plenty of boutique shops, wonderful neighbourhood restaurants as well as The Waterway, a beloved canalside eatery, and the quiet Paddington Recreation Ground all a short walk away.

This Grade II listed Victorian house is a key house on the western terrace of St James’s Gardens, one of Holland Park’s most admired communal garden squares. With soaring ceilings, tall sash windows, a private west-facing garden and separate large terrace, it balances period charm with generous family living. The lower ground floor centres on a welcoming kitchen opening onto the garden, a wonderfully bright space for family gatherings. Beyond it, a dining room with wooden floors and a fireplace adds warmth and character, while a utility and guest cloakroom complete this level. On the raised ground floor, a wide double reception room stretches the depth of the house, filled with natural light from tall windows at either end. On the first floor are two bedrooms, including the principal suite. The serene bedroom at the front enjoys particularly special views across the communal gardens, complemented by a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom. Upstairs, three further bedrooms share a family bathroom, each with leafy vistas across the treetops and gardens. St James’s Gardens is a highly desirable address located in Holland Park. With Holland Park underground station close by (approx 0.5 miles away), St. James's Gardens is perfectly located for fast and easy access to the West End and the City. The house is very conveniently located to the amenities of Holland Park Avenue. There are many excellent schools within walking distance of the property such as Norland Place, Pembridge Hall, Wetherby, Chepstow House and Notting Hill Prep.

A beautifully refurbished freehold house spanning approximately 2,700 sq ft, this four-bedroom home has been designed by local developer PVG Design with meticulous attention to detail. Interiors are flooded with natural light, accentuating the bespoke finishes and elegant proportions throughout. The heart of the house is the bespoke oak kitchen, complemented by Arabescato and Carrara marble slabs and wide-plank light oak flooring, seamlessly connecting to the reception spaces. A first-floor reception opens onto a generous terrace, perfect for al fresco entertaining, while a west-facing garden provides a tranquil private retreat. Additional features include a large TV room, separate laundry and plant rooms, and air conditioning throughout for modern comfort. Upstairs, the principal bedroom and additional bedrooms are bright and airy, served by three luxuriously appointed bathrooms that combine practicality with understated elegance. Thoughtful design touches and high-quality materials create a calm, contemporary backdrop ideal for both family living and entertaining. Eaton Terrace is one of Belgravia’s most coveted addresses, just moments from the boutiques, restaurants, and cafés of Elizabeth Street, with Sloane Square and the Kings Road within easy reach. Excellent transport links include Sloane Square Underground Station (0.2 miles) and Victoria Station (0.5 miles), making this home an exceptional combination of style, convenience, and central London living.

Set back from the street behind classic wrought-iron railings, this elegant five-bedroom London stock brick and stucco townhouse lies in the heart of Notting Hill. Spanning five beautifully designed floors, the house balances period charm with contemporary finishes and has exceptional lateral living space, a private garden, and an unbeatable location just moments from Westbourne Grove. The entrance is framed by a set of stone steps leading to the front door, where floor-to-ceiling windows with Juliet balconies flood the raised-ground reception rooms with light. Inside, the design is cohesive and calming, dark-stained floorboards and crisp white walls run throughout, creating a stylish and serene backdrop. Original details, including ornate ceiling roses, cornicing and striking marble fireplaces, add character. The ground floor hosts a formal dining room to the front and a bright, modern kitchen to the rear. Finished with white cabinetry, white marble worktops and elegant shutters, the kitchen has been designed to let the natural light take centre stage. On the lower ground floor, a generous reception room opens directly onto the private garden via bifold doors, making it perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. This level also houses a bedroom with en suite and a separate utility room. Upstairs, the principal suite occupies the second floor and enjoys views over the street, along with an en suite bathroom and built-in storage. A separate study or additional bedroom completes the level. The top floor features two further bedrooms tucked into the eaves, sharing a family bathroom, while a fifth bedroom and additional bathroom provide flexibility for guests or growing families. Outside, the decked garden is a peaceful sanctuary in the city. Bricked raised beds and mature planting surround a generous alfresco dining area, perfect for summer entertaining. Perfectly positioned between the fashionable enclaves of Notting Hill, Bayswater and Queensway, the house offers easy access to world-class restaurants, independent boutiques, and excellent transport links.

Lying on the coveted Westbourne Grove, this remarkable six-bedroom house unfolds across six voluminous floors, culminating in a show-stopping open-plan living space and a private south-facing garden. Immaculately renovated and fully extended by the current owners, the house is a rare turnkey home that pairs sleek contemporary design with grand proportions, and even includes a private swimming pool. The lower ground floor is the social heart of the home comprises a vast kitchen, dining and reception space, defined by book-matched marble floors, a sculptural island and neat cabinetry that wraps around the room in soft, minimal tones. Double-height ceilings over the dining area add dramatic scale and volume, with a double-height glass door opening directly onto the landscaped garden, blurring the boundary between inside and out. A second bedroom lies on this level, with an adjacent bathroom and access to a quiet courtyard. Above, the ground floor functions as a mezzanine-style reception space, with galleried views over the garden and dining area below. Framed by large internal windows and timber flooring, it is perfect for both entertaining and relaxing. The first floor is entirely devoted to the principal suite. A generous bedroom flows into a walk-through dressing area and ensuite bathroom, which opens directly onto a private roof terrace with views over the garden. French doors and natural light give the space a sense of understated grandeur. Two further bedrooms share a bathroom on the second floor, alongside a utility room, while the third floor hosts a large, light-filled bedroom with extensive storage,currently used as an additional reception space. The basement is home to the house’s most unexpected luxury: a private swimming pool. A gym and adjacent reception space sit alongside it, as well as a separate bedroom with ensuite shower room, making this an ideal guest or staff suite. A second courtyard ensures natural light filters down to this level, too. Parking is available on the raised ground floor, tucked neatly off the street for ease and discretion. This extraordinary home in Notting Hill is moments from the independent shops, restaurants and cafés synonymous with Westbourne Grove. Hyde Park is a short stroll away, while Portobello Road, Ledbury Road and Kensington Gardens are all within walking distance. Excellent schools and transport connections, including Notting Hill Gate and Royal Oak stations, are also close by, making this an exceptional base for families, entertainers or anyone seeking turnkey elegance in one of west London’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

Arranged across 4,390 sq. ft., this striking six-bedroom property boasts expansive proportions, refined interiors, and ample open spaces. Newly finished to an exceptional turnkey standard, the residence offers a rare coupling of considered craftsmanship and curated luxury. A wonderful suite of private amenities is on offer, including a gym and access to the prestigious communal gardens. An internal passenger lift services all five storeys, ensuring utmost discretion. There’s also a self-contained guest apartment complete with a bedroom suite and an open-concept reception and kitchen. Designed for entertaining, there are several exquisite social spaces. Upon entry, the hallway leads straight to the open-plan lounge with an integrated kitchen, alongside a chef's kitchen – both fitted with state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances. The formal dining room and a cloakroom complete this floor. The formal reception room is located on the first floor, with a balcony extending the entertaining space outdoors. The third-floor roof terrace, with a BBQ area and outdoor fridges, is an ideal setting for alfresco gatherings. The principal suite features a spacious dressing room and luxurious en-suite bathroom. Four additional bedrooms, one of which is an en-suite, span the second floor alongside a family bathroom. An office, which can be converted into a bedroom suite, is situated on the third floor, while the gym occupies the lower ground floor. Beautifully presented and fully interior-designed, bespoke joinery and a palette of classic hues feature throughout, with parquet flooring running underfoot in the living areas. Air-conditioning features across the property, while the principal floors benefit from underfloor heating. Off-street parking is also on offer, based on a first-come-first-served basis. This turnkey residence holds a prime, south-facing position on the sought-after Gloucester Square, just moments away from Hyde Park. Residents enjoy proximity to some of the city's finest dining, shopping, and leisure, with Connaught Village located within strolling distance.

Enveloped by a sweeping garden, this imposing turnkey residence is truly one of a kind. It features grand proportions, sophisticated finishes, and cutting-edge leisure amenities – all with an idyllic riverside communal garden mere moments away. Perched at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac with brilliant schools within easy reach, this is the perfect home for families seeking a calm, scenic sanctuary. The ground floor offers a thoughtfully choreographed series of spaces for entertaining. The open-plan dining room includes a sleek integrated kitchen and a wine nook designed by Spiral Cellars featuring cooled cabinets, a Sub-Zero fridge, and a cigar humidor. A Gazco built-in electric fireplace, crowned by a Samsung Frame TV, subtly divides the dining and kitchen areas. The dining room extends seamlessly into a family room, with both spaces opening onto the rear garden through large sliding doors – offering picturesque views over the private and communal gardens while ushering in natural light. The main reception offers a state-of-the-art home cinema, while the study is fitted with bespoke joinery. A separate catering kitchen is fully equipped with Miele, Sub-Zero, and Wolf appliances, accentuated by marble finishes. A cosy snug, with a television and an electric fireplace, is the perfect enclave for unwinding. A boot room and powder room round off the ground floor. The principal bedroom, situated on the first floor, features a custom Neatsmith walk-in closet, an ensuite clad in Italian porcelain, and access to the roof terrace. Two further bedrooms – one of which is an ensuite with access to the terrace – and a family bathroom complete the floor. The fourth bedroom occupies the second floor alongside a bathroom. The remaining bedroom is tucked away from the main house in the adjoining annexe, creating a wonderful guest suite. All rooms are appointed with made-to-order Neatsmith wardrobes and Lutron blinds. A feature staircase lies at the heart of the residence and is crowned by a striking chandelier by Rothchild and Bickers. The all-embracing garden provides a distinguished entrance at the front and a splendid setting for entertaining and playtime at the rear, enhanced by a functional outdoor fireplace. It also features a large driveway and a garage, providing ample room for secure parking. Newly redeveloped, the house has been finished to an immaculate standard with premium mod cons throughout. Underfloor heating, air conditioning, air recovery ventilation, and Nest heating systems provide exceptional comfort all year round. Programmable Lutron mood lights elevate the avant-garde interiors, while the security system – complete with alarms and panic buttons – ensures peace of mind. The innovative rainwater harvesting system and integrated high-tech solar panels are a showcase of sustainable design. The communal boat shed, paired with access to the nearby communal riverside garden, creates a haven for watersport enthusiasts. Set in the heart of Teddington, residents enjoy a serene, community-oriented atmosphere with London an hour away. The house is surrounded by a wealth of sports clubs, as well as renowned educational institutes like Teddington School and the Pavilion Montessori School. Heathrow Airport is a 30-minute drive away.

Situated on quiet, leafy Oakfield Street, this freehold, end-of-terrace house spans around 2,540 sq ft across four floors. Wonderfully refurbished throughout, the interiors are bright and balanced, with beautiful wooden floors, feature lighting and generous glazing that draws the eye to a series of south-west facing terraces and the garden. The lower ground floor is arranged for everyday living, with a bespoke, one-of-a-kind kitchen fitted with Gaggenau appliances. Underfloor heating runs beneath stone in the kitchen and bathrooms, while a separate utility keeps the space practical. French doors open to a private patio and the garden beyond. A bedroom with ensuite and a guest WC complete this level, making it ideal for guests, staff or older children. On the raised ground floor, a bay-fronted dining room with high ceilings sets the tone for more formal entertaining. Moving through to the living space, light pours in through glass doors, the south-western aspect creating an easy connection to the outdoor terrace, with steps down to the garden. Bespoke cabinetry provides discreet storage without disturbing the clean lines. Family life unfolds upstairs. The first floor has three double bedrooms; one is ensuite, and two share a family bathroom and a roof terrace. At the top of the house, the principal suite occupies the second floor, with a dressing room and bathroom, and a study opening directly onto yet another private terrace, a calm spot to work or read above the garden. Outside, the south-west aspect is the headline: a layered arrangement of terraces and a generous garden deliver real outdoor space, a rarity in this part of Chelsea. Throughout, the house remains quietly luxurious, with bespoke wardrobes, underfloor heating to kitchens and bathrooms, and a consistent palette of materials tying the rooms together. Oakfield Street sits moments from the buzzy vibe of the bars and restaurants along Hollywood Road, with all the amenities of Fulham Road and Kings Road close by. West Brompton station is around 0.4 miles, Fulham Broadway approximately 0.5 miles and Earl’s Court about 0.6 miles away. Local schooling is excellent, with Servite RC Primary School (Ofsted Outstanding) within 0.08 miles and further good and outstanding primaries nearby.

Set on one of Fulham’s most coveted streets, this exceptional six-bedroom Victorian ‘Lion House’ unfolds across four generous floors, culminating in a beautifully landscaped Southwest-facing garden. Fully renovated and extended by the current owners, including a rare full-basement extension beneath the entire footprint of the plot and garden, this turnkey home is one of the largest and most impressive on the Peterborough Estate. The lower ground floor is currently arranged as a versatile open-plan space with underfloor heating, a media room, office, WC and utility area, perfectly suited to family life. This floor offers exceptional flexibility, with scope to reconfigure or subdivide to suit a variety of needs. On the ground floor, in the kitchen, pale green Tom Howley shaker cabinetry is topped by pale stone worktops with integrated Miele appliances, leading to the garden through fully retractable bifold doors. A skylight floods the space with natural light, while a central island is perfect for entertaining. Parquet flooring runs underfoot into the adjoining reception space at the front of the house, where warm wood tones, elegant panelling and white walls creates a welcoming atmosphere. A WC is discreetly positioned on this level. The first floor is devoted to two generous bedrooms. At the front, the principal suite overlooks the street and flows into a large walk-through dressing room leading to an opulent ensuite bathroom. At the rear, a second bedroom also enjoys its own ensuite.

This sublime four-bedroom, two-storey house lies in Quarry Wood, a picturesque and biodiverse pocket on the outskirts of Marlow, Buckinghamshire. Wrapped in windows, the house surveys its own private acre of landscaped grounds, with views stretching towards the river beyond. Inside, comforting rusticity is paired with sleek, modern finishes across more than 1,900 sq ft. Though wonderfully secluded, the setting is far from remote; nearby Maidenhead station runs Elizabeth line services into central London in around 40 minutes. Entry is to a wide hallway, where storage is neatly tucked beneath the stairs and pale, warm-toned tiles run underfoot. Walls throughout are finished in soft, neutral tones and lit by Lutron fittings that have been discreetly installed throughout the house. Living spaces unfold upstairs to capitalise on the leafy outlook. The kitchen, dining and sitting rooms form a circular open-plan layout that feels at once free-flowing and clearly defined. Reclaimed floorboards run underfoot and pine panels line the walls, creating a sense of softness and warmth. An open fireplace set into an exposed stone wall sits between the dining and sitting areas, subtly delineating the two zones. The kitchen lies beneath a voluminous pitched ceiling on the southern side of the plan. Bespoke mild steel cabinetry is topped with a mix of Calacatta Vagli marble and hardy steel worktops. A DeVol island unit has a Quooker hot water tap and La Cornue appliances, while a fitted bar houses a fridge/freezer and wine cooler. Windows wrap the house, bringing the outside in. A bespoke seating area with a built-in TV sits beside the kitchen, and from here, double doors open onto a perfectly placed balcony, also accessed from the sitting room, which offers beautiful views through the foliage. Two bedrooms lie on the first floor, including a generous principal suite beneath a panelled pitched ceiling. A wood-burning stove adds warmth and atmosphere, while the en suite bathroom is finished with an elegant clawfoot bathtub and fittings by The Water Monopoly. The second bedroom on this floor also has its own ensuite. Downstairs are two further bedrooms. One has an ensuite shower room and opens directly onto the garden, while the other has a fireplace and double doors that lead out to a ground-floor terrace. A utility room and separate WC complete the plan. The acre of private gardens has been carefully designed by Patrick Clarke and Flint Garden Design and brought to life by Chelsea Flower Show-winning contractor Yoreland Design. The planting is mature and considered, while the layout creates several places to sit, eat and entertain. A paved terrace extends from one of the ground-floor bedrooms, while the first-floor balcony offers a wonderfully elevated perspective of the surrounding woodland and water. The house lies just outside Marlow, set on a picturesque stretch of the Thames. The town is known for its period architecture and culinary credentials, with Tom Kerridge’s two Michelin-starred The Hand and Flowers and one-starred The Coach, as well as The Butcher’s Tap & Grill, The Oarsman, and Fego, alongside familiar favourites such as The Ivy and Gail’s. The Chilterns National Landscape is moments away, offering miles of walking and cycling routes, while Westhorpe Water Park is close by for paddleboarding, kayaking and outdoor swimming. There are several well-regarded schools in the area, including Herries Prep and others in nearby Maidenhead. From there, the Elizabeth line runs direct services to Paddington and beyond. The M40 is also easily reached by car.