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The house has several large living spaces and 7 bedroom/bathroom suites. There are large garages and stores and a magnificent staircase leading to the first floor from a spacious Entrance Hall.

Access is through an electronically operated set of wooden double doors allowing cars to enter the grounds from the Burfield Road, Old Windsor.  The grounds are spread out over approximately 2 acres.

EPC Rating C

Price on application

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Currently, the house is laid out with a large bedroom suite on the top floor with a dressing room and bathroom and a large living room on the first floor. The ground floor has a large kitchen, a dining room and a guest cloakroom. Decoration and interior design are by Colefax and Fowler. A third bedroom could be accommodated through a reconfiguration of the property (previous floorplan available).

There is a large secure parking space in the underground garage.

The property is held on a 999 year lease from 1st January 1999.

The location is very private and quiet west of Old Church Street south of the Kings Road and close to the River and Battersea Park.

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Location: Regency House is nested on the border of Westminster and Pimlico; it borders Vincent Square to the north and Smith Square to the south east. Nearby lays Regency Street conservation area. The house is a short walk from Westminster (17 minutes), Victoria (13 minutes), Pimlico (8 minutes) and St. James’s stations (7 minutes) which are served by Jubilee, Victoria, Circle and District lines and Gatwick Express trains. Closest parks are St. James’s Park and green space of Victoria Tower Gardens.

Area: The area is bustling on weekdays with office workers: a mix of government departments, media and fashion (Burberry, Channel 4) and students (Chelsea College of Arts and Design, Westminster School, Westminster College). It is much quieter and residential on weekends.

Food: Don’t miss the treat of old fashioned cooking at Regency Café. Adorned with art deco elements, the cafe has been serving great British breakfasts since 1946 and featured in a number of films. Nearby Vincent Square houses a famous Westminster Kingsway College’s restaurant, Vincent Rooms, which offers a unique experience of being cooked by chefs in training. Quirinale on Great Peter Street is a family run upmarket Italian restaurant and a local secret.

Culture: Smith Square concert hall hosts intimate musical festivals (currently: London Festival of Baroque Music). Tate Britain houses a fantastic collection of art and regularly puts on outstanding exhibitions (currently: Impressionists in London and All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and Century of Painting Life). Organ recitals are held on Sundays afternoons at Westminster Abbey free of charge and tourist crowds.

Value: At just over £970 a square foot, this is a significantly cheaper price than nearby freshly completed properties. For example, a comparably sized 2 bedroom in a new build house in Chapter Street was priced and negotiated for £1,500 a square foot. The service charge is £1,500 per annum and the ownership is leasehold till 2110. With more planned housing development in the pipeline in the nearby area, this flat represents potential for stable long-term appreciation due to its appeal to a mix of office tenants, local demand and overseas investment.

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This is a one-of-a-kind home: large, airy, set on a quiet, leafy shoehorn shaped street called The Glebe. The property was built in late 19th century and keeps its character alongside fantastic original features.

This house is currently arranged as two separate dwellings. The main house is very spacious. There is a large drawing room with working fireplace, a dining room and a garden-facing kitchen which extends onto a raised terrace. A staircase leads onto the first floor which houses a master bedroom with en-suite, a large double bedroom, a smaller double bedroom and another laundry room with a second fireplace. There’s another cloakroom and a further bathroom on this floor. A second set of stairs lead onto the second floor with two further bedrooms. All bedrooms have great ceiling height throughout. All rooms have lovely views onto surrounding greenery.

The separate dwelling (15b) is on the lower ground floor, has its own front and back entrance and opens up to the garden and patio. There are 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, a large living room and a bathroom. Further there’s a huge cellar in a very good condition. Again, the ceiling height throughout is very good.

The garden is well maintained and is of substantial size: 0.4 of an acre. There is a pond, a glasshouse and a collection of mature trees around the house.

The Glebe is set in conservation area of Blackheath and is only 5 minutes walk to Blackheath station and the high street, perfect for commute. Blackheath is a popular area with fantastic schools, upmarket shops, cafes and bars. It is also a short walk away from the open spaces of Blackheath and Greenwich parks.

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A very spacious and light one bedroom flat in this splendid white stucco mansion in the heart of Holland Park. The apartment has a large living room, bathroom and a separate kitchen.

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