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Tucked away on one of De Beauvoir’s most sought-after streets, this beautifully reimagined three-bedroom Victorian home blends timeless character with contemporary finishes. Behind its handsome period façade, the house unfolds across four levels, each space designed to enhance light, volume and flow.

Upon entering on the raised ground floor, the double reception room is filled with natural light from the six-over-six, double-glazed sash window. The marble fireplace surrounds a wood burning stove, which is flanked by bespoke cabinetry and shelving. Pale chevron runs underfoot, connecting it with a further reception area. A wide glazed door leads to the roof terrace, the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening drinks overlooking the garden below.

At the heart of the home is an extended kitchen and dining room, a striking space originally conceived by North Architects and thoughtfully reimagined by the current homeowner in recent years. Designed to maximise light, the space is anchored by a neutral palette - 'School House White’ by Farrow & Ball - creating a calm backdrop. Bathed in natural light from a full-width skylight, picture window, and slimline sliding doors, the kitchen opens out seamlessly to the private garden. A built-in L-shaped seating area in vibrant orange soft fabric adds a playful contrast and a welcoming focal point for gatherings. A nod to the building’s Victorian heritage comes through in the shaker-style kitchen, complete with fittings by Corston and a classic AGA cooker that adds warmth and character. To the front of the house sits a flexible space, equally suited as a guest bedroom, snug or playroom, offering adaptability as life shifts and evolves. Adjacent to this, is a bathroom which features a bath and walk-in shower.

On the upper floors there are two generously proportioned bedrooms, each carefully considered to create a sense of calm and retreat. Soft light, clean lines and bespoke joinery elevate the spaces, while built-in storage ensures a refined, clutter-free environment. These rooms are served by a bright shower room on the floor above.