Close to the capital’s best cultural institutions, this red-brick and stucco townhouse brings tradition and modernity together in quiet conversation. A two-bedroom home shaped by a recent renovation, architect-designed craftsmanship is at its best here. Set on the third floor, the living area opens out in a sweep of oak herringbone flooring and gallery-like walls. South-facing sash windows draw in…
Close to the capital’s best cultural institutions, this red-brick and stucco townhouse brings tradition and modernity together in quiet conversation. A two-bedroom home shaped by a recent renovation, architect-designed craftsmanship is at its best here.
Set on the third floor, the living area opens out in a sweep of oak herringbone flooring and gallery-like walls. South-facing sash windows draw in the light; a black fireplace gives the room its focus. Space is generous and flexible – there’s room for conversation as much as calm.
Along the rear wall, the kitchen brings precision. Solid wood cabinetry is custom made, its proportions centred by a single slab of stone that forms both countertop and splashback. Integrated appliances sit neatly within the composition. To one side, a floating open-tread staircase serves as a sculptural centrepiece – leading up to the non-demised flat roof.
In the principal bedroom, bespoke wardrobes keep the architecture clean-lined and free of distraction. Through sash windows, a small balcony opens to the air. The second bedroom follows suit, with built-in wardrobes. Between them, a generous bathroom finished in ceramic tiling, complete with walk-in shower and deep bathtub.
The home further benefits from soundproofed floors, acoustic underlay and renewed insulation.
Open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room
Principal bedroom with bespoke storage
Guest bedroom with built-in cabinetry
Family bathroom
Balcony
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
To one side, a floating open-tread staircase serves as a sculptural centrepiece
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Enquire nowMoments from vibrant institutions like the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum, a sense of peace prevails. Grab a coffee to go from HJEM before a stroll around the museums, or head north to Hyde Park. Coveted local restaurants such as Margaux, Yashin Ocean House and Zuma are perfect for get-togethers. For a day of shopping, there’s Kensington High Street to the north, Chelsea’s iconic Kings Road to the south and the upmarket department stores of Knightsbridge to the east – followed by a performance closer to home at The Royal Albert Hall. Head to The Troubadour for an evening of live music.
2 bedroom home in Chelsea / South Kensington
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