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Lying on the first floor of Harley House, this substantial four-bedroom apartment spans 3,246 sq ft and has the generous proportions, high ceilings and period detailing characteristic of the best mansion-block apartments. Its lateral plan is particularly impressive, with three reception rooms, four bathrooms and excellent storage throughout. The wide entrance hall leads to the principal reception rooms. The main drawing room is exceptionally large, with a dual aspect, handsome cornicing, parquet flooring and a fireplace. A second reception room provides a more intimate sitting room, while the third is currently arranged as a dining room, with another fireplace and doors opening onto a small balcony. The kitchen is contemporary in contrast, with a long run of dark timber cabinetry, integrated appliances and plenty of preparation space. Its proportions allow for a breakfast table, while a separate utility area provides additional storage. There are four bedrooms, offering flexibility for family life, guests or a home office. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with a bay window, fitted wardrobes, a separate walk-in dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Three further bedrooms are also ensuite, while the third reception room could equally work as a fifth bedroom. Harley House is a handsome gated development with 24-hour porterage, a lift, residents' gym and off-street parking. The apartment lies within the corner mansion block and is approximately 125 metres from Regent's Park. Marylebone High Street is within easy reach, home to independent shops, restaurants and cafés, while the boutiques of Mayfair and Fitzrovia are also close by. Regent's Park provides 410 acres of green space, including Queen Mary's Gardens and the boating lake. Baker Street and Regent's Park Underground stations provide convenient connections across London.

This apartment spans 2,346 sq ft on the fourth floor of Carlyle Mansions, a storied red-brick mansion block long associated with literary figures including T. S. Eliot and Somerset Maugham. The residence was originally designed by John Pawson, the celebrated British architect renowned for his refined minimalism and contemporary restraint. Residents enjoy dedicated porter service and a communal roof terrace with breathtaking views of the London skyline, Albert Bridge, and the River Thames. The apartment opens into an expansive open-plan reception room, with south-facing bay windows drawing in abundant natural light. The integrated kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau and Miele appliances, Carrara marble worktops and sleek handleless cabinetry, with full-height pocket cupboards that fold away to reveal additional workspace and storage. Adjacent, the dining area, framed by 10-foot ceilings, south-facing bays and bespoke fitted shelving, offers an uplifting setting for entertaining. The bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes, are arranged away from the living spaces to ensure privacy. The principal suite includes a dedicated dressing room and a luxurious en suite bathroom with twin basins. Two further bedrooms include mezzanine levels, extending the space and providing functional versatility. A family bathroom, cloakroom and utility space complete the apartment. Carlyle Mansion holds a prime position on Cheyne Walk, one of Chelsea’s most historic quarters. It has easy access to the area’s shops, restaurants, cafes, and local amenities, whilst landmarks like the National Army Museum are a short stroll away.

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

On a quiet mews moments from Regent’s Park, this three-bedroom house pairs its historic façade with beautifully considered contemporary interiors. Arranged over two floors, the freehold property has been comprehensively renovated while retaining details that recall the building’s origins as a coach house. The ground floor is devoted largely to an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room, measuring over 22 ft in both directions. Herringbone engineered oak flooring, exposed brickwork and antique brass details lend warmth and character, while large double-glazed bifold doors flood the room with natural light. At one end, the Italian-designed kitchen has handleless cabinetry, smoky concrete-effect porcelain worktops and full-height splashbacks. A generous island creates an informal place to dine, while integrated appliances and a wine fridge keep the finish streamlined. A utility room and guest WC complete this floor. All three bedrooms are arranged upstairs beneath pitched ceilings that reach just under 10 ft in the principal bedroom. The generous principal suite includes bespoke fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room, while the second and third bedrooms share a family bathroom. Herringbone wool carpets, cast-iron column radiators and electrically operated skylights with integrated blinds bring texture and light throughout. Both bathrooms are finished with contemporary sanitaryware, porcelain floor tiles and honed Calacatta marble. Further features include underfloor heating, zoned temperature controls, a remote-controlled security system and rain-sensitive skylights. Huntsworth Mews lies just north of Dorset Square, within easy reach of the independent shops, restaurants and cafés of Marylebone Village. Regent’s Park is a short walk away, while Baker Street and Marylebone stations provide Underground and mainline connections across London and beyond. The boutiques of Chiltern Street, the Wallace Collection and the restaurants of Portman Village are also close at hand.

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty are thrilled to present this rare and arguably one of London’s finest penthouse apartments located in the iconic Boiler House in the Battersea Power Station. Combining two penthouse apartments into one incredible space, the apartment has undertaken a meticulous design concept from the globally renowned Joe Serrins Studio from New York. There are multiple outdoor spaces including a balcony with a large terrace leading to an expansive dining and sitting area underneath one of four iconic furnaces, an internal roof garden, principal bedroom roof terrace with breath-taking 360-degree city and river views across London. River views can be enjoyed from the main living spaces and all bedrooms on the upper floor. Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted with open and spacious living spaces, a formal living room, dining room, TV room and large kitchen. There is also a staff area with bedroom and office space with private access. The feature staircase takes you to the top floor which houses a secondary media and family room, study with balcony, two river facing guest bedroom suites with exceptional storage, and integrated kitchenette and utility room. Upstairs there is a principal bedroom, two large dressing rooms, a beautifully fitted out bathroom suite and a dual aspect bedroom which leads out onto a two-tiered private roof terrace. The staircase on this level leads to a fully electronic roof light that opens onto a vast roof terrace with large, decked area. The apartment offers under floor heating, air cooling, the latest smart home technology and security and secure underground parking for four cars. The Boiler House benefits from a communal resident garden on the 11th floor and 24/7 porter/concierge services. The Spring gymnasium, a resident only leisure facility can be found on site, providing residents with gym access, pool and classes. Do not miss your chance to view this outstanding property and contact us today.

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

High above the Thames on the fourteenth floor of the celebrated Riverwalk development, this beautifully considered lateral apartment has floor-to-ceiling glazing, which curves along the building’s west-facing façade, drawing in ribbons of light and framing open views across the water and city skyline. At sunset, the private balcony becomes an elevated front row seat to one of the capital’s most captivating views. The heart of the home is an expansive kitchen and reception room, a fluid space designed for both relaxing and entertaining. Dark timber floors lend warmth beneath crisp contemporary lines, while the bespoke kitchen is arranged around a central island with integrated appliances and ample storage concealed within sleek cabinetry. Two generous bedrooms sit to either side of the apartment, each with excellent proportions. The principal suite benefits from a dedicated dressing area and an elegant ensuite bathroom finished in stone and glass. The second bedroom is served by a further beautifully appointed shower room, and a separate guest WC provides additional convenience. Thoughtful joinery throughout ensures plentiful built-in storage, while a discreet utility cupboard keeps the practicalities neatly out of sight. Comfort has been considered in every detail, with underfloor heating and comfort cooling providing year-round balance. The apartment is reached by lift and forms part of a meticulously managed building with 24-hour concierge and security. Unusually for such a central address, the property includes secure underground parking for two cars, as well as access to private storage rooms within the building. Residents also enjoy a fully equipped fitness suite overlooking the river, an on-site café and dedicated post and cold storage facilities. Riverwalk’s architecture is defined by its gentle curves and generous glazing, created to maximise the relationship with the Thames. The building sits directly on the river path, where morning light bounces off the water and evening strolls lead towards Westminster’s illuminated landmarks. The location feels peaceful and private, yet the cultural heart of London is moments away. Tate Britain is almost a neighbour, while St James’s Park and Victoria Tower Gardens provide pockets of green within easy reach. Pimlico, Westminster and Vauxhall stations connect swiftly to the rest of the city, and riverboat services offer a more leisurely route east and west along the Thames.

A private jetty, landscaped garden and terraces on all three floors place the water at the heart of this five-bedroom house within Cotswold Waters. Extending to approximately 3,911 sq ft, the three-storey property has direct access to Lily Lake, with floor-to-ceiling glazing framing the lake and surrounding woodland throughout. The ground floor is arranged around an open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room measuring more than 39 ft across. Full-height glass doors open onto the lake-facing terrace and garden, while a log-burning fireplace set into a striking stone surround anchors the sitting area. Bespoke bar joinery and an integrated Lutron lighting system make the room particularly well suited to entertaining. A Milla kitchen is fitted with a generous central island and an extensive collection of Sub-Zero appliances, including separate refrigeration, a wine cooler and integrated coffee machine. A games room and dedicated study provide further living space, complemented by a utility room, guest WC and excellent storage. Four bedrooms lie on the first floor, each opening onto a full-width balcony overlooking the water. Two have ensuite bathrooms, while the remaining pair share a family bathroom. Built-in wardrobes and a soft, neutral palette run throughout, with marble, timber and warm metallic finishes adding texture. The entire second floor is given over to the principal suite. Extending across the lake-facing elevation, the bedroom measures more than 36 ft across and has a generous dressing area and ensuite shower room. An adjoining private gym opens onto a large terrace with a hot tub, creating a secluded space from which to enjoy far-reaching views across the lake and woodland. Built from Grangehill cream and grey Cotswolds stone alongside sustainably sourced timber, the house has underfloor heating throughout, powered by a Vaillant air-source heat pump. Outside, the landscaped garden leads directly to Lily Lake and includes a private boat jetty and sauna. There is parking for two cars with EV charging, while the gated estate benefits from 24-hour manned security; all furniture, fixtures and fittings are included. Cotswold Waters lies within the Cotswold Water Park, close to the market town of Fairford. Residents have access to water sports, fishing, walking and cycling routes across the estate, while Cirencester, Cheltenham and Daylesford Organic are all within easy reach. Kemble station provides direct rail services to London Paddington.

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

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

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

Uninterrupted views of Tower Bridge and the Thames define this three-bedroom duplex penthouse in Butler’s Wharf. Arranged across the sixth and upper sixth floors, the apartment extends to approximately 2,918 sq. ft., with expansive entertaining spaces, four terraces and a river-facing balcony. The entrance hall leads into a substantial reception and dining room, where broad windows frame the river and bring natural light deep into the apartment. Timber flooring and recessed ceiling lighting complement the generous proportions, with distinct areas for sitting and formal dining. Double doors open onto the balcony, placing Tower Bridge at the centre of the outlook, while a separate planted terrace provides a sheltered setting for outdoor seating. Across the hall, the kitchen and breakfast room combines extensive cabinetry with a large central island, marble worktops and an inset hob. There is ample space for a dining table beside the windows, while doors lead onto a generous terrace with established planting and a water feature. A separate utility room, guest cloakroom and storage complete this floor. An open-tread staircase rises to the bedroom accommodation. The principal suite has fitted wardrobes, a private terrace and a spacious ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower. The second bedroom also benefits from extensive fitted storage, an ensuite shower room and a broad terrace. The third bedroom has its own ensuite shower room and access to outside space. The outdoor areas offer a choice of settings for dining, entertaining and enjoying the views across the river and London skyline. Two allocated underground parking spaces and a 24-hour concierge service complete the apartment. Butler’s Wharf occupies a distinctive stretch of the south bank beside Tower Bridge, where former warehouses, cobbled streets and overhead walkways recall Shad Thames’s maritime history. Riverside restaurants and cafés sit alongside the Thames Path, with the lawns of Potters Fields Park nearby. Bermondsey Street offers further restaurants, independent shops and galleries, while Borough Market is within reach for specialist food shopping. Tower Bridge provides a walking route into the City, and London Bridge station offers Northern and Jubilee line services alongside National Rail connections.

The largest external plot among the five homes, House 5 pairs 2,875 sq ft of internal accommodation with 3,175 sq ft of private external space. It forms part of The Croft, a secure gated enclave of five detached houses near Tooting Bec Common. The garden is a defining part of the house, providing ample room for outdoor dining, play and planting. Terraces connected to the living spaces create an easy transition outside, while mature trees surrounding the development lend the setting a leafy, established character. Inside, the three-storey plan centres on a double-height glass atrium planted with a Japanese Acer. The tree’s changing canopy brings colour and movement into the house, while the glazing carries natural light deep into the interior. The kitchen and dining room is arranged around a large island and finished with Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, handleless cabinetry and integrated Miele appliances. A separate reception room, utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor. A broad family room on the lower-ground floor opens directly onto a terrace. The adjoining multi-purpose room can be adapted as a gym, cinema, office or fifth bedroom and is served by a shower room. The first floor contains four bedrooms. The principal suite includes a dressing area and ensuite bathroom; two further bedrooms are also ensuite, and a family bathroom serves the fourth. Solar panels, an air-source heat pump, underfloor heating, bedroom air conditioning, smart lighting and EV charging complete the specification.

Set within The Croft, a private gated collection of five detached homes in Streatham Hill, House 2 offers 2,900 sq ft of internal accommodation and 2,314 sq ft of external space. The house is arranged across three floors around a double-height glass atrium. Open to the sky and planted with a Japanese Acer, this central courtyard draws natural light into every level and changes with the seasons. The ground floor is designed for both everyday life and entertaining. An open-plan kitchen and dining room features handleless cabinetry, Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, a central island and integrated Miele appliances. A separate reception room, utility room and guest cloakroom complete this floor. Below, a full-width family room opens onto a private terrace. A second multi-purpose room could become a cinema, gym, office or fifth bedroom, accompanied by a shower room and useful storage. Four bedrooms are arranged across the first floor. The principal suite has a dressing area and ensuite bathroom, while two further bedrooms have ensuite shower rooms. The fourth is served by a family bathroom. A private garden extends the living space outdoors. Underfloor heating, air conditioning to the bedrooms, Lutron lighting, solar panels, an air-source heat pump and EV charging are also included. Tooting Bec Common is close by, while Streatham Hill station provides direct trains to Victoria and London Bridge.

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

This offering comprises a pair of apartments occupying the entire top floor of a Grade II-listed building on Gloucester Square extend to approximately 2,043 sq. ft. Exposed brickwork, timber beams and vaulted ceilings bring considerable character to the interiors, while windows and skylights draw light throughout. With four bedrooms and four bathrooms between them, the apartments offer generous lateral accommodation, lift access and use of the square’s private communal gardens. The larger apartment centres on an open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room measuring over 22 feet in length. Wooden floors run beneath exposed ceiling beams, while a brick fireplace provides a focal point for the seating area. The kitchen has white cabinetry, pale worktops and integrated appliances, with a peninsula defining the cooking space. A separate utility room lies alongside. Three double bedrooms lead off the hallway, each with its own ensuite. The principal bedroom has exposed timbers and an open-plan bathroom, where a freestanding copper bath sits beside twin basins and a walk-in shower. A second bedroom includes extensive fitted wardrobes and a separate walk-in wardrobe, while the third also benefits from built-in storage. The adjoining one-bedroom apartment has a spacious reception and dining room, a separate fitted kitchen and a utility cupboard. Its generous double bedroom measures over 16 feet in both directions and has a full wall of fitted wardrobes. A separate bathroom provides both a bath and a shower. Held on separate titles, the apartments retain their own entrances from the shared landing, with no other apartments on the floor. The arrangement offers flexibility for extended family, guests or staff, allowing independent accommodation close at hand. The property also benefits from a share of freehold. Gloucester Square lies within the Hyde Park Estate, a short walk from Hyde Park and the shops, cafés and restaurants of Connaught Village. Residents have access to the private communal gardens opposite, with broad lawns and mature trees. Paddington station provides Underground, Elizabeth line and mainline services, including the Heathrow Express, while nearby Lancaster Gate offers the Central line.

House 4 is a four-bedroom detached home within The Croft, an intimate gated development set behind a quiet residential street in Streatham Hill. Extending to 2,900 sq ft internally, with a further 1,636 sq ft of external space, it offers generous family accommodation without an overly demanding garden. A glazed central atrium forms the heart of the house. Rising through two storeys and planted with a Japanese Acer, it brings daylight into the centre of the plan and creates a striking connection between the rooms. On the ground floor, the kitchen and dining room is fitted with oak-effect cabinetry, Taj Mahal porcelain worktops, Miele appliances, a Quooker tap and wine cooler. A separate reception room offers a quieter place to sit, while a utility room and guest cloakroom keep practical spaces away from the main living areas. The lower-ground floor provides a full-width family room opening onto a private terrace. Alongside it is a large multi-purpose room suited to a home office, gym, media room or occasional fifth bedroom. A shower room and storage are also found on this level. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a principal suite with a dressing area and ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms are ensuite, with a family bathroom serving the fourth. The specification includes underfloor heating, bedroom air conditioning, Lutron smart lighting, fitted wardrobes, solar panels, an air-source heat pump, a sedum roof and dedicated EV charging.

Sitting on one of London’s most sought-after streets, right in the heart of Mayfair, this beautiful second-floor apartment is defined by its exceptional finish, soaring ceilings and full-length windows throughout. Set in the award-winning 2016 Residential Development of the Year, designed by architect Michael Squire with interiors by Martin Kemp, the apartment exemplifies luxury living in Mayfair. In the large main reception, a stylish dining space is complemented by a formal reception area, perfect for hosting guests. A separate family room offers a tranquil space for more relaxed gatherings, enhanced by striking full-height windows. In the bespoke Boffi kitchen sleek cabinetry conceals top-of-the-line appliances. The principal bedroom suite features a beautifully designed bathroom with marble finishes. Two additional bedroom suites offer thoughtful interiors and bespoke bath/shower rooms. Residents enjoy over 3,000 sq. ft. of amenities, including a luxury leisure spa, state-of-the-art gym, and pet grooming area. The apartment also has lift access. An area defined by its historic buildings and elegant gardens, South Audley Street is perfectly situated to enjoy a fantastic array of restaurants, bars, hotels, and boutique shops. The property is conveniently located between Bond Street and Green Park tube stations, close to two of London's Royal Parks.

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

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

Set within a newly renovated building in the heart of Marylebone High Street, this exceptional lateral apartment pairs generous proportions with contemporary design and a rare private terrace in one of London's most sought-after village settings. Finished to an uncompromising specification, the apartment occupies a discreet position within the building while benefiting from a 24-hour concierge and allocated underground parking. The apartment centres on an expansive open-plan kitchen and reception room, conceived as a single, flowing space for everyday living and entertaining. Extending to over 35 feet in length, the room has a strong sense of scale, with considered lighting, subtle ceiling detailing and wide proportions that allow each area to feel distinct without interrupting the flow. The kitchen sits neatly to one side, fitted with sleek cabinetry, stone work surfaces and top-of-the-range integrated appliances, while the dining and seating areas are arranged to maximise the connection to the terrace beyond. Large doors open directly onto the private terrace, creating an easy transition between inside and out. Unusually generous for a Marylebone apartment, the terrace offers a peaceful outdoor retreat for morning coffee, evening drinks or relaxed dining, sheltered from the bustle of the high street while remaining closely connected to village life below. The principal bedroom is positioned away from the main living space, providing a calm and private retreat. Generous in scale, it is accompanied by a walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed en suite bathroom finished in pale stone with a spa-like feel. The second bedroom is equally well proportioned and benefits from its own en suite bathroom, making it ideal for guests or use as a flexible second bedroom or study. A guest cloakroom and a separate utility room are discreetly arranged off the hallway, alongside excellent built-in storage. Throughout, the apartment is finished in a restrained palette, with bespoke joinery and carefully integrated lighting lending a sense of quiet luxury. The building itself has been newly renovated to a high standard, with a welcoming residents, entrance, concierge desk and comfortable waiting area, offering both privacy and convenience. Positioned on Marylebone High Street, the apartment sits at the centre of one of London's most characterful neighbourhoods. Independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants are moments from the front door, from long-established local favourites to some of the capitals most celebrated dining spots. The open spaces of Regents Park are close at hand, while excellent transport connections place the West End, Mayfair and beyond within easy reach, all while retaining the village atmosphere that defines Marylebone at its best.

Set high within the sculptural curves of Riverwalk, this exceptional apartment offers an intimate relationship with the Thames. Floor-to-ceiling glazing wraps the principal rooms, drawing the river directly into the living space and opening onto a generous terrace that hovers above the water. From here, the city unfolds in cinematic fashion, with Westminster’s landmarks illuminated at dusk and the steady rhythm of the river below. The apartment is arranged around a beautifully proportioned open-plan kitchen and reception room, conceived as a single, flowing environment for living and entertaining. Dark timber floors provide a rich foundation to the light-filled interior, while the bespoke kitchen is finished with seamless cabinetry, integrated appliances and a sociable island that anchors the space. Glass doors slide away to connect the room with the terrace, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor feel during the warmer months. Two double bedrooms occupy the other side of the plan, each benefiting from built-in storage and its own ensuite bathroom. The principal suite enjoys particularly impressive views across the water, with a sense of calm enhanced by soft carpeting and tailored joinery. A separate cloakroom serves guests, and a discreet utility cupboard ensures the practical elements of daily life remain neatly concealed. The property includes a private storage room within the building and two allocated underground parking spaces, a rare convenience in such a central riverside setting. Riverwalk itself is impeccably managed, with a 24-hour concierge, secure entry and a residents’ gym overlooking the Thames. An on-site café, post and cold storage facilities and bicycle provision add further ease to modern city living. Designed by Stanton Williams, Riverwalk is defined by its sweeping terraces and gently curved façade, architecture that responds to the movement of the river beyond. The building sits directly on the Thames Path, where early mornings bring quiet light across the water and evenings invite long walks towards Westminster and Chelsea. Despite this tranquil atmosphere, the energy of central London is close at hand. Tate Britain is little more than a short stroll away, while the gardens of St James’s Park and Victoria Tower Gardens offer pockets of green in the heart of the capital. Independent cafés and neighbourhood restaurants line the surrounding streets, and some of London’s most respected cultural institutions are within comfortable walking distance. Pimlico Underground station lies just a few minutes away, connecting swiftly to the Victoria Line, with Westminster and Vauxhall stations also nearby. Riverboat services provide an alternative route across the city, gliding east towards the South Bank or west to Battersea and Chelsea.

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

Interiors by Robelia and a private west-facing garden distinguish this beautifully designed two-bedroom maisonette, set moments from the King’s Road. Arranged across the ground and lower-ground floors of a handsome period building, the apartment was comprehensively redesigned in 2024 and has bespoke joinery, bookmatched marble and carefully considered lighting throughout. On the ground floor, the reception room is framed by wall panelling and centred around a Chesneys fireplace in Arabescato marble. Custom shelving links the room with the adjoining kitchen and dining area, creating a natural flow between the two spaces. Designed by Bakehouse Kitchens, the kitchen is fitted with warm timber cabinetry and Neff appliances, including an integrated dishwasher, microwave, oven and wine fridge. Bookmatched Arabescato marble has been used for the worktops and splashback, while the dining table was cut from the same slab. A separate study with a built-in desk and storage also lies on this floor. Stairs descend to two generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an exposed brick wall, custom Neatsmith wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom finished in Calacatta Viola marble, with a Lusso Stone bath and fittings. The second bedroom also has bespoke wardrobes and an adjoining shower room with a Nero marble basin. Both bathrooms have underfloor heating, while the guest bathroom discreetly incorporates a washing machine and further storage. The private garden is enclosed by mature planting and brick walls. Decking provides plenty of space for outdoor seating and dining. Additional features include a whole-property water filtration system, a boiling-water tap, Nest-controlled heating, automated lighting and useful external storage. The apartment is offered with long lease and a share of freehold. . Oakley Street runs south from the King’s Road towards Chelsea Embankment and Albert Bridge. The restaurants, boutiques and cafés of Chelsea are close at hand, including neighbourhood favourite The Cadogan Arms and the shops of Duke of York Square. Battersea Park lies just across the river, while Sloane Square and South Kensington Underground stations are both within easy walking distance.

Positioned on the sixth floor of The Residences at The Mandarin Oriental on sought-after Hanover Square, this 982 sq ft. apartment occupies a corner position and is one of the few residences in the development to offer a private terrace. Interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen combine natural oak flooring, marble finishes, and floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout. The open-plan reception, dining, and kitchen area wraps the corner and opens directly onto the terrace, creating an unusual sense of light and openness for a Mayfair home. The principal bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom and Juliet balcony with views across Mayfair. A second double bedroom, also ensuite, completes the accommodation, together with a separate powder room. Residents benefit from access to Mandarin Oriental Mayfair’s facilities and services, including a 25-metre swimming pool, spa with sauna and steam rooms, fitness centre, restaurant and bar, roof terrace, 24-hour residential concierge, in-residence dining and housekeeping, and valet parking. Owners also participate in the Residences Elite Program, with privileges across Mandarin Oriental hotels worldwide. Hanover Square sits between New Bond Street and Regent Street, with Savile Row, Green Park, and Hyde Park all within walking distance. Bond Street station (Elizabeth Line) and Oxford Circus are moments away.