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Situated on Trevor Square, moments from Harrods and Hyde Park, this five-storey townhouse has period character, high ceilings, original fireplaces, detailed cornicing and tall sash windows throughout. The interior design is neutral and classic, giving each room a calm and timeless feel. On the ground floor, the classic shaker-style kitchen has a large sash window with views over the square. Wooden floors and a dual-aspect layout connect the living spaces to a low-maintenance garden throughout French doors with a terrace that is ideal for entertaining. The lower ground floor has two well-proportioned bedrooms, each with its own ensuite and built-in storage. One of these opens onto the private garden through bifold doors. A separate utility room is also on this level. The first floor is arranged as a spacious double reception room with French doors that open onto a balcony running the width of the house, overlooking the manicured communal gardens. The two upper floors each hold a full-floor bedroom suite. The principal suite on the second floor has garden views from its ensuite bathroom. The third floor has the same layout. The house has been recently refurbished throughout, with a basement dig and air conditioning. Trevor Square sits just behind Brompton Road, opposite Harrods and a short walk from Hyde Park. The area is known for its world-class shopping, from the designer stores of Sloane Street to the boutiques of Beauchamp Place. Popular restaurants such as Zuma, LPM and Sumosan Twiga are all nearby. Excellent transport connections and a strong sense of community make Knightsbridge as practical as it is prestigious.

Forming part of one of Regent’s Park’s most historically and culturally significant terraces, this substantial end-of-terrace house has an exceptionally large private garden and far-reaching views across the park. Completed in 1825, Chester Terrace was designed by Decimus Burton from plans originally drawn by John Nash and is now Grade I listed. Extending to approximately 4,844 sq ft, the house has recently been refurbished throughout. Six bedrooms and versatile living spaces are arranged across five principal levels, with a passenger lift providing access between them. The ground floor is centred around a large open-plan kitchen and dining room at the rear, created by incorporating the former mews house into the main residence. This double-height space forms the heart of the home, with a mezzanine study above and doors opening directly onto the garden. A reception room and separate television room are arranged towards the front of the house. Measuring approximately 67 ft by 62 ft at its widest points, the garden is understood to be the largest on Chester Terrace and among the most substantial private gardens adjoining Regent’s Park. Mature trees and established hedging provide privacy, while paved terraces offer ample room for outdoor dining and entertaining. The principal bedroom occupies the original first-floor reception room and benefits from high ceilings, tall sash windows and decorative cornicing. It also has views over the private garden, extensive fitted storage and a large marble bathroom with a bath and separate shower. Two further bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms are arranged across the second floor. The third floor has two additional bedrooms, one ensuite, a family bathroom and a separate office, with open views over the surrounding rooftops. A sixth bedroom is found on the lower-ground floor, alongside a private gym, utility room, kitchenette and further bathroom. Two secluded patios bring natural light into this level, while a plant room and extensive storage complete the practical accommodation. Central air conditioning and heating, off-street parking and the passenger lift add further convenience. Chester Terrace stands on the eastern side of Regent’s Park, its grand façade and monumental Corinthian arches making it one of the area’s most recognisable addresses. The terrace has also appeared in numerous film and television productions, contributing to its enduring cultural significance. Regent’s Park’s landscaped gardens, boating lake, sports grounds and London Zoo are moments away, while Marylebone’s restaurants, independent shops and cafés are within easy reach. Great Portland Street Underground station provides connections across the capital, with Fitzrovia and the West End also close by.

Set in more than 23 acres of parkland, woodland, lakes and landscaped gardens, Forbury House is a Grade II-listed estate that has been carefully and diligently rebuilt from the inside out without losing the bones of the original house. The main residence and its ancillary buildings run to over 16,400 sq ft, providing enough space for a serious family compound, with the leisure facilities and privacy to match. London is just over an hour away. A tree-lined drive delivers you to a classically proportioned façade that gives away only a fraction of what’s inside. The reception hall runs almost 38 ft, its plasterwork and open fireplace under a soaring ceiling doing most of the talking before you’ve even reached the drawing room. From there, the principal rooms unfold with the kind of proportions that work as well for hosting as they do for family life. The dual-aspect drawing room looks out over the gardens; the dining room is built for larger gatherings; and the orangery, lit through a glazed lantern roof, opens straight onto the terrace. A cinema room, a study and a gym with full-height glazing and its own outdoor access complete the ground floor. The kitchen, arguably the centre of the house, is built around a substantial island and bespoke cabinetry, with twin butler sinks, an Aga and integrated appliances doing the heavy lifting; next door is a beautiful orangery with views out to the garden. Utility and boot rooms keep the mess of daily life at a discreet distance from the rooms designed for entertaining. Upstairs, a galleried landing lit by a vaulted skylight sets the tone. The principal suite has a wing to itself, with two dressing rooms and an ensuite bathroom; six further bedrooms, five with their own ensuites, accommodate family and guests, alongside a shower room and dedicated laundry. The ancillary accommodation includes a self-contained annexe attached to the main house, a Coach House split into two separate dwellings, and a detached Lodge with three further bedrooms. Between them, there is flexibility enough for staff, extended family or a house full of guests. Outside, the grounds match the house for ambition. Formal gardens give way to lawns, mature woodland and a lake, linked by paths that wind through the different parts of the estate. A walled garden holds a heated outdoor pool and a pool house with its own kitchen and shower facilities; a working kitchen garden contains raised beds and a greenhouse. Beyond that lie open meadows, paddocks and a hard tennis court. For all its seclusion, Forbury House sits just outside Kintbury, a village with a strong sense of community, everyday shops and a mainline station that gets you to Paddington in around an hour. Hungerford and Newbury are close by for a wider selection of restaurants and shops, and the surrounding North Wessex Downs are well known for their walking, riding and cycling.

This newly completed freehold house sits within one of Kensington's cobbled mews, behind a traditional brick façade that gives little away about the four floors of contemporary living space inside, 1,324 sq ft in total. The ground floor is given over almost entirely to the reception room, which runs to over 34 ft and is anchored by a walnut floating staircase, with oversized windows drawing light in from both ends. A private patio at the rear offers a quiet spot away from the main living space. On the lower ground floor, the kitchen and dining room stretches to almost 22 ft, fitted with Miele appliances, quartz worktops and Carrara Royale marble flooring, with a guest cloakroom and additional storage close by. The first floor is taken up entirely by the principal bedroom, with an ensuite finished in Selena Beige marble with underfloor heating. A second double bedroom sits on the top floor, with a bathroom finished to the same standard. Throughout, the house combines wide-board natural oak flooring and solid walnut staircases with whole-house MVHR ventilation, air conditioning, Cat6 cabling and reclaimed 200-year-old English brickwork, all of which has earnt it an EPC B rating despite its period surroundings. Lexham Mews itself is about as central as Kensington gets, close to the boutiques, restaurants and cafés of Kensington High Street, with Holland Park an easy walk away and High Street Kensington station providing connections across London.

Lexham Mews is a three-bedroom house arranged across four floors, extending to 1,670 sq ft, and has recently been renovated to a high standard. The house pairs contemporary architecture with natural materials throughout. The lower ground floor houses the kitchen and dining room, with walnut cabinetry, quartz worktops, Carrara Royale marble flooring and integrated Miele appliances. A separate utility area is set apart from the main space, and a skylight brings natural light into the room. A floating walnut staircase leads to the ground floor, where the reception room extends to more than 23 feet in length. The room has wide-board natural oak flooring, bespoke joinery and restored 200-year-old English brickwork, with large windows overlooking the mews. The first floor is given over to the principal suite, which includes extensive built-in storage and an ensuite bathroom clad in Selena Beige marble. Two further double bedrooms occupy the second floor, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The house is fitted with whole-house mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, air conditioning and Cat6 cabling throughout. Reclaimed English brickwork and natural timber finishes have been used where possible, and the property has an EPC B rating. Lexham Mews is close to Kensington High Street, with its boutiques, cafés and restaurants, and within walking distance of Holland Park. High Street Kensington and Gloucester Road stations are both nearby.

This three-bedroom mews house has been completely rebuilt and extends to approximately 2,100 sq ft, arranged across four floors. Two private parking spaces are available by separate negotiation. The lower ground floor is given over to open-plan living, with a kitchen, dining and reception space stretching almost 27 ft and centred around an island. Miele appliances are integrated behind walnut cabinetry, with quartz worktops and Carrara Royale marble flooring throughout. A utility room and guest cloakroom complete the floor. The ground floor holds the main reception room, extending over 26 ft in length, with large windows overlooking the mews. A floating walnut staircase with glass balustrades connects the floors, and doors from the reception room open onto a private patio. The first floor is reserved entirely for the principal suite, with fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom finished in Selena Beige marble. Two further double bedrooms occupy the second floor, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The house has wide-board oak flooring, reclaimed 200-year-old English brickwork, whole-house mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, air conditioning and Cat6 cabling throughout. Lexham Mews is in the heart of Kensington, close to the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of Kensington High Street, and within walking distance of Holland Park. Gloucester Road and High Street Kensington stations are both nearby.

On one of Knightsbridge’s most sought-after gated mews, this rare property presents an exceptional opportunity for refurbishment moments from Harrods. Extending to approximately 1,135 sq ft, the apartment unfolds across the lower ground and ground floors, with a private patio garden and parking directly in front of the house. The ground floor is arranged as a self-contained entrance level, with useful storage and stairs leading down to the main accommodation. On the lower ground floor, a generous reception room sits to one side, with a separate dining room and kitchen positioned around the central patio garden, allowing light into the apartment. There are two bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with built-in storage, along with a second bedroom and two bathrooms. The layout offers clear potential for reconfiguration and renovation, making the property ideal as a London base, lock-up-and-leave, staff accommodation or a long-term project in an outstanding Knightsbridge address. Pont Street Mews lies between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, moments from Harrods, Sloane Street and Brompton Road. The area is home to some of London’s finest restaurants, hotels and boutiques, with Hyde Park, South Kensington and the King’s Road all within easy reach.

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.

A fourth-floor lateral apartment in a beautifully restored period building in the heart of Fitzrovia, part of a small luxury development with genuinely well-considered interiors. It's a generous 1,466 sq ft, bright throughout, and finished to a high standard. The open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room runs the full width of the apartment. Pale timber floors, recessed lighting and clean joinery keep the backdrop calm and contemporary. The kitchen itself is a highlight: handleless cabinetry, stone worktops, and a large island with room for breakfast seating. Appliances are neatly integrated, and there's plenty of prep space if you like to entertain. Both bedrooms are beautifully proportioned suites, with generous storage and marble-clad ensuites The building offers a concierge and comfort cooling, and the lease runs for 986 years, about as close to freehold as leasehold gets. Bolsover Street sits right between Marylebone and Fitzrovia, so you're a short walk from some of central London's best restaurants, cafés and independent shops. Charlotte Street, Marylebone High Street and Regent Street are all nearby, and Regent's Park's 400 acres are on the doorstep. Great Portland Street, Regent's Park, Warren Street and Oxford Circus stations put the rest of the city within easy reach.

One of Prince of Wales Drive's most distinguished mansion blocks, this four-bedroom lateral apartment unfolds across approximately 2,030 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation. Occupying the first floor of York Mansions, it retains the generous volumes and architectural character of its Edwardian origins while offering a practical layout for contemporary family life. Amongst the largest apartments in the building, York Mansions is also the only mansion block on Prince of Wales Drive to retain its original Edwardian birdcage lift. A wide entrance hall introduces the principal reception spaces, where high ceilings, intricate cornicing and broad bay windows create a wonderful sense of scale. The main reception room centres around a handsome fireplace, while double doors connect to a second reception room, allowing the spaces to be opened up for larger gatherings or closed off for quieter evenings. Beyond, a separate dining room sits conveniently beside the kitchen, making entertaining particularly easy. The kitchen is arranged around extensive cabinetry, granite work surfaces and generous preparation space, with quality appliances, excellent storage, views over Battersea Park and an adjoining utility room. A separate study provides flexibility as a home office, reading room or fourth bedroom. The principal bedroom benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and a spacious ensuite shower room with a double vanity, bidet, WC and walk-in shower. A second double bedroom also enjoys excellent proportions and features a beautiful period fireplace, while this room and the third bedroom are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. Throughout the apartment, large sash windows flood the interiors with natural light, enhancing the impressive ceiling heights and period detailing. Residents of York Mansions enjoy access to well-maintained communal gardens, while Battersea Park sits immediately opposite, providing 200 acres of landscaped gardens, lakes, sports facilities and riverside walks quite literally on the doorstep. Chelsea is reached within moments via Chelsea Bridge, while the fashionable restaurants, cafés and shops of Battersea Power Station and King's Road are both close by. Excellent transport connections include Battersea Park and Queenstown Road stations, together with the Northern line extension at Battersea Power Station.

More than 34 feet long, the exceptional open-plan reception, kitchen and dining room forms the heart of this three-bedroom apartment in St James’s. Found on the fifth floor of a handsome period building, the property has excellent lateral proportions, plenty of natural light and rooftop views across central London. Extending to approximately 1,724 sq ft, the main living space is arranged with a comfortable reception area at one end and a large kitchen and dining room at the other. A central island provides an informal place to sit, while wooden floors run throughout. The principal bedroom lies in a private wing and includes a large dressing room and an ensuite bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. Two further double bedrooms sit at opposite ends of the apartment, alongside two additional bathrooms. Built-in wardrobes and useful hallway cupboards provide ample storage. A lift serves the building, while a resident caretaker offers added security and convenience. Ryder Street runs between St James’s Street and Haymarket, placing the apartment close to the restaurants, private members’ clubs and specialist shops for which St James’s is known. The Royal Academy of Arts, Fortnum & Mason and the galleries of Cork Street are within easy reach, while Green Park and St James’s Park provide beautiful open space nearby. Green Park and Piccadilly Circus Underground stations are both a short walk away.

Two private balconies bring light and far-reaching rooftop views to this generously proportioned apartment in Sandalwood Mansions. Spanning approximately 1,017 sq ft on the third floor, the two-bedroom home also comes with underground parking and access to a residents’ gym, landscaped communal gardens and 24-hour concierge service. A broad entrance hall leads into an impressive reception and dining room measuring 22 ft by 20 ft. Large windows draw plenty of natural light into the space, while glazed doors open onto a balcony overlooking the surrounding rooftops. Dark timber flooring and built-in cabinetry add warmth, and the room has ample space for separate sitting and dining areas. The adjoining kitchen is finished with pale cabinetry, granite worktops and integrated appliances, with space for a small breakfast table beside the window. Its connection to the reception room works particularly well for entertaining, while retaining a degree of separation from the main living area. Both bedrooms are arranged on the other side of the apartment. The principal bedroom is ensuite measures almost 18 ft in length and has extensive fitted wardrobes, along with doors opening onto its own private balcony overlooking mature greenery. The second is also a well-proportioned double bedroom with built-in storage and could be used as a guest room or study. A family bathroom completes the accommodation. Sandalwood Mansions forms part of Stone Hall Gardens, a gated development with landscaped communal grounds. Residents benefit from a 24-hour concierge, a private gym and secure underground parking. Stone Hall Gardens lies close to Kensington High Street and Holland Park, placing an excellent selection of restaurants, cafés and shops within easy reach. The open spaces of Holland Park are nearby, while the museums, boutiques and restaurants of South Kensington are also easily accessible. High Street Kensington and Earl’s Court Underground stations provide convenient connections across the capital.

Occupying the entire third floor of a prestigious residential building on Carlton House Terrace, this remarkable lateral apartment extends to approximately 4,699 sq ft and enjoys a privileged position overlooking the private gardens, moments from St James's Park and The Mall. The apartment further benefits from four secure underground parking spaces and a 24-hour concierge service, a rare combination of amenities in one of central London's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Arranged across an exceptionally wide footprint, the apartment unfolds through a sequence of elegant reception rooms designed for both formal entertaining and everyday living. An impressive entrance hall sits at its centre, leading through to a magnificent drawing room, a substantial reception room and a formal dining room, each benefitting from excellent proportions and abundant natural light. Beyond, a well-appointed kitchen is complemented by a separate pantry and utility space. Two private balconies overlook the beautifully maintained communal gardens below, with access from both the principal reception room and the bedroom accommodation. Framed by mature trees and leafy outlooks, they provide a rare connection to outdoor space in the heart of St James's. The bedroom accommodation is equally generous. The principal suite enjoys a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom, while a second principal bedroom suite provides excellent guest or family accommodation. Four further bedrooms complete the accommodation, one of which is arranged as staff quarters, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a combination of ensuite and family bathroom facilities. The layout is well suited to family living, long-stay guests or those requiring accommodation for household staff. Throughout, large windows frame verdant views across the communal gardens, lending the apartment a sense of tranquillity that belies its central London setting. Well-proportioned rooms, generous ceiling heights and an abundance of natural light combine to create an exceptional sense of volume and calm. Carlton House Terrace is one of London's most distinguished addresses, positioned between St James's Park and Waterloo Place. Residents are moments from some of the capital's finest cultural institutions, private members' clubs, restaurants and luxury hotels, while Green Park, Mayfair and Westminster are all within easy walking distance. Despite its central location, the terrace retains an atmosphere of privacy and grandeur, overlooking some of London's most beautiful private gardens.

Completed in 2014, Compass House is a substantial six-bedroom residence extending to approximately 6,800 sq ft, set behind gates on one of Kingswood Warren’s most sought-after private roads. Inspired by classical Georgian architecture yet designed for contemporary family life, the house has generous entertaining spaces and beautifully landscaped south-facing gardens. A sweeping driveway leads through mature planting to an impressive portico entrance. Inside, a double-height reception hall creates an immediate sense of scale, where a bespoke curved walnut and marble staircase rises beneath a glazed atrium that fills the centre of the house with natural light. The principal reception rooms are arranged around the hall, creating spaces equally suited to entertaining and everyday family life. The drawing room centres on a Chesneys fireplace and opens onto the rear terrace through French doors, while the formal dining room provides a handsome setting for larger occasions. A separate study with bespoke cabinetry offers a quiet workspace overlooking the rear gardens, and a professional AV installed cinema room provides a more relaxed setting for evenings at home. Across the rear of the house, the kitchen and family rooms form the heart of the home. Designed by Clive Christian, the extensive kitchen is fitted with handcrafted cabinetry, granite worktops and a substantial central island, complemented by Wolf and Miele appliances and a Quooker boiling-water tap. Beyond, generous sitting and dining areas extend beneath roof lanterns and alongside wide expanses of glazing and bi-folding doors, filling the rooms with light and opening them directly onto the terrace and gardens. A separate utility room provides practical support, while the adjoining double garage offers secure parking and additional storage. The principal bedroom suite occupies a wing off the first floor and enjoys garden views, an impressive dressing room, a bathroom and a separate shower room. Four further bedroom suites are arranged across the same floor, each with its own bath or shower room, providing comfortable accommodation for family and guests. A self-contained annexe, with its own sitting room, bedroom and ensuite bathroom, offers excellent flexibility for an au pair, live-in relative or long-stay visitors. The second floor is devoted to leisure, with an expansive games room and fitted bar alongside an additional bedroom suite, making it an ideal space for teenagers, guests or entertaining. Technology and security is a defining feature of the house, with the current owner having invested in an extensive smart-home system, a principal aim of which is to minimise the energy consumption of the home extending on its EPC Grade B status. Virtually every aspect of the property can be operated remotely and efficiently, creating a remarkably intuitive living environment. Wireless Lutron lighting, integrated Sonos sound and automated systems extend throughout the house and gardens, while underfloor heating serves the house and air conditioning has been installed in the principal entertaining spaces. Outside, broad stone terraces wrap around the rear elevation, providing a series of areas for outdoor dining and entertaining. A bespoke outdoor kitchen beneath a timber pergola sits alongside generous seating areas, while the south-facing lawn is bordered by mature trees that afford exceptional privacy. Automated irrigation maintains the landscaped gardens throughout the seasons, with the grounds extending to approximately 0.7 acres.

Behind a handsome period façade on one of Stamford Brook's most sought-after residential streets, this beautifully renovated semi-detached house unfolds across three floors, offering over 2,500 sq ft of thoughtfully designed family accommodation. Meticulously updated throughout, the house balances contemporary finishes with generous proportions, creating a home that feels both sophisticated and effortlessly liveable. A wide entrance hall introduces the principal reception room, where a large bay window draws natural light across the space. Flowing through to the rear of the house, the layout opens into an impressive kitchen and dining room that forms the heart of the home. Finished in deep navy cabinetry and centred around a substantial island, the kitchen is designed for both everyday family life and entertaining on a larger scale. Skylights and full-width glazing flood the room with light, while doors open directly onto the garden, creating a connection between inside and out. A utility room and guest cloakroom complete the ground floor. The first floor is arranged around four well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. Each room benefits from excellent natural light and generous storage, offering flexible accommodation for growing families, guests or those working from home. Occupying the entire top floor, the principal suite enjoys a sense of privacy away from the rest of the house. The bedroom is notably spacious, with a dressing area, eaves storage and a bathroom finished in striking marble. Large windows overlook the garden below, adding to the restful atmosphere. To the rear, a landscaped garden extends to approximately 70 ft and has been designed as an extension of the living space. A gravelled terrace provides an inviting setting for outdoor dining, while mature planting creates a secluded backdrop. At the far end of the garden, a substantial detached garden studio offers excellent versatility, whether used as a home office, gym, creative workspace or guest accommodation. Further benefits include off-street parking and a large cellar, providing extensive storage and future potential, subject to the necessary consents. Emlyn Road sits within easy reach of both Askew Village and Chiswick, placing an excellent selection of independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and boutiques close at hand. Stamford Brook and Turnham Green stations are nearby, providing swift access to the West End and the City via the District Line, while the A4 and M4 offer convenient routes into central London, Heathrow and beyond. Well regarded state and independent schools, green open spaces and a strong sense of community continue to make this pocket of West London particularly popular with families.

Set within a stunning red-brick period building on Sutherland Avenue, this duplex apartment unfolds across more than 2,000 sq ft, with an enlarged balcony and direct access to an expansive communal gardens refurbished to a high standard, the interiors are beautifully finished, with a clear emphasis on light, proportion and long sightlines from front to back. The home is arranged across the raised ground and lower ground floors, with the principal living space positioned above. Here, a wide, open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room stretches across the full width of the building, framed by bi-folding doors - overlooking the gardens and sash windows over the tree-lined street. Ceiling heights are notably generous, enhancing the sense of volume, while a bioethanol fireplace anchors the seating area. The kitchen is streamlined and architectural, with a central island and pocket doors that allow it to be either fully open or discreetly concealed. A large balcony with seating runs along the rear elevation, creating a quiet vantage point above the greenery, while stairs lead down to the garden level below. The lower floor leads to a self-contained study, which allows access to the patio garden. The principal bedroom suite is an exceptionally generous room, complete with extensive built-in storage and direct access to a secluded patio garden. Two further bedrooms are positioned towards the front of the building alongside a family bathroom, a separate utility room and additional storage. The outdoor spaces are particularly well considered. In addition to the balcony, the private patio garden extends the principal bedroom outdoors, while a gate opens directly into one of Maida Vale’s most sought-after communal gardens, a rare and beautifully maintained expanse of lawn, mature trees and winding paths that feels quietly removed from the city. Further benefits include a separate storage unit, ideal for bicycles and buggies, Sutherland Avenue is one of Maida Vale’s most attractive residential streets, lined with red-brick mansion blocks and leafy trees. The apartment sits moments from the cafés and shops of Lauderdale Parade, with the Regent’s Canal and Paddington Recreation Ground close by. Warwick Avenue and Maida Vale stations are within easy reach, connecting quickly to the West End and beyond, while the surrounding network of communal gardens lends the area a distinctly village-like feel, rare for this part of London.

United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty is thrilled to present this beautiful Grade II listed Georgian house set in Connaught Village. The house unfolds over 3,166 sq. ft, encompassing five bedrooms, including staff accommodation. Internally, the house has been beautifully finished, defined by its wealth of period features, including intricate cornicing and sash windows. Wood panelling lines the walls in the entrance hall and one of the reception rooms, while the bright kitchen is formed of bespoke cabinetry, and has room for a large dining room table. In the second reception room, wood runs underfoot and a carved stone fireplace adds grandeur. On the first floor is the ensuite master bedroom, which is particularly bright due to two floor-to-ceiling sash windows which open to a cast-iron Juliet balcony. The four other bedrooms are all large doubles. The fifth bedroom, currently used as staff accommodation, could be configured for a variety of uses. The house also has three additional bathrooms, one complete with a beautiful mint green cast-iron bath and views over leafy tree canopies, as well as a utility room with a WC. Externally, an expansive terrace leads from the first-floor landing, while a courtyard garden laid with slate, is accessed from one of the reception rooms. The house is set in Connaught Village, an oasis of calm in the centre of London. Hyde Park is a short walk away, as are Marble Arch and Mayfair. Connecting the Georgian streets of Bathurst Mews to Porchester Place, the area is a quiet haven despite its plethora of shops, bars and restaurants. Transport links are also excellent; Paddington Station is 10 minutes away and has an Underground station and trains to the rest of the UK. The nearest stations are Marble Arch (Central Line) and Lancaster Gate (Central Line) for fast access to the rest of London..

Lying on a peaceful and pretty mews moments from Earl's Court Underground station, this four-bedroom freehold house presents a rare opportunity to create an exceptional London home. Extending to approximately 1,824 sq ft, the property already offers generous proportions, a remarkably long 50 ft private garden and the potential to extend and remodel, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The ground floor is arranged around two impressive living spaces. To the front, a spacious kitchen and dining room is filled with natural light from a broad bay window. To the rear, the reception room stretches more than 28 feet in length, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. Mature planting and established trees create an unexpectedly green backdrop, while the unusually long garden, a genuine rarity for the area, offers multiple seating areas, a garden shed and plenty of space for landscaping or outdoor dining. Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys excellent proportions. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the first floor, served by two bathrooms, making the layout well suited to families or those needing guest accommodation and a home office. While well maintained, the house would now benefit from updating, offering buyers the chance to tailor the interiors to their own tastes. The generous footprint and configuration provides the exciting scope for the next owner to extend, reconfigure and tailor the interiors to their own tastes, subject to the relevant consents. Child's Walk is a quiet and little-known enclave positioned just off Kenway Road, moments from the excellent restaurants, cafés and shops of Earl's Court, South Kensington and Kensington High Street. Earl's Court Underground station is only a short walk away, providing District and Piccadilly line connections across London, while the green open spaces of Holland Park and Kensington Gardens are also within easy reach.

Positioned on the fourth floor of North Gate, one of St John’s Wood’s most established mansion blocks, this substantial lateral apartment extends to approximately 2,883 sq ft and enjoys far-reaching views across Regent’s Park and the London skyline beyond. The apartment unfolds across a single floor with a well-balanced layout, combining impressive entertaining spaces with generous bedroom accommodation. Two expansive reception rooms sit at the front of the building, both filled with natural light through large sash windows overlooking the park. The principal reception room spans more than 24 ft in length, with elegant proportions, intricate cornicing and a fireplace creating a strong sense of scale and formality, while the adjoining reception and dining room offers further flexibility for entertaining. The kitchen is positioned separately and arranged around a central island, with extensive cabinetry, integrated appliances and an adjoining utility room. The principal bedroom suite occupies a private wing of the apartment and benefits from excellent built-in storage and a spacious ensuite bathroom. Three further double bedrooms are arranged along the hallway, served by additional bathrooms and guest cloakrooms, making the apartment well suited to both family living and guests. North Gate is one of Prince Albert Road’s most recognisable residential buildings, distinguished by its handsome red-brick façade and prestigious position directly opposite Regent’s Park. Residents benefit from a 24-hour porter, gated first come first served parking and electric charging points. Prince Albert Road places both Regent’s Park and St John’s Wood High Street within easy reach. The area is known for its broad tree-lined avenues, elegant mansion blocks and village atmosphere, while nearby cafés, restaurants and boutiques lend the neighbourhood a distinctly residential feel despite its proximity to the West End. St John’s Wood Underground station is also close by, providing straightforward access across central London.

Few houses in Notting Hill have been realised with this level of creative ambition. Extending to 7,362 sq ft on one of the neighbourhood's most admired garden streets, this Grade II-listed freehold house has been transformed through a collaboration between Peter Mikic, Rundell Associates and McWilliam Studio. The result is a home of remarkable individuality, where richly layered interiors, exceptional craftsmanship and a spectacular landscaped garden combine to create something genuinely memorable. Behind the classical stucco façade, the raised ground floor is arranged for both entertaining and everyday life. A generous reception room sits to the front, while the dining room occupies the rear bay overlooking the garden. Wrapped in vivid Loro Piana fabric, it introduces a bold sense of colour and character to the principal entertaining spaces. Beyond lies the kitchen, designed by Kitchens by Holloways, where stainless steel cabinetry, curved brass detailing and Esmeralda marble are paired with a Wolf cooker, bespoke banquette seating and lighting designed by Peter Mikic. Throughout the house, moments of unexpected materiality and design give each space its own distinct identity. The principal reception room is richly atmospheric, with custom light grey plaster walls, a restored original ceiling and a De Sede DS-600 Snake sofa. Beyond, a glazed bar finished in pink Italian onyx and burgundy leather upholstery by Bill Amberg overlooks the garden, introducing a striking focal point that feels more akin to a private members' club than a traditional London townhouse. The first floor is dedicated to the principal suite, comprising a large bedroom, study, dressing room and bathroom. Olive green silk wallpaper by Atfield wraps the bedroom, while Italian green onyx and a Porta Romana ceiling light bring depth and richness to the bathroom. Three further bedrooms are arranged across the second floor, with two additional bedrooms and a utility room on the third floor. The lower ground floor provides a cinema room, gym, sitting and games room, wine room, plant room and an additional bedroom. The cinema room is fully soundproofed, with speakers concealed behind fabric walls and bespoke cinema armchairs, creating a private screening space designed for immersive viewing. For all the attention devoted to the interiors, the garden remains one of the property's most remarkable features. Measuring approximately 124 ft by 44 ft, it introduces a scale rarely found in central Notting Hill. Mature planting, paved terraces and generous areas for outdoor dining and seating create a sequence of outdoor rooms that feel both private and unexpectedly expansive. A second terrace to the front of the raised ground floor provides further outdoor space. Pembridge Gardens sits moments from Notting Hill Gate, Kensington Gardens, Holland Park and Kensington Church Street. Some of west London's finest boutiques, restaurants and green spaces are within easy reach, yet the street retains a quieter, more residential atmosphere defined by mature trees, handsome architecture and its celebrated communal gardens.

Positioned on the edge of the sought-after village of Stonesfield, Highfield Farm is a substantial detached country residence offering 8,254 sq ft of accommodation, a cellar and a vast attic level. Constructed from attractive local stone and surrounded by about 0.5 acres of gardens, the property combines impressive scale with the flexibility required for modern family life. The house is approached via a gravel driveway with extensive parking and enjoys a private setting overlooking open countryside. Internally, the accommodation has been arranged around a series of generous reception spaces, creating a home equally suited to everyday family living and larger-scale entertaining. At the heart of the ground floor is an exceptional open-plan kitchen and reception room extending to over 40 ft in length. Fitted with traditional cabinetry, a central island and ample space for dining and informal seating, it forms a natural gathering place within the house. A separate dining room provides a more formal setting for entertaining, while a substantial reception room measuring over 32 ft by 25 ft centres around a striking brick fireplace with wood-burning stove. A further games room offers valuable additional living space, and a utility room and guest cloakroom complete the ground floor. The first floor provides six bedrooms arranged around a central landing. The principal suite is particularly impressive, extending to more than 900 sq ft and incorporating a large bedroom, dressing area and en-suite bathroom. Five further bedrooms are served by a selection of family bathrooms and shower rooms, providing excellent flexibility for growing families and visiting guests. Above, the second floor comprises a remarkable attic room extending to more than 1,100 sq ft. With exposed beams and exceptional proportions, it offers scope for a variety of uses, from a studio or home office to a games room or additional accommodation, subject to requirements. The gardens and grounds wrap around the house and extend to about 0.5 acres, comprising lawns, terraces and paddock with far-reaching views across the surrounding Oxfordshire countryside. The setting provides a rare sense of space and privacy while remaining within easy reach of village amenities and communications links. Stonesfield is one of West Oxfordshire's most desirable villages, surrounded by rolling countryside yet conveniently positioned for access to Woodstock, Chipping Norton and Oxford. The village offers a popular primary school, public house, village shop and an active community, while nearby Woodstock provides a wider selection of independent shops, restaurants and cafés. The area is particularly renowned for its proximity to the Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace and a number of highly regarded schools, making it an excellent base for both family life and commuting into Oxford and London.

An unusually substantial end-of-terrace family home in the heart of the Glebe Estate, comprehensively redesigned and rebuilt to bring together architectural vision and structural engineering expertise. The project was led by the current owner, a civil and structural engineer with over 25 years’ experience delivering residential projects across West London, in collaboration with qualified architects and specialist consultants. Extending to approximately 2,685 sq ft across four carefully planned levels (including the eaves storage), the house combines the character and proportions of a period Chiswick home with the volume, natural light and flexibility of a contemporary architectural rebuild, including a substantial lower-ground floor unlikely to be easily replicated today. Generous ceiling heights, carefully considered sightlines, oversized glazing and extensive bespoke joinery create interiors that feel open, private and highly practical with ample storage for modern family life. The sense of space is apparent from the moment you enter. A generous double reception room occupies the front of the house, where a wide bay window brings in natural light and bespoke storage is seamlessly integrated into the architecture. From here, the plan unfolds naturally towards the rear, with increasingly open volumes drawing the eye through to the garden beyond. At the heart of the home is an expansive kitchen, dining and family space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A bespoke Miele kitchen is arranged around a large central island, with generous worktops and extensive storage. A substantial leather banquette with concealed storage sits beneath a striking Kristjana S Williams feature wall, while full-height sliding glass doors open directly onto the landscaped rear garden. The relationship between the house and garden is one of the property’s defining qualities. The end-of-terrace position provides additional width, side access and a greater sense of openness than many comparable houses in the area. The garden is set below neighbouring levels, creating an unusual degree of privacy while allowing the rear elevation to accommodate full-height sliding glass doors stretch across the rear elevation, dissolving the boundary between inside and out and creating an effortless connection with the garden. Cleverly tucked out of site behind a feature door sits a separate fully equipped utility room. One of the property’s rarest features is the substantial lower-ground floor. Naturally lit from three sides and with ceiling heights of over nine feet, this expansive level feels bright, usable and fully connected to the rest of the house. Currently arranged as a gym, studio, games room and family retreat, with a shower room, kitchenet and extensive integrated storage, it offers a level of flexibility rarely found in comparable homes in Chiswick. Given the conservation-area context and current planning environment, a basement of this scale and quality is unlikely to be easily replicated today. The first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with its own ensuite double shower room. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Bespoke joinery continues throughout, including antique Japanese doors incorporated into one of the bedrooms, reflecting the same individuality and attention to detail found across the rest of the house.

Set behind a handsome Belgravia frontage, this beautifully proportioned four-bedroom duplex apartment unfolds across two expansive floors, offering over 4,500 sq ft of impeccably finished living space in one of the capital's most sought-after postcodes. Calm, contemporary and quietly dramatic, the apartment pairs impressive scale with a layout. On the ground floor is the reception space, where soaring ceiling heights and broad, open volumes create an immediate sense of arrival. A substantial reception room sits to the front of the plan, its grand proportions lending themselves equally well to formal entertaining and more relaxed family living. Beyond, a generous dining room forms the heart of the home, positioned alongside a contemporary kitchen fitted with Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances. Clean-lined and understated, this space has been designed for modern life, with the open flow between rooms enhancing both light and scale. A sculptural curved staircase descends to the lower ground floor, where the private accommodation is arranged. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with a dressing area and an ensuite bathroom, while three further double bedrooms provide excellent flexibility for family, guests or staff. A cinema room adds a further layer of comfort and amenity, and two patios bring in natural light and a welcome sense of openness to this lower level. Air conditioning, concierge service and the rarity of such generous lateral proportions in Belgravia further elevate the apartment’s appeal. Chesham Street sits within the most polished stretch of Belgravia, moments from the boutiques and restaurants of Elizabeth Street, the green open spaces of Hyde Park and the designer stores of Sloane Street.

Behind a handsome white stucco façade on a peaceful residential street moments from Golborne Road, this beautifully considered garden apartment unfolds across the ground and raised ground floors of a classic Notting Hill townhouse. Rich in character and thoughtfully reimagined throughout, the home balances period detail with a warm, contemporary palette and an easy sense of flow between inside and out. The raised ground floor is arranged around a generous dining room, where high ceilings, a working fireplace and soft natural light create an inviting central space for entertaining. To the front, the reception room sits within a wide bay window and has been finished in deep, cocooning tones, with bespoke shelving and original detailing. To the rear, the bespoke kitchen pairs dark cabinetry with timber worktops and open shelving, opening directly onto a private terrace overlooking the garden below. The lower ground floor is dedicated to the bedroom accommodation. The principal suite occupies the front of the plan and opens onto a secluded patio courtyard, while the second bedroom is positioned alongside a large family bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. Extensive built-in storage and a utility area have been carefully integrated throughout. Outside, the south-facing garden feels unexpectedly tranquil for such a central location, framed by mature planting and enjoying sunlight through much of the day. A further terrace off the kitchen provides an additional outdoor spot. Faraday Road is quietly positioned just behind Golborne Road, one of west London’s most vibrant neighbourhood pockets, known for its independent cafés, excellent restaurants and longstanding local institutions. Portobello Road, Westbourne Grove and the open green spaces of Holland Park are all within easy reach, while Ladbroke Grove station provides swift connections across the city.

Set on the prized eastern side of Montpelier Square, this handsome five-bedroom townhouse pairs classic Victorian elegance with understated contemporary style. Spanning six beautifully arranged floors and bathed in natural light thanks to its west-facing aspect and wide frontage, the home offers a rare opportunity to own a freehold property in one of Knightsbridge’s most exclusive garden squares. Behind its stucco façade, the interiors are pared back and simple, allowing a new owner to make their mark. The first-floor drawing room is generously proportioned, with soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling sash windows that open to a balcony with direct views across the leafy communal gardens. There’s also a striking formal dining room on the ground floor, ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is situated to the rear of the house and opens into a bright breakfast area, illuminated by a glass roof that invites the light in all year round. French doors lead onto a private terrace, perfect for alfresco dining or morning coffee in the sun. The principal bedroom suite is located on the upper floors, with peaceful garden outlooks and extensive wardrobe space. Four further bedrooms are spread across the home, two with ensuites. A fifth bedroom on the lower-ground floor is ideal for staff, guests, or teenage children seeking privacy. Each bathroom has been finished to an impeccable standard. Montpelier Square is a rare pocket of tranquillity in the heart of Knightsbridge. Built between 1840 and 1850 and set within a conservation area, the square is an incredible example of some of London’s best architectural heritage, yet lies moments from the cosmopolitan buzz of Harrods, Harvey Nichols, and Sloane Street. Hyde Park is on the doorstep, while Heathrow and Battersea Heliport are within easy reach.