Salusbury Road

Architectural innovations fashion sunlit and spacious interiors at this four-bedroom maisonette in Queen's Park.

Enigmatic allure meets monochromatic design at Salusbury Road. Past a façade that offers few clues about the home inside, skilful renovations by ROH Architects have transformed this former armaments factory into a contemporary loft-style space.

Through double doors to a sprawling open-plan living area, an interplay of scale and sunlight immediately impresses. Exposed trusses emphasise the proportions of a soaring vaulted ceiling, while natural light floods through considerately placed skylights. A neutral palette and pared-back design create a sunlit canvas, while an expanse of windows draws in light from every angle. Positioned above, a mezzanine level takes advantage of the skylights.

To the left, a stainless steel kitchen enables effortless entertaining through its U-shape configuration. Integrated appliances and handleless cabinetry pair form with function, complimenting a commanding marble breakfast bar that seamlessly connects the living space.

Peaceful and pared-back, a sense of tranquillity envelops the principal bedroom suite. Think pristine white walls, natural light, and a wall of fitted wardrobes. Indulgent bathing takes places behind Crittall glass panels, where an en suite bathroom features a freestanding bath, rainfall shower and dual vanity. Neighbouring this room is an additional bedroom, ideal for occasional guests. Upstairs, two further bedroom suites come with a soothing air courtesy of twin skylights. Each comes with an en suite bathroom, one of which features a bathtub.

Also found on the second floor – a vibrant mezzanine level. Offering impressive versatility, the space can be envisioned as an additional reception room or a home office with wall-to-wall storage. From here, ascend a second set of stairs to a tranquil decked roof terrace. Integrated bench seating provides breath-taking views over Queen’s Park.