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Arranged across the first and second floors of a stucco-fronted period building, this newly refurbished three-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 2,482 sq. ft. Tall windows, generous ceiling heights and retained period details define the interiors, while a broad balcony overlooks Eaton Square’s private gardens. The apartment is offered unfurnished, with air conditioning throughout, lift access and a porter. On the first floor, double doors open into a substantial reception room with parquet flooring, decorative cornicing and a fireplace. Three sets of French doors lead onto the balcony, bringing leafy views into the room and providing a particularly lovely setting for entertaining. Across the hall, a second reception room provides space for a separate dining room. Parquet flooring continues here, while an open-tread timber staircase connects the two levels. The separate kitchen has pale cabinetry, integrated appliances and ample worktop space beneath a large window. A guest cloakroom completes this floor. The bedrooms are arranged on the second floor. Spanning the width of the principal reception room below, the main bedroom has a dressing area, extensive fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with a bath, separate shower and twin basins. A second double bedroom also has built-in storage and an ensuite shower room. The third bedroom opens onto its own balcony. Soft carpeting, panelled walls and tall windows give the bedrooms a comfortable, considered finish. Residents have access to Eaton Square’s private communal gardens. Among Belgravia’s best-known addresses, the square is within easy reach of the independent shops, cafés and restaurants of Elizabeth Street and Motcomb Street, with Sloane Square and the King’s Road close by. Sloane Square and Victoria stations provide Underground connections, while Victoria also offers mainline services and the Gatwick Express.

Behind electric gates on Birds Hill Rise, this substantial detached house extends to approximately 7,135 sq. ft., including the double garage. Accommodation unfolds across three floors, with six bedrooms, five bathrooms and a top-floor games room with a golf simulator. A red-brick façade, twin gables and a columned entrance give the house a traditional character, complemented inside by timber flooring, decorative cornicing and generous windows. The entrance hall has parquet flooring and a broad staircase, with a study and separate family room on either side. At the rear, the principal reception room features a fireplace, recessed ceiling lighting and French doors opening onto the garden. The adjoining kitchen, dining and family room stretches to more than 35 feet, with extensive sliding glass doors connecting it to the rear terrace. Pale cabinetry and worktops contrast with a dark central island, which provides breakfast seating beneath pendant lights. A range cooker sits within a chimney-style surround, while the room’s proportions allow distinct areas for dining and seating. A utility and boot room has an external entrance and access to the garage. A guest cloakroom completes the ground floor. Four bedrooms occupy the first floor, each with an ensuite bathroom. Overlooking the rear garden, the principal bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and a separate dressing room with illuminated shelving. Its bathroom has a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower and twin basins. Two further bedrooms share a shower room on the second floor. A games room measuring more than 40 feet in length incorporates a golf simulator, with ample space for additional leisure activities. Air conditioning serves both upper floors. Outside, a paved terrace extends across the rear of the house, opening onto a lawn bordered by mature trees, hedging and established planting. The gated driveway provides parking for six to eight cars, alongside the integral double garage. Birds Hill Rise forms part of Oxshott’s private Crown Estate, within reach of the village’s shops and amenities. Oxshott station provides direct services to London Waterloo, while the A3 offers access to London and the M25. Woodland walks and sporting facilities are available in the surrounding area, with further shopping and dining in nearby Cobham.

Arranged around beautifully planted gardens, Drum House combines expansive living spaces with a distinctive contemporary design. The six-bedroom property extends to approximately 7,241 sq. ft., including a separate annexe, storage and plant room, with broad expanses of glazing bringing light and greenery into the interiors. The entrance hall sets the tone, with stone flooring and a sculptural staircase rising beside a glass balustrade. At the heart of the house, an impressive reception room projects into the garden, with full-height windows on three sides. Its generous proportions provide ample space for entertaining, while glazed doors open onto a terrace. The kitchen and breakfast room stretches to almost 48 ft., with a substantial central island, marble surfaces and extensive cabinetry. Doors connect the room to the garden, allowing meals to move easily outside in warmer months. A separate dining room and further reception room offer additional settings for entertaining and everyday living, complemented by a dedicated wine room. A utility room and shower room complete the ground floor. Upstairs, a glazed gallery overlooks the spaces below. The principal bedroom has a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a bath and a separate shower. Four further bedrooms occupy this floor, one of which could serve as a study, alongside three additional bath and shower rooms. The separate annexe provides a sixth bedroom, a kitchen and dining room, and a shower room, making it well suited to guests or extended family. Air conditioning is an additional benefit. Outside, lawns, mature trees and carefully clipped hedges frame the house. Paved terraces provide space for outdoor dining, while a water feature and planted pathways create quieter corners. Roof terraces and a generous driveway complete the property. Drum House lies on River Lane in Petersham, a village between Richmond Park and the Thames, characterised by handsome period houses, leafy lanes and its historic parish church. Petersham Meadows and the riverside towpath are close by, with walks into Richmond and towards Ham House and its formal gardens, while Richmond Park offers expansive grassland, ancient woodland and walking trails. Richmond town centre provides a wide selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, alongside everyday amenities. Connections across London are available from Richmond station via the District line and London Overground.