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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.

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.

Set within Henry Moore Court, a discreet contemporary development moments from King’s Road, this four-bedroom house unfolds across 4,561 sq ft, with generous living spaces, a private garden, four parking spaces and a concierge. The ground floor is arranged around a striking entrance hall, where a sweeping staircase and bespoke joinery set a polished tone. To one side, a large kitchen and breakfast room opens directly onto the garden, creating an easy connection between inside and out. Sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances and a substantial island make it well suited to both everyday life and entertaining. A separate dining room sits alongside, offering a more formal space for hosting. The first floor is largely given over to an impressive reception room, with broad windows, timber flooring and doors opening to a terrace. The proportions are excellent, allowing for distinct seating and entertaining areas while retaining a calm, open feel. There are four bedrooms arranged across the upper floors. The principal bedroom suite occupies a generous position on the second floor, with a dressing room and en suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are also found on this level, one with its own shower room, while an additional bedroom sits on the first floor beside a family bathroom. The lower-ground floor adds a valuable layer of flexibility, with a cinema and games room, study, utility room, wine room, plant room and access through to the parking area. The house also benefits from air conditioning, built-in wardrobes, wooden floors, home cinema facilities and staff accommodation. Henry Moore Court is well placed for Chelsea’s shops, restaurants and galleries, with King’s Road, Sloane Square and South Kensington all within easy reach. The museums, boutiques and garden squares of SW3 are close by, while the address offers the rare advantage of contemporary lateral space, private outside areas and secure parking in one of west London’s most established neighbourhoods.

On one of Kensington’s most desirable residential streets, this newly refurbished family home brings together classic proportions and contemporary design. Arranged across five storeys and extending to approximately 3,150 sq ft, the house has been cleverly reimagined with exquisite attention to detail and includes a self-contained one-bedroom apartment with its own entrance, perfect for guests, staff or home working. The raised ground floor is devoted to entertaining, with an airy open-plan reception room that draws light through tall sash windows. Pale limewashed oak floors run throughout, setting a calm tone against the sculptural Arabescato marble fireplace. Below, the bespoke kitchen and dining room forms the heart of the home. Here, white Crittall doors open onto a private south-facing garden, while Carrara marble surfaces, a Lofra range cooker and Miele appliances speak to the exceptional quality of finish. A separate media room and utility room add practicality to the space. Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms occupy the first floor, one with an ensuite shower room, while a generous family bathroom serves the others. The top floor is entirely given over to a spectacular principal suite, crowned by a vaulted ceiling. There is a walk-through dressing room and a marble-clad bathroom featuring both Carrara and Calacatta finishes, as well as access to a peaceful south-facing terrace. Air-conditioning and underfloor heating run throughout the property. The lower floors also house a beautifully finished duplex apartment with its own living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, offering complete flexibility as guest accommodation or a private workspace.

Occupying the fourth and fifth floors of a handsome red-brick Chelsea building, this lateral apartment extends to approximately 3,300 sq ft and has been comprehensively renovated throughout. Principally arranged over the fourth floor, the apartment combines expansive entertaining spaces with carefully considered bedroom accommodation, all finished in a refined contemporary style. The apartment opens into a central entrance hall from which the principal reception spaces unfold. A substantial double reception room runs along the front of the apartment, arranged around a marble fireplace and framed by large sash windows that draw in natural light throughout the day. Bespoke joinery and soft architectural detailing bring warmth and texture to the space, while a separate dining area creates a natural setting for entertaining. Positioned adjacent, the kitchen is finished with stone worktops, integrated appliances and custom cabinetry, alongside a more informal seating area for day-to-day living. Full-height doors open onto a south-facing balcony overlooking the surrounding streetscape. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across one section of the fourth floor, creating a clear distinction between entertaining and private spaces. The principal suite includes a dressing room and a large en suite bathroom finished in bookmatched marble, while the additional bedrooms are all generously proportioned with bespoke storage and accompanying bathrooms. A further upper level provides additional flexibility, currently arranged as a private study and secondary reception space, offering separation from the main living accommodation below. Cadogan Court is positioned moments from Sloane Square and the King’s Road, placing some of Chelsea’s best restaurants, boutiques and galleries within easy reach. Pavilion Road, Duke of York Square and the open green spaces of Hyde Park are all nearby, while Sloane Square Underground station provides connections across London.

Lying on the second floor of the handsome red-brick Basil Mansions, this beautifully refurbished lateral apartment unfolds across almost 2,500 sq ft and pairs generous proportions with elegant contemporary finishes. Positioned moments from Harrods and the boutiques of Knightsbridge, the building offers the comfort of a porter and lift, while the apartment itself has been comprehensively renovated by the current owners to an exacting standard. The layout is particularly well balanced for both entertaining and everyday life. At the front of the apartment, a magnificent reception room extends across the curve of the building, its wide bay window drawing in natural light and opening onto a private balcony. The room connects to a generous dining room, creating a suite of reception spaces that can be used formally or informally. A second reception room sits beyond, offering a more intimate sitting room or television room. The kitchen is arranged separately and has been fitted with bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances, centred around a large island and complemented by a built-in seating area. Discreet storage and a guest cloakroom sit just off the entrance hall. The sleeping accommodation is arranged along the other side of the apartment. The principal bedroom occupies a striking corner position with a large bay window and extensive built-in wardrobes, served by an ensuite bathroom with freestanding bath and separate marble-lined shower. Two further double bedrooms are well proportioned and share a beautifully finished family bathroom, while a fourth room currently configured as a study could easily serve as an additional bedroom if required. Basil Mansions is a distinguished Edwardian mansion block set on Basil Street, a short walk from the open green spaces of Hyde Park. Knightsbridge remains one of London’s most coveted neighbourhoods, defined by its grand architecture and exceptional amenities. World-class shopping at Harrods and Harvey Nichols sits moments away, alongside a host of celebrated restaurants, cafés and galleries. Excellent transport connections can be found at Knightsbridge Underground Station (Piccadilly Line), providing swift access across the capital.

Lying in the handsome Art Deco Addisland Court, this second-floor apartment offers 1,337 sq ft of lateral living space in one of Holland Park’s most desirable mansion blocks. Positioned on Holland Villas Road, moments from Holland Park itself, the apartment has elegant proportions, excellent natural light and two private balconies. The principal reception and dining room forms the heart of the home, extending to over 25 ft and arranged as a generous open-plan space for both sitting and entertaining. Large windows draw in natural light, while period-style detailing and a fireplace add character. A separate kitchen sits to the rear, offering good practical space. There are three bedrooms, each well-proportioned and flexible in use. The principal bedroom is ensuite and particularly generous, while the second bedroom opens onto a private balcony. The third bedroom would work well as a guest room, study or nursery. The apartment also has two additional bathrooms. Addisland Court benefits from lift access and an impressive Art Deco-style communal entrance, with secure basement storage available by separate arrangement. Held on a long lease with approximately 970 years remaining, the apartment offers an excellent opportunity to refurbish and personalise a substantial home in a highly sought-after Holland Park address. Holland Villas Road is ideally positioned for the green spaces of Holland Park, as well as the shops, restaurants and cafés of Kensington High Street, Notting Hill and Brook Green. Excellent transport links are close by, with the wider West London neighbourhood.

Located in a prime Kensington street, this four-storey freehold house has very good natural light, retains many of its original features, and has a fabulous 45ft garden. The entrance leads to a classical Victorian reception room, where wooden flooring is complemented by a gas fireplace, giving the space both structure and warmth. The proportions allow for distinct seating and dining areas without losing a sense of openness, while tall windows pull in light throughout the day. A study is to the back of this level on the half landing. At garden level the kitchen has been opened up to the rear of the house creating a double-height ceiling, where overhead glazing amplifies the sense of volume and draws the eye upward. Parquet flooring adds texture, and the room opens directly onto the garden, creating a natural flow between inside and out. At the front of this level, a second reception space is a more relaxed setting, complete with its own gas fire, a guest cloakroom and a useful separate entrance to this level. Across the upper floors are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom occupies a particularly generous footprint, with built-in storage and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom. There is also a family bathroom off the landing. Two further bedrooms are arranged across the upper levels, served by a shower room. The house enjoys an east-to-west orientation, allowing light to move through the interiors over the course of the day, enhancing the sense of depth across each floor. The overall finish is considered and cohesive, resulting in a home that feels immediately comfortable and easy to inhabit. Outside, the 45ft garden is both grand and low maintenance, with a mix of paved and planted areas, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Its scale complements the internal layout, extending the living space in the warmer months. Gordon Place sits within easy reach of Kensington High Street, where a broad mix of restaurants, cafés and shops are set alongside well-established names. The open green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are both within walking distance. Transport connections are straightforward, with High Street Kensington Underground station nearby.

On one of the Peterborough Estate's most sought-after streets, this handsome five-bedroom Victorian house has been comprehensively renovated to create a home that balances period character with thoughtful contemporary design. Extending to over 2,500 sq ft, the house unfolds across four floors and benefits from one of the largest gardens on the estate, offering a rare sense of space in the heart of Fulham. The house opens into an elegant double reception room, where high ceilings, original cornicing and a marble Chesneys fireplace provide a refined backdrop for both entertaining and everyday family life. Large sash windows draw natural light into the room throughout the day, while a calm palette and carefully considered finishes enhance the sense of proportion and warmth. To the rear, the kitchen and dining room form the heart of the home. Bespoke Shaker-style cabinetry is paired with generous preparation space and integrated appliances, while a substantial central island provides an informal gathering point. A charming built-in dog bed has been incorporated into the design, reflecting the practical details that make the house particularly well suited to family living. Full-width glazing and French doors create a strong connection to the garden beyond, flooding the room with light and extending the living space outdoors during the warmer months. The garden is a particular highlight. Unusually large for the Peterborough Estate, it provides a wonderfully private setting framed by mature planting, with ample space for outdoor dining, entertaining and children's play. The lower ground floor offers excellent versatility. Currently arranged as a media room and snug, the space could equally serve as a guest suite, playroom, home office or sixth bedroom, complemented by a shower room, utility area and additional storage. Five well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors. The principal suite occupies much of the first floor and enjoys extensive built-in storage alongside a generous en suite bathroom finished in natural stone. Four further double bedrooms are served by two family bathrooms, providing flexible accommodation for growing families and visiting guests alike. Stokenchurch Street occupies a prime position within Fulham's highly regarded Peterborough Estate, moments from the boutiques, cafés and restaurants of the New King's Road. Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway are both within easy reach, while a number of London's most respected schools are nearby. The area remains one of south-west London's most enduringly popular family neighbourhoods, combining a strong sense of community with excellent connectivity to central London.

Overlooking the verdant gardens of Gloucester Square from the sixth floor of one of the area's most established portered buildings, this substantial lateral apartment spans approximately 2,345 sq ft and presents a rare opportunity to create an exceptional family residence in the heart of Bayswater. Generously proportioned and filled with natural light, the apartment is arranged around a wide central entrance hall that leads to a series of elegant reception spaces. The principal reception room is particularly impressive, enjoying a south-easterly aspect and opening directly onto a private balcony with peaceful views across the communal gardens. Adjacent, a formal dining room provides a wonderful setting for entertaining, while also offering flexibility for modern family living. The kitchen sits separately and is well-sized, with scope for reconfiguration and enhancement subject to the necessary consents. Throughout the apartment, the existing layout is both practical and adaptable, lending itself to a variety of refurbishment approaches. The principal bedroom suite occupies a private wing of the apartment and benefits from an en-suite bathroom, extensive built-in storage and leafy garden views. Three further bedrooms provide excellent accommodation for family and guests, served by an additional bathroom and guest cloakroom. There is also potential to create a further en-suite bathroom from the second bedroom, subject to the relevant permissions. Chelwood House is one of Gloucester Square's most sought-after addresses, offering residents the reassurance of a porter, lift access and beautifully maintained communal areas. The apartment further benefits from a private lock-up garage, a highly valuable asset in this central London location, as well as access to the exclusive residents' gardens at the centre of Gloucester Square. Positioned moments from Hyde Park and within easy reach of Paddington Station, the location combines the tranquillity of a traditional London garden square with outstanding connectivity. The neighbourhood has evolved into one of central London's most convenient residential enclaves, with the boutiques and restaurants of Connaught Village nearby, the green expanses of Hyde Park a short stroll away, and fast connections via the Elizabeth Line placing Heathrow, the City and Canary Wharf within easy reach.

Positioned on the edge of the sought-after village of Stonesfield, Highfield Farm is a substantial detached country residence offering more than 9,200 sq ft of accommodation, including extensive outbuildings, a cellar and a vast attic level. Constructed from attractive local stone and surrounded by about 4.4 acres of gardens and paddocks, 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. Further accommodation includes a cellar beneath the house and a collection of outbuildings extending to almost 1,000 sq ft. A substantial barn and additional ancillary buildings present exciting future possibilities, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents. The gardens and grounds wrap around the house and extend to about 4.4 acres, comprising lawns, terraces and paddocks 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.

This exceptional family home has been renovated to the highest standards perfect for family living, and for those who love to entertain. Located in the highly sought after Wentworth Estate, residents can rest assured thanks to the extensive security this gated community provides. Located behind secure gates the grandeur and opulence is apparent as one pulls into the drive. The grand entrance hall features a sweeping staircase and double heighted ceilings. The impressive dine-in, Smallbone chef’s kitchen features top-of-the-range, Subzero appliances, a wine cooler and custom-built doors that open onto the terrace and seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living. A grand dining area is located off of the kitchen and also features French doors leading onto the garden. A large study, two further reception rooms one of which includes a built-in, 146-inch, 4k Samsung wall TV. The other of which has a Smallbone, bespoke built-in bar, a utility room, laundry room and multiple guest W.Cs are also located on the floor. There is also a garage with secure parking for multiple cars. The exceptionally large principle suite unfolds over half of the first floor and has wonderful garden views, a luxury bathroom and Smallbone walk-in-wardrobe. There are three further ensuite bedrooms located on the first floor. Two additional ensuite bedrooms and a large games room, which also has a bar, are located on the second floor. The amenities this home comes with rival a luxury hotel and include: a football pitch, both an indoor and 18m outdoor swimming pool, a steam room, jacuzzi, a sunken outdoor seating area with a firepit, an outdoor kitchen and BBQ, a games room, two bars and a fully equipped self-contained gym. The home also has a separate self-contained annex perfect for those with live-in staff. Virginia Water is highly sought after thanks to the fact it is within commuting distance of London, yet also has excellent shops, private clubs, schools and restaurants close by.

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.

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.

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.

This exceptional duplex extends to 1,417 square feet within a storied stucco-fronted building and has been comprehensively refurbished to the highest standard, preserving original period features with refined contemporary sensibility. Accessed directly via a private lift, the apartment affords a distinct sense of privacy and exclusivity in one of London's most coveted addresses. The generous entrance hall leads left into a grand double reception room, featuring 12-foot ceilings, ornate cornices, and a distinguished fireplace. Three soaring French doors open onto a sweeping full-width terrace, ushering in ample natural light and extending the entertaining area outdoors. Situated opposite the reception, the well-appointed dine-in kitchen has been finished to an impeccable standard, featuring integrated appliances and bespoke contemporary cabinetry, with direct access onto a second private roof terrace – a particularly enviable asset for al fresco dining and entertaining. The three generously proportioned double bedroom suites occupy the upper floor, thoughtfully tucked away from the living spaces to ensure privacy. The principal suite benefits from generous fitted wardrobes and 10-foot ceilings. Additional storage completes the offering. A carefully curated palette of understated hues and warm wooden floors defines the interiors, lending the apartment a quiet, considered elegance. Eaton Place stands among London's most prestigious residential addresses, its celebrated terrace of stucco-fronted buildings forming one of Belgravia's most iconic streetscapes. The location places residents within easy reach of the boutiques, galleries, and restaurants of Sloane Square, Motcomb Street, Elizabeth Street, and King's Road, alongside the expanses of Hyde Park.

Occupying the second and third floors of the prestigious Charters Garden House, this exceptional penthouse residence extends to 3,182 sq ft and enjoys far-reaching views across beautifully landscaped grounds. Meticulously refurbished by the current owner, it combines the scale and privacy of a house with the convenience and security of luxury apartment living. Arranged over two floors and connected by both an internal staircase and private lift, the apartment opens into a generous entrance hall on the lower level. The heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen and dining room fitted with Gaggenau appliances and centred around a substantial island, creating an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen is a comfortable family room, while doors from both spaces open onto a private balcony overlooking the grounds. Also on this floor is the principal bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. A separate utility room and guest cloakroom complete the accommodation. The upper floor is devoted to entertaining and relaxation. A remarkable reception room spans almost the entire level, with floor-to-ceiling glazing drawing in natural light and framing views across the estate. Multiple terraces wrap around the living space, creating a variety of areas for outdoor dining, morning coffee or evening drinks. A study provides a quiet place to work from home, while a second bedroom suite enjoys its own terrace access. A sauna, shower room and bar area further enhance the leisure offering. Air conditioning and an upgraded audiovisual system have been integrated throughout, while the property also benefits from three allocated underground parking spaces and private storage, all conveniently accessed via lift. Charters is one of Sunningdale's most exclusive gated developments, set within approximately 25 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland. Residents enjoy an exceptional collection of amenities including a 24-hour concierge and security service, indoor swimming pool, spa facilities, gymnasium, tennis court, residents' lounge, massage and hairdressing facilities, and a garden pavilion designed for outdoor entertaining. Despite its remarkably private setting, Sunningdale village is just over a mile away, offering a selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and a Waitrose supermarket, alongside direct rail services to London Waterloo. Surrounded by some of the country's most renowned golf courses, including Sunningdale Golf Club and Wentworth, and within easy reach of Ascot Racecourse and Windsor Great Park, this is a location that balances country tranquillity with excellent connectivity.

Positioned on the fifth floor of a well-maintained building on iconic Piccadilly, this elegant three-bedroom apartment is a rare find, combining generous lateral space, timeless interiors, and uninterrupted leafy views over Green Park. Set moments from Mayfair and St James’s, it makes an exceptional pied-à-terre in one of London’s most distinguished addresses. The apartment unfolds across a spacious footprint, with a large, light-filled reception and dining room that frames a picture-perfect outlook of the treetops. A separate kitchen sits just off the entertaining space, while three double bedrooms offer calm away from the buzz of the city below. The principal suite features an ensuite marble bathroom and built-in wardrobes, as do the two additional bedrooms, making it equally well-suited to hosting guests or accommodating family. A second bathroom serves the remaining rooms, and all enjoy a quiet position to the rear of the building. With a 24-hour concierge and secure lift access, this discreetly luxurious apartment offers the perfect base for those seeking every amenity at their doorstep. Green Park, Berkeley Square and Bond Street are just minutes away.Offered chain-free and in immaculate condition, this apartment presents a rare opportunity to own a refined residence with views over one of London’s most iconic royal parks.

This five-bedroom detached house is set back from the road with off-street parking to the front and a generous rear garden. To the front, a wide double reception room spans the depth of the house, offering a more traditional arrangement with good proportions and an easy sense of flow. To the rear, the house opens out into a large kitchen, dining and family room that stretches across the full width of the plan. Centred around a substantial island, the kitchen is designed for everyday use, with space for dining and a more relaxed sitting area arranged alongside. Full-width doors open directly onto a broad terrace, extending the room out into the garden beyond. The garden is mainly laid to lawn and bordered by mature planting, with a paved terrace positioned immediately outside the house for outdoor dining. A separate utility room sits just off the kitchen, keeping the practical elements of daily life out of view, while a ground-floor bedroom and shower room offer flexibility for guests, working from home or longer-term living arrangements. Upstairs, the first floor is arranged around three bedrooms. The principal en suite bedroom sits to the rear with a calm outlook over the garden, while two further bedrooms are positioned to the front and side and a family bathroom in the middle. The top floor has an additional bedroom set into the eaves with its own bathroom and a sense of separation from the rest of the house, making it particularly well suited to older children or guests. Derwent Avenue is a quiet residential street positioned between Richmond Park and Wimbledon Common, both within easy reach and offering miles of open green space. The area is well regarded for its schools and benefits from easy access to the A3, providing a direct route into central London and out towards the countryside.

On the fourth floor of a distinguished red-brick building in Knightsbridge, this lateral two-bedroom apartment pairs period architecture with uplifting views across the rooftops of the Cadogan Estate. Set within one of the neighbourhood’s most picturesque streets, the home sits amid the striking facades that define the Pont Street Dutch style, a late 19th-century movement inspired by Flemish and Dutch Renaissance architecture. Coined by Osbert Lancaster, the style is instantly recognisable by its tall stepped gables, mullioned windows and rich brickwork. Inside, the apartment has been finished in a calm, neutral palette. The reception room is wonderfully light and bright, framed by classic radiator covers and sash windows that look out across the surrounding roofscape. Its proportions make for both an inviting sitting area and a more formal entertaining space. A separate kitchen, with its own breakfast area, feels both practical and welcoming, designed to catch the morning light. Both bedrooms are generously sized and quietly positioned. Each comes with bespoke built-in wardrobes and its own ensuite bathroom with full-size bath, an unusual luxury in central London apartments of this scale. The interiors are understated, ready to be enjoyed as they are or further upgraded by an incoming owner. Throughout, the home retains a sense of lightness and elegance that complements its architectural setting. From this elevated vantage point, the apartment takes in charming rooftop views that shift with the seasons, lending a sense of calm seclusion rare in such a central location. The building itself is part of a cluster of houses that mark Knightsbridge’s transition into Belgravia and Chelsea, celebrated for their architectural heritage and enduring appeal. The location places some of London’s most iconic amenities at the doorstep. Harrods and Harvey Nichols are a short stroll away, while the designer boutiques of Sloane Street and the characterful shops of Beauchamp Place offer an ever-changing mix of luxury and independent retail. Hyde Park is moments from the front door, its sweeping lawns and tree-lined avenues providing a natural counterpart to the energy of Knightsbridge. To the south, Sloane Square and the King’s Road open into Chelsea’s world-renowned dining and cultural scene. Excellent transport connections complete the picture, with both Knightsbridge and Sloane Square underground stations close by.

Set well back from Ham Farm Road and approached via a long, private drive behind two sets of gates, this five-bedroom house is particularly secluded. The property extends to just under 4,850 sq ft and has been carefully reworked to balance clarity of layout with a softness in how the spaces are lived in. There is a considered restraint to the architecture. Nothing feels overdone, yet everything has been resolved. At its centre, a wide kitchen and dining room is anchored by a deep blue island and a wall of cabinetry. The scale here is generous. Full-width glazing draws the garden in, with doors opening directly onto a broad terrace. The effect is immediate, particularly in the warmer months, when the boundary between inside and out all but disappears. From here, the house opens out into a sequence of reception spaces that feel connected yet distinct. The principal sitting room is arranged around a contemporary fireplace and framed by views of the garden. A separate bar sits just off the main flow of the house, lending itself easily to evenings that drift from dinner into something more relaxed. Elsewhere, a study and a playroom give the plan a flexibility that suits both family life and working from home. Upstairs, the proportions shift. The principal bedroom is set beneath a gently vaulted ceiling, with a sense of volume that is softened by light and outlook. A dressing room and a well-appointed bathroom sit alongside. The remaining bedrooms are arranged across the floor with a practical logic, combining ensuite rooms with additional family accommodation. A loft room above is currently used for storage, with scope to be converted into further accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Outside, the garden has been landscaped with a light touch. The lawn gives way to planting, then to areas designed for sitting and dining. A sunken hot tub is set into the decking, positioned discreetly, while mature trees and established borders create privacy without enclosing the space. Despite the sense of seclusion, the location is exceptionally well placed. Petersham Nurseries is a short walk away, while Richmond Park sits just beyond, offering miles of open landscape. Richmond town centre is within easy reach, with its rail connections into central London, though here it feels pleasantly removed from the pace of it all.