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Private House - Notting Hill
Private House - Notting Hill
Shepherd's Bush, London, United Kingdom
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Private House - Notting Hill
Shepherd's Bush, London, United Kingdom
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
In the exclusive area of Notting Hill, working with the team at developer Bancroft Heath, we have designed a luxury home, a stone’s throw from Notting Hill. The exterior is Victorian but the interior is pure 21st Century – though with an elegant, minimal restraint.
The concept was to create a beautiful home that was honest with its materials and celebrated craftsmanship.
There are five floors including a new double basement housing spa and gym, sauna, Japanese plunge pool, wine cellar, surround-sound cinema, family room and staff quarters. At street level the ground floor is traditional in layout but contemporary in detail. Nowhere is this better illustrated than in the custom-built cantilevered, stone stair running the full height of the house; a clever take on a Victorian staircase.
The entire building has cutting-edge technology which allows the owner to control its systems remotely. Thomas Bridges, who built the house in 1851, would be amazed.
The design is a calm and tranquil oasis in the heart of the city, celebrating space, light and materials.
The concept was to create a beautiful home that was honest with its materials and celebrated craftsmanship.
There are five floors including a new double basement housing spa and gym, sauna, Japanese plunge pool, wine cellar, surround-sound cinema, family room and staff quarters. At street level the ground floor is traditional in layout but contemporary in detail. Nowhere is this better illustrated than in the custom-built cantilevered, stone stair running the full height of the house; a clever take on a Victorian staircase.
The entire building has cutting-edge technology which allows the owner to control its systems remotely. Thomas Bridges, who built the house in 1851, would be amazed.
The design is a calm and tranquil oasis in the heart of the city, celebrating space, light and materials.
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