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This beautifully refurbished three-bedroom apartment offers 1,377 sq ft of lateral living in the heart of Mayfair, lying on the fourth floor of a beautiful period building. The interiors feel carefully considered, with high ceilings, generous proportions and large windows that draw in excellent natural light throughout the day. The principal reception room sits at the centre of the plan, an open and sociable space designed for both entertaining and everyday life. Pale timber floors run underfoot, while contemporary finishes lend a quietly modern character. Beyond, a defined dining and study area flows into the kitchen, where dark wood cabinetry is paired with marble-effect work surfaces and a suite of Gaggenau appliances. The layout feels intuitive and uncluttered, with a sense of continuity from one room to the next. The principal bedroom is notably spacious, with extensive fitted wardrobes and a smart ensuite bathroom finished in stone and glass. Two further double bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, family or a home office, one ensuite and one with served by a well-appointed shower rooms. The building benefits from a porter and lift, rare conveniences in such a central address, and the recent refurbishment ensures the apartment is ready to move into without further work. The overall impression is one of quiet sophistication, with a thoughtful balance between period architecture and contemporary living. Curzon Street sits at the very core of Mayfair, moments from the green expanse of Green Park and the refined village atmosphere of Shepherd Market. World-renowned restaurants, galleries and private members’ clubs are within a short stroll, as are the boutiques of Bond Street and the theatres of St James’s. It is a part of London that moves at its own unhurried pace, where elegant townhouses meet discreet hotels and long-established institutions, offering a way of life that feels both international and unmistakably British.

Set across just four principal floors, this low-built house offers an exceptional 4,036 sq ft of beautifully balanced accommodation, perfectly suited to modern family living. With its wide floorplates, landscaped garden and chic interiors, it is a rare find in one of Chelsea’s most desirable addresses. The ground floor is the heart of the home, with a front-facing kitchen and a dining/reception room that opens directly onto a spectacular 64-foot south-facing garden. Filled with mature planting and thoughtfully landscaped, the garden is a true extension of the living space, ideal for entertaining or relaxing in the sun. The lower ground floor has been cleverly designed to maximise scale and light, with a reception space that flows into a stylish bar and media room. A bedroom with ensuite, utility room and courtyard complete this level, while a spiral staircase leads to the gym and study at the end of the garden, a peaceful retreat with privacy and greenery. On the first floor, a versatile bedroom/office with dressing room sits alongside the principal suite, complete with a large ensuite bathroom. The second floor has three further bedrooms, sharing a family bathroom, while the loft provides generous storage. Throughout, elegant wooden floors, high ceilings and contemporary finishes create a calm, modern aesthetic. Though in excellent condition, the house also offers scope for personalisation, allowing a new owner to bring their own vision to the space. Chelsea Park Gardens sits north of the King’s Road and south of Fulham Road, in a prime Chelsea location. The area offers an abundance of boutique shops, restaurants and cafés, with Hyde Park to the north and Battersea Park to the south. Gloucester Road and South Kensington tube stations are both within 0.8 miles, offering swift connections across London.

Positioned on Bourton Hill, this is a substantial building plot extending to about 4.8 acres, with full planning consent for a replacement dwelling and detached garage. The site occupies an elevated setting, with uninterrupted views across open Cotswold countryside and a clear sense of space in every direction. The land is arranged as a generous, well-defined parcel, enclosed by mature hedging and established trees that provide natural screening while preserving the outlook. Access is already established, and the topography is broadly level with a gentle fall, lending itself well to the approved scheme. Sections of the plot have been lightly cultivated, with young planting and orchard-style rows beginning to structure the landscape, while leaving flexibility for further design or landscaping. Planning permission has been granted for the erection of a high-quality replacement dwelling, designed to respond to the character of the surrounding area while allowing for contemporary living (REF: 23/04022/FUL) The proposed house is positioned to take full advantage of the views, with principal rooms oriented towards the landscape and a clear relationship between the internal spaces and the garden. Consent also includes a detached garage and associated works. Previous permissions have explored alternative iterations of the scheme, offering a degree of flexibility for a purchaser, subject to the usual consents. The setting is distinctly rural, surrounded by farmland and open countryside, yet remains accessible and well connected. Bourton Hill lies within easy reach of Bourton-on-the-Water, one of the best-known villages in the north Cotswolds, with a broad mix of cafés, pubs, independent shops and day-to-day amenities. The wider area offers extensive walking routes across open countryside, while nearby towns including Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh provide further facilities and rail connections to London Paddington. Despite its proximity to well-known destinations, the immediate setting retains a quieter, more open character, defined by its elevation and long views.

Set within the prestigious St George’s Hill estate in Weybridge, this Octagon-built home sits on a plot of just over an acre. Extending to more than 7,600 sq ft, the house has been completely refurbished to create generous, light-filled interiors and an exceptional sense of flow, complemented by an indoor pool complex, triple garage and a south-facing terrace with views across the gardens. The interiors have been finished with an incredible attention to detail, with recent renovations including a full restoration of the swimming pool, the creation of a magnificent kitchen and breakfast room, and the refresh of every bathroom. Beyond the newly built pillared entrance, a double-height hallway sets the tone for the home’s sense of volume and light. The ground floor unfolds to a series of generous reception rooms, including a double-aspect drawing room opening to terraces on two sides, a formal dining room and a study. The kitchen, fitted with Siemens appliances and a large central island, adjoins a relaxed family room and separate utility space. Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms, each with its own en suite. The principal suite enjoys access to a private balcony, a bespoke dressing room and a contemporary bathroom with refined finishes and intelligent fittings. Additional accommodation includes a versatile media or games room, complete with provision for a bar installation, as well as a sauna, shower room and secondary kitchen within the pool complex. Outside, steps descend from the terrace to sweeping lawns edged with mature trees and a secluded wooded area beyond. A gated driveway provides ample parking and access to the triple garage. St George’s Hill is one of the UK’s most exclusive private estates, set within more than 900 acres of beautifully maintained parkland with 24-hour security. Residents enjoy access to a championship golf course and a private tennis and health club offering all-weather courts, an indoor swimming pool, gym and restaurant. Central London, Heathrow and Gatwick are all within easy reach, and the nearby towns of Weybridge and Cobham offer excellent shopping, dining and schooling.

Set on one of Chelsea’s prettiest cobbled mews, this beautifully refurbished five-bedroom house unfolds across approximately 3,906 sq ft, combining neat proportions with a quietly confident decorative eye. Reimagined in 2021 by the current owner, the house balances formal entertaining rooms with generous family spaces, all finished with a level of detail and individuality rarely found in turnkey London houses. The sense of volume is immediate. Extending to almost 24 feet in width, the principal reception room is a particularly striking space, richly dressed in Lord Jim Velvet by Vighi from Turnell & Gigon and centred around a Chesneys fireplace. It is a room that feels both polished and inviting, with excellent natural light and the proportions to accommodate entertaining as easily as everyday family life. Behind the formal reception room on the ground floor sits a separate study or library, a more intimate space, wrapped in Soane fabric and offering a wonderfully characterful spot for reading, working or quieter moments away from the main living spaces. On the other side of the entrance hall, the kitchen and dining room have been thoughtfully designed around modern life. A substantial central island, topped in Silestone by 202 Design, forms the natural focal point, while a skylight draws daylight down into the space and enhances the sense of openness. There is ample room for informal dining and gathering here, making it a particularly sociable part of the house. The lower ground floor is arranged around a large family and media room, offering a more relaxed counterpart to the formal reception spaces above. Generous in scale and finished with bespoke backlit joinery, it is perfectly suited to film nights, weekend sport, children’s play or informal hosting. This floor also includes a utility room, a wine cellar and a fifth bedroom suite, ideal for guests, staff or older children wanting greater independence. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the upper floors and has been planned with family life in mind. The principal suite occupies a substantial portion of the first floor and includes a dressing room and ensuite bathroom, creating a calm space away from the rest of the house. A further large bedroom suite sits alongside on this level, while two additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, each served by well-appointed bathrooms. Throughout, the bedrooms have a softer decorative language, including delicately patterned Sanderson wallpaper, which lends warmth and texture without feeling overworked. Outside, the rear terrace offers a lovely extension of the living space, private, green and well suited to outdoor dining. Cresswell Place is one of those addresses that feels pleasingly tucked away while remaining moments from everything. Set within the Boltons Conservation Area, it is surrounded by some of Chelsea’s most handsome residential streets, including The Boltons, Tregunter Road, Gilston Road and The Little Boltons. From here, the restaurants, shops and transport links of Chelsea, South Kensington and Knightsbridge are all within easy reach, making it an address that works as well for family life as it does for entertaining and day-to-day convenience.

Set on one of the most prestigious private estates in England, this is an imposing mansion with sweeping views across the manicured gardens and Surrey countryside beyond. The property is approached via wrought iron gates and a sweeping driveway, which creates an impressive sense of arrival. The exterior of the house is defined by symmetry and finely detailed façade inspired by the work of John Nash; a turret adds to the drama. The entrance is suitably grand: a vast oak front door opens into a panelled hall that leads to a dramatic double-height reception space, where oak flooring, ornate cornicing and columns set the tone for the interiors beyond. The principal reception rooms are designed for entertaining. The drawing room, with its large bay window and French doors to the terrace, is flooded with light, while the formal dining room opens directly to the landscaped gardens, a beautiful setting for dinner parties in any season. A walnut-panelled study, complete with concealed screens and bespoke joinery, occupies one of the turrets and is the perfect spot for work. The kitchen has marble-topped counters, bespoke oak cabinetry and a walk-in pantry. Beyond lies the glass-roofed orangery, a well-designed breakfast room overlooking the gardens. From here, a series of doors open onto the leisure wing, where an indoor swimming pool, spa tub and steam room sit alongside a gym and secondary kitchen. Upstairs, a circular galleried landing leads to the principal suite, which enjoys panoramic views of the south-facing grounds. The suite includes a dressing room, private gym and access to the roof terrace, complete with an outdoor shower and sauna housed in a turret. Five further bedroom suites are all especially generous.

Set on the lower ground floor of a handsome period building, this beautifully refurbished garden flat has been redesigned with a sharp contemporary finish and a strong connection to its private outdoor space. The main reception room sits to the rear, with wide glazing and doors opening directly onto the landscaped garden. The kitchen is arranged just off the living and dining area, creating an open, sociable space with bespoke cabinetry, built-in appliances and a clean, modern finish. There are three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, while extensive storage runs through the apartment. Crosswater fittings, CAT 6 cabling and carefully considered joinery add to the sense of quality throughout. Outside, the private landscaped garden is a real strength of the flat, arranged with paved seating areas, lawn and mature planting, giving the apartment a particularly rare sense of privacy and outside space for this part of Notting Hill. Leamington Road Villas is well placed for the best of W11, with the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Westbourne Grove, Ledbury Road and Portobello Road all close by. The open spaces of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are within easy reach, while Notting Hill Gate, Westbourne Park and Ladbroke Grove stations provide good connections across London.

Positioned on Compton Avenue, directly opposite the open grounds of Kenwood House, this substantial detached house extends to almost 7,000 sq ft and combines generous proportions with a rare level of privacy. Landscaped gardens, a swimming pool and a long carriage driveway further reinforce the scale of the setting. The house opens into a large reception hall arranged around a central staircase, with the principal rooms unfolding from either side in a balanced and practical layout. The main reception room is particularly impressive in scale, with tall windows drawing in natural light, while a separate drawing room and formal dining room provide additional entertaining space. To the rear, a wide family room and conservatory span much of the house, overlooking the garden and creating a more relaxed day-to-day living area. The kitchen and breakfast room sit alongside, with direct access onto the terrace and garden beyond. The first floor is arranged around a galleried landing and provides the principal bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and large en suite bathroom, alongside several further bedrooms, many with their own bathrooms. On the top floor, additional bedrooms are accompanied by a study, gym and sauna, offering flexibility for guests, work or leisure. The scale, footprint and proportions provide an excellent foundation for refurbishment or reconfiguration, particularly given the strength of the address and setting. Outside, the rear garden is unusually private and level for the area, bordered by mature planting and arranged around a series of terraces leading down to the swimming pool and pool house. To the front, the carriage driveway provides extensive off-street parking alongside access to a large garage. Compton Avenue is one of North London’s best-known residential addresses, appreciated for its gated privacy, 24-hour security presence and direct access to Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House. Highgate Village, Hampstead and the Northern Line are all within easy reach, placing both green space and central London close at hand.

Directly overlooking the communal gardens of Cadogan Place, this seven-bedroom Grade II-listed townhouse is arranged across eight generous floors. Refurbished and interior designed to an exacting standard, the house combines classical proportion with a more contemporary finish, with far-reaching westerly views across the communal gardens and tennis courts. The house has a white stucco façade, complete with a Doric porch and triglyph frieze, while a continuous first-floor balcony runs across the front elevation, framing open views over the gardens beyond. Inside, the scale is immediately apparent. The principal reception rooms are spread across the ground and first floors, where high ceilings, intricate cornicing and tall sash windows draw in natural light throughout the day. The first-floor drawing room opens directly onto a terrace, creating a natural extension of the entertaining space. The kitchen and informal living spaces are arranged with both day-to-day life and hosting in mind, with a considered movement between rooms and a high level of specification throughout. Bedroom accommodation is primarily arranged across the upper levels. The principal suite is particularly generous, with built-in storage and a large ensuite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and served by a series of bathrooms finished in stone and marble. A bedroom on the lower-ground floor would make excellent staff accommodation. Additional leisure space has been incorporated in the basement, where a gym and steam room create a more private wellness setting within the home. A passenger lift runs through the house, serving all floors except the top. To the rear, a patio garden and terrace provide further outside space, complemented by access to beautifully maintained communal gardens and tennis courts. Positioned between Sloane Street and Pavilion Road, the house sits in one of Belgravia's most refined pockets. Pavilion Road’s independent shops lend a village feel, while Sloane Square anchors the area with its boutiques, restaurants and cafés.

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

Located in the opulent Millbank Residences, this modern and spacious apartment is an excellent find for those looking for convenience and five-star service in the heart of prime central London. The apartment’s interior is elegant and well laid out with high ceilings and a welcoming living and dining room that is open plan with the fully equipped kitchen and connects to the large private terrace that runs the width of the flat. The interior also includes a main hallway, utility room, two double bedrooms with shared separate bathroom and a stylish primary bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom. As part of The Nobel at Millbank Residences, this first-floor, lateral apartment is fully furnished with sophisticated pieces that enhance the allure of the home. The residence itself sits on the banks of the River Thames, occupying a landmark address that is reflected in the building’s architectural grandeur. Residents will have access to range of leisure facilities including a private cinema, state of the art gym and indoor swimming pool, as well as secure parking and a 24-hour concierge. This is refined living at a truly elevated level.

Set within an elegant red-brick building on Hans Place, this is a compelling opportunity to acquire three separate apartments within one of Knightsbridge’s most established garden squares. Laid out as part of Henry Holland’s late 18th-century Hans Town development, the square retains a sense of order and proportion that still defines the area today, centred around its private, oval garden. Arranged across the lower ground, first, second and third floors, the apartments offer both immediate flexibility and long-term potential, whether retained as three individual residences or considered as part of a more unified scheme, subject to the usual consents. Apartment 2, on the first and second floors is a well-balanced duplex. The reception room spans the width of the building and opens onto a balcony overlooking the garden square. The proportions here are particularly strong, with a wonderful sense of volume and light. The kitchen is separate while upstairs, two bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, including a principal bedroom with a green outlook. Apartment 3, an Upper Duplex arranged across the second and third floors, mirrors this sense of scale. A wide reception room opens onto a further balcony, again with southerly views across Pont Street, while the kitchen remains separate. The upper level is given over to three bedrooms, including a principal suite and two additional rooms that lend themselves equally well to guest accommodation, study or dressing space. The lower ground floor is configured as a generous one-bedroom apartment, where a wide dining and reception room forms the centre of the plan. The footprint allows for clearly defined seating and dining areas without compromising flow. A separate kitchen sits just off the main space, while the bedroom is positioned alongside a bathroom. Across the three apartments, the configuration lends itself to a number of approaches, from multi-generational living to staff accommodation or long-term investment. Residents benefit from access to the private Hans Place garden, a Grade II-listed space that has remained largely unchanged since its original layout. The oval lawn is enclosed by mature planting and iron railings, with London plane trees and established shrubs creating a sense of seclusion that feels removed from the surrounding streets. Hans Place sits just behind Harrods and is one of Knightsbridge’s best-known addresses while remaining removed from the intensity of Brompton Road. The boutiques of Sloane Street, the restaurants of Pavilion Road and Hyde Park are all within easy walking distance, making this a particularly well-positioned base in central London.

A spacious duplex apartment set on the fourth floor of a handsome period building, once home to George Orwell. The interiors make the most of the building’s height and tall studio windows, creating bright, loft-like spaces with a warm, contemporary feel. The main living area has generous volume, its open layout arranged for cooking, dining and easy entertaining. Pale timber flooring and crisp white walls keep the focus on light, while the kitchen is finished with white lacquered cabinetry, Italian Basalt stone worktops and Viola taps. The mezzanine level is arranged as a peaceful principal suite, reached by a private staircase and screened by a soft run of curtains. This upper floor includes a dressing area with fitted wardrobes and a large ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a walk-in shower and a deep bath. The second bedroom sits quietly on the lower level, also a comfortable double, with its own bathroom opposite. Both bedrooms have excellent storage and a calm, pared-back aesthetic. Located at the top of Market Place, Orwell Studios sits in a pocket where Fitzrovia, Soho and Marylebone meet. Cafés line the surrounding streets, with boutique shops, galleries and restaurants only a few minutes away. Regent Street and Oxford Circus are within easy reach, as are the green spaces of Cavendish Square and Regent’s Park. It is a spot that combines lively city energy with the feeling of being tucked above it all.

GUIDE PRICE £4,500,000 - £5,000,000 Dating back to the 18th century and Grade II listed, Ashtead House has been meticulously restored and reimagined for modern living, its historic proportions and architectural detail carefully preserved while every element has been considered anew. Approached via a sweeping carriage driveway, the house extends to over 6,300 sq ft, and is arranged with a natural sense of flow, where grand entertaining spaces sit comfortably alongside more intimate rooms. Interiors have been designed in their entirety by Maurizio Pellizoni, with a layered palette of materials and furnishings from Minotti, B&B Italia and de la Cuona, creating a house that feels both composed and liveable. The ground floor begins with a central entrance hall, where the original staircase has been carefully restored, setting the tone for what follows. To one side, a study and games room offer quieter spaces, while to the south sits a bespoke Smallbone kitchen, centred around an island carved from Italian marble and fitted with high-spec integrated appliances. Beyond, the principal reception room is a remarkable former ballroom, measuring over 35 ft in length. Here, soaring 14ft ceilings with intricate plasterwork meet tall south-facing windows that draw in light across the day and frame views of the formal gardens. A fireplace anchors the room, while a bespoke bar and wine display, finished in backlit onyx, adds a sense of occasion to the space. Upstairs, the principal suite occupies a generous position on the first floor, where ceilings reaching almost 10ft enhance the sense of volume. Bespoke cabinetry runs throughout, from fitted wardrobes to integrated bedside storage, while the ensuite bathroom is finished in Italian marble with Lefroy Brooks fittings. Five further bedrooms are arranged across the plan, alongside four additional bathrooms, including a self-contained au pair suite with its own kitchen and living space. The lower ground floor has been thoughtfully adapted to include a cinema room with UHD projector and surround sound, as well as a historic brick wine cellar with capacity for over 1,000 bottles. Modern systems have been integrated throughout, including zonal underfloor heating and Rako lighting, allowing the house to function while retaining its period character. Outside, the grounds extend to just over three acres and have been fully landscaped to create a series of distinct outdoor spaces. Formal lawns are punctuated by sculptural planting and statement trees, while terraces and dining areas are positioned to follow the sun. An outdoor kitchen, complete with bespoke cabinetry and Wolf grills, sits at the heart of the entertaining spaces, alongside a fully enclosed tennis court. Parking is generous, with parking for multiple vehicles at the front, a three-car garage, and an additional three spaces accessed via a separate service entrance. Ashtead House sits just beyond the village, within easy reach of Epsom and its wider amenities, as well as a number of highly regarded schools including Epsom College and City of London Freemen’s. The surrounding area is defined by open countryside and established country clubs such as Beaverbrook and the RAC, while fast rail connections bring central London within comfortable reach.

Set back from Hadley Green Road behind wrought-iron gates, The Grove unfolds at the end of a long carriage driveway. Its late Georgian façade sits comfortably within rolling lawns and open countryside beyond, the elevation giving way to wide, uninterrupted views. Built around 1800 and Grade II listed, the house has been carefully extended over time, now offering close to 11,000 sq ft of accommodation. Its proportions remain firmly rooted in its period, with high ceilings, generous room widths and a natural sense of flow between spaces. At its centre is a striking entrance hall, lined in pine panelling and anchored by a sweeping staircase. From here, the principal reception rooms extend out across the ground floor. A series of formal and informal spaces include a grand drawing room, a dining room of impressive scale, and a richly panelled library, alongside additional reception rooms that lend themselves to more private use. Many retain original detailing, from delicate plasterwork to classical friezes, while large sash windows draw in light and frame views of the surrounding grounds. At the North corner of the house, a generous kitchen and breakfast room are complemented by a conservatory. The kitchen itself is expansive and contemporary in feel, with a central island and ample space for dining, positioned to overlook the gardens. Upstairs lie eleven bedrooms in total, most with their own bathrooms. The scale allows for a variety of uses, from family living to guest accommodation, with several rooms enjoying particularly fine outlooks across the grounds. The lower ground floor is given over to leisure and utility space, including a gym, cinema room and sauna, alongside storage and plant rooms. Outbuildings are equally well considered. The former coach house has been converted to provide garaging for four cars, with two self-contained flats above, perfect for staff or guests. A separate double garage sits elsewhere on the grounds. The setting is one of the house’s defining qualities. Extending to approximately 17 acres, the grounds move between open lawns, mature woodland and more formal planting, including a rhododendron garden and an avenue of lime trees. A terrace runs along the rear of the house, positioned to take in the elevated views, while a floodlit tennis court and ornamental pond add to the sense of a fully formed country estate. There is also potential, subject to planning, to create further leisure space beneath the terrace. Monken Hadley has long held onto its identity as a village, despite sitting just beyond North London. Centred around the green and its cricket field, it retains a distinctly rural feel, with open land rolling into Hadley Woods and the wider countryside beyond. There is a quiet sense of history here too, shaped by its position on the edge of London rather than within it. Despite that, connections into central London are straightforward, making it a place that offers space, landscape and a slower pace of life without complete separation from the city.

Spanning 3,963 sq. ft., Manor Farm Barn is a thoughtfully converted period barn set in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside. It combines the charm of traditional Cotswold architecture with a well-balanced layout, suitable for both family living and weekend use alike. The main house offers generous accommodation arranged across two storeys. The principal reception space is a striking vaulted sitting room featuring exposed timbers and generous ceiling heights, creating a wonderful sense of volume and light. A well-appointed kitchen and breakfast room sits adjacent, the two together forming the heart of the house and ideal for entertaining and everyday life. The upper floor comprises three bedrooms, including a principal suite complete with a dressing area and a galleried landing overlooking the main living space. A ground floor bedroom offers flexibility for guest accommodation, a home study or an additional reception room. The property is set within approximately four acres of grounds, comprising gardens, paddocks and a range of outbuildings. These include stabling, a workshop and an attached barn, offering excellent versatility and potential for a variety of uses, subject to the necessary consents. The land is well suited to equestrian or smallholding purposes, while remaining manageable in scale, and enhances the overall sense of privacy and rural appeal. Ascott-under-Wychwood is a particularly attractive Cotswold village set within the Evenlode Valley and surrounded by undulating countryside. The village has a strong sense of community, with day-to-day needs well served by a village shop and post office, alongside the popular Swan Inn. More extensive facilities can be found in nearby Charlbury and Chipping Norton, with Daylesford Organic Farm Shop also within easy reach. Charlbury station offers a mainline rail service to London Paddington. Altogether, a rare opportunity to acquire a genuinely characterful Cotswold barn conversion with land, in a wonderful village setting.

Situated on the top floor of one of Chelsea’s most discreet and prestigious residential buildings, this exceptional penthouse extends to approximately 7,000 sq ft, with two self-contained studio apartments on the lower ground floor bringing the total accommodation to over 8,000 sq ft. Recently refurbished, it combines rare lateral scale and exceptional ceiling heights with a carefully resolved layout and a west-facing roof terrace that runs the full length of the apartment. The principal living space stretches to almost 60 ft, the open-plan reception, dining and kitchen area is designed for entertaining on a grand scale, while still feeling composed and liveable. Full-height glazing draws light across the plan and opens directly onto the terrace, where there is ample room for dining, seating and a barbecue, all set against long views over Chelsea’s rooftops. The bedroom accommodation is positioned away from the main entertaining areas, giving the plan a sense of balance and privacy. The principal suite is generous with a large bathroom and extensive dressing space. Two further bedrooms are well-proportioned and supported by additional bathrooms, all finished to a high standard. A series of ancillary rooms adds a level of flexibility that is rarely found in lateral apartments of this scale. A separate library and games room along with a private office and gym allow the apartment to adapt easily to different ways of living without compromising the clarity of the main spaces. These rooms add a level of flexibility that is rarely found in lateral apartments of this scale and some can be changed into further bedroom suites if required. On the lower ground floor, two self-contained studio apartments provide ideal accommodation for staff, guests or independent working, allowing the main residence to remain entirely private. The property also benefits from two lock-up garages, additional private parking and access to a large landscaped communal garden for residents. 21 Manresa Road is regarded as one of the most sought-after addresses in Chelsea, with only a small number of apartments arranged across two entrances. The building offers 24-hour concierge and security, a full-time manager, underground parking and lift access directly to the apartment, combining discretion with a high level of service. Positioned just off the King’s Road, the location places some of Chelsea’s best restaurants, boutiques and galleries within easy reach. Pavilion Road’s independent food shops and cafés are close by, while Sloane Square and South Kensington offer a wider cultural and transport network. Despite its centrality, the building remains notably calm and private, with a sense of remove that is increasingly rare in this part of London.

Set on one of Knightsbridge’s most handsome red-brick streets, this two-bedroom duplex unfolds over the lower ground and ground floors of a classic Pont Street building. Inside, the rooms are bright and well-proportioned, with a contemporary finish that lets the volume of the spaces speak for itself. With 1,208 sq ft of internal space, plus both a patio and a terrace, it has the feel of a smart London base with space for entertaining and comfortable day-to-day living. On the lower ground floor lies the generous kitchen, dining and reception room, where a large bay window and a glazed door draw in light from the patio beyond, which has plenty of room for entertaining in the summer. The kitchen is arranged around a large island with bar seating, while the reception space easily accommodates both dining and sitting areas, making it particularly well suited to hosting. Also on this level is the second bedroom, with an ensuite bathroom, along with useful storage. Upstairs, the principal bedroom occupies the ground floor and is served by its own bathroom and built-in storage, and there is also additional external storage. Pont Street sits in the heart of Knightsbridge, moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Sloane Street, Motcomb Street and Walton Street. Hyde Park is a short stroll away, as are the galleries, museums and hotels that give this corner of London its particular polish. For transport, Knightsbridge and Sloane Square are both within easy reach.

Lying at the end of a quiet lane, with uninterrupted views across Richmond Golf Club towards the vast greenery of Richmond Park, this handsome 1920s house unfolds across an exceptional plot, surrounded by mature gardens and complete privacy. Approached via a gated driveway, the house presents with confidence. Behind its traditional façade, the interiors have been carefully reworked to balance period character with a lighter sensibility. At its centre, the kitchen, dining and living space is designed for everyday life. Made by Tom Howley, the kitchen is generous in scale, anchored by a central island and arranged to accommodate cooking and entertaining. Doors open directly onto the garden, drawing in greenery and light, and creating a connection between inside and out. Elsewhere on the ground floor, a series of reception rooms offer flexibility. A formal sitting room opens onto the terrace, while additional spaces can shift easily between family room, study or media room. Upstairs, five bedrooms are arranged across a single floor, an increasingly rare configuration that gives a strong sense of cohesion to the house. The principal bedroom sits peacefully within the plan, with views over the surrounding greenery, while the remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and thoughtfully laid out. Two bathrooms serve the floor, finished in an understated palette. To one side, a separate two-storey studio provides a distinct but connected space. Currently used as an artist’s studio, it has its own entrance and can function independently from the main house, making it equally suited to guest accommodation, a workspace or live-in staff. The gardens are particularly special. Deep, established and carefully planted, they wrap around the house to create a series of outdoor rooms, from open lawn to more shaded, intimate corners. Mature trees provide a natural screen, while considered lighting extends their use into the evening. To the front, the driveway offers ample off-street parking. Petersham sits between Richmond Park and the Thames, retaining a village-like feel despite its proximity to central London. Richmond itself is just over a mile away, with its blend of independent shops, restaurants and transport links, while the surrounding area is known for its excellent schools and access to open green space.

Moments from Primrose Hill, set in a discreet enclave, this four-bedroom townhouse has been comprehensively reworked by Diego Calderon of DF DC Architects. The intervention is considered rather than showy, with a focus on clarity of space, light and flow. An additional storey has been introduced, allowing the house to extend to just over 2,200 sq ft. The ground floor is given over to a wide, open-plan kitchen, dining and living space that runs the full depth of the house. Polished concrete floors bring a sense of continuity, while large openings at the rear draw in light from the patio garden beyond. The arrangement is generous but controlled, with the kitchen anchored by a central island and the dining space positioned naturally between kitchen and garden. Doors open directly onto the terrace, allowing the space to expand easily in warmer months. Upstairs, the first floor is arranged with a sense of privacy. The principal bedroom sits to one side, with fitted storage and an ensuite bathroom. A second room on this level works equally well as a bedroom or study, alongside a separate utility room that keeps the practical elements of the house neatly contained. The top floor is a later addition and feels notably bright. Two further double bedrooms are arranged here, both with built-in wardrobes and their own ensuite bathrooms. The proportions are consistent with the rest of the house, and the layout is straightforward and well resolved. A roof terrace sits above, which is an elevated outdoor space with open views across the surrounding area. At ground level, the rear patio garden offers a more enclosed setting, while residents also have access to well-maintained communal gardens. Throughout the house, underfloor heating and air conditioning have been integrated, and there is off-street parking with an electric vehicle charging point. Quickswood is positioned just off England’s Lane, placing it within easy reach of its cafés and independent shops that Primrose Hill is famous for. Belsize Village and St John’s Wood are all close by. The green open space of Primrose Hill is a short walk away, and both Swiss Cottage and Chalk Farm Underground stations provide straightforward connections across London.

This is a rare chance to acquire an entire white stucco-fronted building on Rutland Gate, configured as four distinct residences, with a substantial garden maisonette forming the principal apartment and three further lateral apartments above. The building has been comprehensively reworked, but the success here lies in the planning. Each apartment reads clearly and confidently, with a sense of independence, rather than feeling like a subdivided house. The principal residence occupies the lower ground, ground and part of the first floor, unfolding to just over 3,700 sq ft. It has the feel of a house. A large reception room sits at the front, while a sequence of dining and living spaces runs through the centre of the plan, culminating in a generous kitchen to the rear. Above, the principal bedroom suite is well proportioned, with a walk-in wardrobe and adjoining bathroom, alongside a further bedroom and study. What sets this apartment apart is its relationship with the outside space. The kitchen and dining areas open directly onto a broad, decked garden terrace, arranged for outdoor dining and entertaining, with a secondary terrace above. Light is drawn down through lightwells and a glazed roof section, giving the lower levels a surprising sense of openness. The upper floors are arranged as three self-contained apartments, each with a clear, lateral layout and strong natural light, culminating in a larger duplex occupying the top two floors. The second-floor apartment is well balanced, with a central dining and reception room, a separate kitchen, and two bedrooms positioned to the rear. A balcony runs along the front, extending the living space outward. On the third floor, a similarly arranged apartment offers slightly more compact proportions, with a bright reception room opening onto a balcony and two bedrooms set behind. Occupying the fourth and fifth floors the final apartment. The main living space sits on the lower level, where a generous reception and dining room runs across the width of the building, accompanied by a separate kitchen and study. Above, the plan shifts to a more private arrangement, with two bedrooms, including a principal suite, and access to a balcony. Its elevated position and scale give it a noticeably different feel to the floors below. Throughout, the specification is consistent and considered. Kitchens are fitted with Miele appliances and streamlined cabinetry, while bathrooms feature fittings by Dornbracht and Antonio Lupi. Bespoke joinery by Gyform sits alongside integrated lighting by Lutron and a fully distributed audiovisual system, allowing each apartment to operate independently or as part of a wider whole. The building is serviced by a lift, with access to each floor, and can be run as a single private residence, retained as four apartments, or adapted depending on the purchaser’s requirements. Rutland Gate sits just to the south of Hyde Park, within easy reach of Knightsbridge’s shops and restaurants, yet feels quietly removed from it. The immediate setting is defined by grand stucco terraces and access to some of the area’s most established garden squares, giving the building a sense of calm that is increasingly rare at this address.

Spanning 2,034 sq ft, this two-bedroom freehold residence offers an incredible sense of privacy, with its independent street entrance and thoughtfully configured layout. It boasts light-filled interiors and an impressive roof terrace peering over Chester Row and Gerald Road. The reception unfolds over the ground floor, with a west-facing patio offering a wonderful indoor-outdoor flow for entertaining. A guest powder room is an additional convenience for hosting, while the intimate study is an ideal setting for working from home. The lower ground floor is dedicated to the well-appointed kitchen and dining room, with a patio providing a charming space for alfresco dining. The bedrooms are spread across the first and second floors, with the principal room benefitting from an ensuite. The vast roof terrace, accessed from the first-floor landing, is the perfect enclave for both entertaining and unwinding. A family bathroom completes the offering. Air conditioning is a further highlight. The property has potential for a mansard roof extension that would align with the neighboring properties, subject to planning consent. This property holds a prime position on the prestigious Elizabeth Street, surrounded by the area's renowned shopping, delis and dining venues. The iconic retail destination of Sloane Square is also a short stroll away, as is King’s Road.

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

This lateral four-bedroom apartment is superbly appointed with state-of-the-art detailing and a chic, contemporary design. The apartment has a spacious living room with connected dining room and a private outdoor balcony with views over the River Thames, London Eye and Palace of Westminster. The kitchen, which opens via sliding door onto the living room, looks out over the River Thames and Battersea Power Station. There are two principal bedroom suites in the apartment, both with en-suite bathrooms and their own private balcony with views of The City and The Shard. Finally, there are two more bedrooms with two additional bathrooms. The Dumont is a brand new, highly exclusive residential development situated on the south bank of the River Thames in the Albert Embankment Plaza. Designed by the talented David Walker Architects firm, the complex is the ideal destination for luxury property buyers who want a wow-factor home in central London with first-class amenities. The Dumont will offer residents a 24-hour concierge and secure underground parking as well as access to a gym, spa, ten-pin bowling, games room, private cinema, club lounge and infinity swimming pool.

Set across the raised ground and lower ground floors of an elegant white stucco townhouse, this immaculately presented apartment unfolds with a wonderful sense of grandeur, its proportions generous and its finish considered at every turn. Entry is to the raised ground floor, where the plan has been arranged for both entertaining and everyday life. To the front, a substantial kitchen stretches over 20 ft in length, centred around a large island and framed by modern cabinetry, with ample space for informal dining. This flows through to a dedicated dining room, a more intimate setting defined by bespoke joinery and a calming tonal palette. Beyond, the principal reception room sits at the back of the building, an impressive space with high ceilings and wide bay windows that draw in excellent natural light, lending the room a sense of volume. A utility room and guest cloakroom are discreetly positioned off the central hall, ensuring the main living spaces remain uninterrupted. The lower ground floor is arranged as a private bedroom level. The principal suite is particularly generous, with a large bedroom, extensive storage and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom sits alongside, also served by its own bathroom, making it equally suited to guests or family. From this level, doors open onto a private patio garden, providing a secluded outdoor retreat and a welcome extension of the living space in warmer months. Residents also have access to the beautifully maintained communal gardens of Lennox Gardens, among the most sought-after in Knightsbridge. Positioned between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, Lennox Gardens offers a rare balance of tranquillity and proximity. The boutiques and restaurants of Sloane Street are a short walk away, while Hyde Park lies within easy reach, placing some of London’s finest green space, shopping and dining on the doorstep.