Television Centre

On the sixth floor of the former BBC studios, this two-bedroom apartment is a calming, contemporary sanctum.

The iconic Television Centre, once home to the BBC studios, is a cultural and architectural gem in West London’s crown. First built in the 1960s, the buildings are now a series of residential, working and leisure spaces tailored to a discerning audience. Echoing the sleek design of its exterior, this two-bedroom lateral apartment has been crafted with a refined aesthetic eye: clean lines, streamlined technology and plenty of natural light.

Located on the sixth floor, the home opens into an open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room. Whitewashed walls and pale engineered oak floors set a neutral backdrop, while a wall of glazing draws in reams of sunlight. Configured as an L-shape, the kitchen is all handleless cabinets, integrated Siemens appliances and an eye-catching marble worktop and splashback. There’s connectivity drawn between the indoors and out, thanks to the sliding glass door that opens to a balcony – ideal for al fresco moments in the warmer months. Plus, there’s air-conditioning and underfloor heating for year-round comfort.

The principal bedroom suite is a serene setting, with pale walls, carpeted floors and a pair of large windows illuminating the space. There’s a dedicated dressing area complete with open wooden wardrobes, plus an en suite Italian-finished bathroom with an oversized rainfall shower wrapped in geometric tiling. The guest bedroom offers versatility to be used as an office, home gym or studio, served by an additional bathroom featuring a bathtub.