Just a short meander west of South Kensington’s museum district, this architect-designed home is one of its street’s best kept secrets. Split across two levels – one above ground, one below – its design works to maximise every aspect, from the physical footprint and privacy to perception of space. Beyond a secure, gated entrance that keeps the setting deliberately discreet,…
Just a short meander west of South Kensington’s museum district, this architect-designed home is one of its street’s best kept secrets. Split across two levels – one above ground, one below – its design works to maximise every aspect, from the physical footprint and privacy to perception of space.
Beyond a secure, gated entrance that keeps the setting deliberately discreet, a sweeping living space unfolds. The ceiling stretches beyond 3 metres, with a glazed shell that dissolves the boundary between indoors and out. Polished concrete floors anchor the scheme, while an immaculate architectural grid – wood, aluminium and stainless-steel – frames views of the encircling canopy of trees. The contemporary kitchen continues the minimalist language with handleless cabinetry and stainless-steel worktops. From the dining area, sliding glass opens to a secluded patio.
A sculptural stone staircase leads down to the sleeping quarters. Two calming bedrooms sit on this level – one with a pared-back en suite, the other served by a family bathroom.
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Design by Sophie Hicks Architects
Open-plan dining and reception room
Contemporary kitchen
Principal bedroom suite
Guest bedroom
Family bathroom
Mechanical ventilation
Alarm system
Solar panels
London Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
Split across two levels – one above ground, one below – its design works to maximise every aspect, from the physical footprint to perception of space.
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Enquire nowEarl’s Court Square puts you within a stone’s throw of London’s cultural scene. World class institutions – the V&A, Natural History and Science Museum – can be found along nearby
Exhibition Road. Dine at celebrated local spots like Macellaio RC, Cambio De Tercio, Yashin Ocean House, or Margaux, or enjoy a leisurely stroll around Brompton Cemetery, one of the city’s historic burial grounds. Boutique shopping along Chelsea’s Kings Road and live music at the Troubadour are also easily within reach, or head south towards the river for waterside walks.
2 bedroom home in Earl's Court
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