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Upper Montagu Street W1H

Enlivened with eclectic design, this personality-filled penthouse with chimney-top views over London, takes you far beyond its Marylebone setting. Reimagined by architect Chris Thompson, a spacious footprint is arranged around a meadow-style courtyard, where living spaces look out onto considered greenery. Characterful interiors by architectural salvage and design studio Retrouvius are tailored for entertaining, paring reclaimed and natural materials to striking effect. Cosy cabin bedrooms accessed from the garden provide space for extra guests.

Ravenscourt Road W6

A true conversation starter, this refined Hammersmith home sits just a stroll from Ravenscourt Park. Offering a fresh perspective on heritage details, eye-catching paintings and prints leave a lasting impression. Matching glass chandeliers light up the reception and dining rooms, while a convivial eat-in kitchen is brightened by doors to the patio. Upstairs, three bedrooms prioritise rest and relaxation. Taking the first floor, the principal suite is a showstopper with a dramatic en suite bathroom bound by striking black and gold wallpaper.

Designed to offer sanctuary and foster connection, our standout and spectacular homes let in 2024 embrace new beginnings.

Every home has a story, and the spaces we let last year tell some of the most interesting. Found among west London’s coveted locations, these properties embrace the art of reinvention. Think industrial backdrops turned residential gems and period properties creatively restored.

Across these spaces: a common thread of new beginnings. From the bold lines of a modern extension to new builds perfectly attuned to their heritage neighbours, each home has been transformed with a sensitive eye for design.

Ravenscourt Road W6

A true conversation starter, this refined Hammersmith home sits just a stroll from Ravenscourt Park. Offering a fresh perspective on heritage details, eye-catching paintings and prints leave a lasting impression. Matching glass chandeliers light up the reception and dining rooms, while a convivial eat-in kitchen is brightened by doors to the patio. Upstairs, three bedrooms prioritise rest and relaxation. Taking the first floor, the principal suite is a showstopper with a dramatic en suite bathroom bound by striking black and gold wallpaper.