Agent Listings

Flow. Being completely involved. Time well spent. Every moment following inevitably from the previous one. Like playing jazz. Like living in a beautifully planned home.

Nestled amongst the Victorian & Edwardian terraced houses of Queens Park, sits a notable exception. A newly constructed family home.

From the moment you step through the full height charred timber door and enter Milverton Road, your eye is drawn to the curved concrete staircase, an architectural anchor setting the tone for what lies beyond.

A note from the owner;"This apartment has been in our family for generations and it's easy to see why. Cholmley Gardens is more than just a home, it's a true community. To grow up here was to live in a hidden oasis - peaceful, safe and full of life"

The conversion of London's industrial heritage into residential apartments represents one of the most significant city-wide changes of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Twenty floors up. Far reaching views, generous outside space and quiet solace from the restless energy of the streets below embody feelings of privacy, luxury and convenience.

The ideal choice for those seeking to balance the tranquility of living in leafy Hampstead with the convenience of easy access to all that London has to offer.

"My desire is to do something to bring beauty, music, art, thoughtful reading, and a quiet, reasonable life within reach of Londoners" - Dame Henrietta Barnett

"I can walk past Downing Street and Admiralty House and it doesn't move me one bit, but I can't bear to walk past Holly Lodge Gardens. It's where I brought up the children. It means too much to me"Edna Healey, author and former owner, 1953-1978. Wife of Dennis Healey, former Chancellor.

Balance in design. The art of perfectly aligning contrasting elements to create an environment that contributes to the satisfaction of living in a space.

The perfect London pied à terre. Privacy, security and convenience, situated opposite Primrose Hill and The Regent's Park, moments from Primrose Hill village

In the heart of London's most creative neighbourhood, The Pathé Building is the iconic former home of one of the world's pioneering moving picture companies.

A contemporary reinterpretation of the great Marylebone mansions, nestled amongst the historic streets of this thriving London neighbourhood.

Edwardian architecture elegantly blends with a pared-back mid-century aesthetic at this classically proportioned Queen's Park home

The word Penthouse brings to mind far reaching central London views, generous outside space and the feeling of a calm serenity from the restless energy of the streets below. Ideas of privacy, luxury and convenience.

Period elegance meets style and sophistication in this meticulously restored Edwardian family home

There's something deeply reassuring about the Victorian terraced houses which define Queen's Park. The tree-lined streets, the consistency of the exteriors, the sense of community.

The perfect city home. Luxury, convenience and every imaginable amenity, all within easy reach.

A rare find. A semi-detached Edwardian family home, in an area characterised by its Victorian terraced architecture. Lateral accommodation, principally arranged over two floors, provides spaces to be together, and places for quieter moments too.

A British icon. A creative powerhouse. A unique collaboration.

The perfect balance of luxury, convenience and security, located on The Bishops Avenue, one of the world's most sought after addresses.

A newly refurbished garden apartment with its own private entrance, peacefully located on a quiet residential street close to the shops, restaurants and numerous transport links of West Hampstead. Chain free and ready for immediate occupation.

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.

A perfect family home.Spaces to be together, and places for quieter moments too. Thoughtfully refurbished and extended, an effortless combination of period and modern.

Directly opposite the woodland and meadows of Hampstead Heath, sits Heath Park Gardens, a private gated development of only thirteen apartments.

A stucco fronted, Grade II Listed single family residence. One of the few remaining houses on Cadogan Place to have retained its adjoining mews house on Cadogan Lane.

As you enter Queens Gate Gardens through the original entrance of this 19th-century, Grade II listed building, the sense of grandeur created by its architect, the master builder and amateur artist Charles Aldin, is immediately apparent

"The artists around the courtyard formed a happy family, in and out of each other's studios during the day, and in the evening swapping stories over cards and whisky."William Logsdail, Artist - c.1887

High ceilings and large scale windows flood the immaculately refurbished interior of this first floor apartment with an abundance of natural light.Perfect for city living