Holland Park House

A stucco-fronted detached house on a quiet road off the park, returned to a single dwelling after many decades. The principal façade is wide and low; the rooms behind it are tall, with the long sash windows the period is known for.

The plan reads more like a country house than a townhouse. A central staircase rises through the heart of the building; reception rooms run along the garden side at every level. A working kitchen sits at garden level, with an informal dining hall beyond it. The principal bedroom occupies the full first floor; four further bedrooms above.

The garden is unusually deep for the address, terminating at a brick studio that has served at different times as a library, a music room, and a workshop. Currently reserved; serious enquiries placed on the waiting register only.