THE PARK PENTHOUSE
NW1
£7.25m
The word Penthouse brings to mind far reaching views, generous outside space and the feeling of quiet solace from the restless energy of the streets below. Ideas of privacy, luxury and convenience.
The Park Penthouse evokes all of these emotions. It holds a prominent position across the top three floors of a unique twenty-six storey structure, its large scale woven pattern defining the building's facade, conceived as a piece of sculptural art by Stephen Marshall Architects.
CREDITON HILL
NW6
£4m
West Hampstead's incredible transport links, its mixture of restaurants, cafés and bars, and its proximity to both central London and one of the city’s best open spaces, Hampstead Heath, make it one of London's most unique neighbourhoods.
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Sold off-market, this single family residence presented the new owners with a wonderful opportunity to create a modern family home within a period red-brick building.
MILMAN ROAD
NW6
£3,250,000
On one of the area's finest roads, with unspoilt and direct views towards the thirty acres of Queen's Park, sits an Edwardian home that provides cohesive harmony between its spaces.
Originally constructed in the first decade of the 20th century, thoughtfully refurbished to an exacting standard by the current owners with technological integration at its core.​
LYNCROFT GARDENS
NW6
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£3,250,000
From the moment you enter this meticulously restored Edwardian house, the dramatically decorated entrance hallway offers a prelude to the family home that lies beyond.
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The line of sight offers an immediate glimpse of the sun-drenched west-facing garden, viewed through the kitchen’s full-height powder-coated steel doors, which allow for a seamless link between interior and exterior living spaces.
POTTERY LANE
W11
£2.395m
Taking its name from the eighteenth century clay brickfields which once lay at the northern end of the street, the pretty, pastel coloured mews houses which make up Pottery Lane now form part of one of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods, Notting Hill.
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​London is one of the world’s most exciting cities, and the appeal of living here has much to do with two words - location and convenience. Outstanding boutiques, cafés, Michelin-Starred restaurants, public open spaces and superb connectivity make Notting Hill one of the city's most sought after neighbourhoods.
CHEVENING ROAD
NW6
£3,000,000
Whilst the Victorian and Edwardian terraces which define Queen’s Park are seemingly ubiquitous, this understates the distinctive nature of individual homes.
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Chevening Road's minimalist interiors give a nod to a mid-century aesthetic, with polished concrete floors, light filled spaces and uncluttered, open rooms.
THE TRITON BUILDING
NW1
£2.7m
When you live in a large, thriving city like London, you become used to a close up view of your surroundings. But here that changes. The first thing that you'll notice as you enter this 21st floor apartment is the expanse of glass, the view and the horizon beyond. You're drawn towards it.
MOUNTVIEW CLOSE
HAMPSTEAD GARDEN SUBURB
£2.395m
Designed and built just after the turn of the millennium by luxury home specialists Octagon, at Mountview Close every conceivable modern desire has been considered and implemented, delivering an offering of exceptional homes.
It’s why some twenty years after the apartments were constructed, they’re as sought after as they were on day one.
PRINCE ALBERT ROAD
NW1
£750,000
Primrose Hill is one of only half a dozen protected views in the capital. It’s also the first neighbourhood you encounter as you head north from central London.
A serene walk of just over one and a half miles through two Royal parks takes you from Primrose Hill to either Marylebone or Fitzrovia.​
