On an elegant street a stone’s throw from The River Thames, the handsome frontage of an eclectic home pays homage to its prestigious postcode. Tall columns flank the raised entrance. Inside, a stone fireplace and soaring ceilings set the scene in the dining room. An expansive sash window with white wooden shutters draws in natural light to illuminate the dining space. In the corner of the room, a compact bar.

Hardwood flooring flows through a vestibule living space and into the kitchen. A departure from the aesthetic of the dining room, the eat-in kitchen is characterised by contemporary design principles.

From a comfortable dining snug with French doors leading outside, the space expands into a modern kitchen with period proportions. A vast window stretches to the ceiling, framing verdant views and accentuating the room’s height. A book-matched marble backsplash echoes the finish of the worktops. Meanwhile, minimalistic cabinetry and integrated Gaggenau appliances create a clean-lined look.

A convivial reception room dominates the first floor. Grounded by a grand fireplace, a trio of windows sheds light on a hive of artwork, curios and distinguished furnishings. Above, intricate cornicing crowns the ceiling. Double doors lead into a large study that enjoys a south-facing roof terrace.

The principal bedroom suite takes the second floor. This serene space draws together wood flooring, a bank of fitted wardrobes and a sophisticated bathroom with a freestanding rolltop bath, dual vanity and walk-in shower. On the third level, a guest bedroom benefits from concealed storage and a distinctive en suite pairing dark tiles with a rainfall shower.

The lower ground floor features one further bedroom suite with a living area, in addition to a bedroom, family bathroom and an open-plan reception and kitchen. From here, floor-to-ceiling glazing provides a perspective on the leafy retreat beyond.

Location
Pimlico is one of central London’s most regal neighbourhoods. Caught between the Thames to the south and Westminster to the north, the area benefits from close proximity to world-class shops, restaurants and attractions. Head towards Sloane Square to pick up supplies from Daylesford Organic, dine on Italian food at Enoteca Turi or browse the area’s fashion boutiques. For art and culture, choose between The Saatchi Gallery and the internationally renowned Tate Britain. Take a breather by the river or at Burton Court. To sample Pimlico’s fine dining, make a beeline for Lorne or Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant A. Wong.

Pimlico (10 mins)
Victoria (11 mins)