Arranged across five floors, this Grade II-listed property has rich period features, lofty proportions, and a private garden that unfolds into the neighbourhood’s cherished communal garden.





The grand front door opens into an impressive entrance hall, leading to the main reception. A grand double, it is bright and airy thanks to soaring sash bay windows, and also features two traditional fireplaces.





Heading down to the lower ground floor you will find a further family room/TV room and a large dine-in kitchen with a spacious pantry. The rear garden can be accessed from the family room, offering a wonderful setting for alfresco dining.





The first floor is dedicated to the principal suite, which encompasses the bay-windowed bedroom, dressing room, and luxurious ensuite bathroom. Three further bedrooms, alongside a guest bathroom and a private balcony, make up the second floor. The final bedroom, which can also serve as a study, is located on the third floor — it features an ensuite bathroom and a terrace overlooking the communal gardens.





An exemplar of Georgian architecture, the house is replete with period features, from intricate wall mouldings and original sash windows to exquisite fireplaces and ornate balustrades. It has been recently renovated to an excellent standard, pairing the building’s storied charm with sophisticated finishes, top-of-the-line fittings, and bespoke joinery.





The hidden door at the back of the garden opens into the highlight of this house - the magnificent communal garden, considered one of the finest in London. A children’s play area and a tennis court can be found amidst the rolling verdure. Myriad native trees lend the garden its unique woodland charm, making a truly rare find. Home to bee hives, the garden also harvests its own honey.





Set in the heart of Little Venice, moments away from Regent’s Canal, residents benefit from a serene atmosphere while being in close proximity to the vibrant West End. The area’s charming cafes and restaurants are all within easy reach, as is the iconic Rembrandt Gardens.





Warwick Avenue and Royal Oak underground stations ensure great connectivity to the rest of London, while Paddington Station provides a direct link to Heathrow Airport.